Modular Wild Presents Maths Minute-Maths as Voltage Mirror

Published on Dec 9, 2012 by modularwild

"A timed exploration of the Maths as a Voltage Mirror patch found in the Make Noise MATHS manual.Sound and Video by Raul Pena. Special thanks to Tony Rolando at Make Noise.© 2012 Raul Pena"

multiple xy pad midi controller for monome grid

pad via Meng Qi

"This app is intented to be used for 128 (64 should work too) as multiple xy pads. Each 4×4 section is a pad. You can set the note, velocity, xy CC number, xy slide rate, midi ch and output port separately for each pad. Also there is a “control all” section for easy editing."

World Grid Modular Acrylic Eurorack Cases

via World Grid Modular

"Fine acrylic polymer desktop cases and stands.

Handmade and designed in Australia using UK sourced Perspex, guaranteed for 10 years.

1" thick perspex end panels to ensure strength and durability.

Vented to allow passive air flow over circuits for cooling.

Counter sunk screw hole design with sculpted radial edges

Removable universal power board trays with stand offs.

Multiple dc barrel inlet and switch point locations including front panel.

Includes mounting rails

Acrylic polymer desktop format allows you to see your powerboard \ module LED's inside.


Each case is laser etched with our logo serial number."

Tiptop Audio power rail.

World grid also offers acrylic drum cases.  See their site for more.

Live Analog Modular Improvisation with MFB 522 Darktime & Eventide Effects

Published on Dec 9, 2012 by channelxnews

"Live Analog Modular Improvisation with MFB 522 Darktime & Eventide Effects"

I Dream of Wires Extended Interviews 4 - 8

Carl Craig - Modular Pursuits: IDOW Extended Interview #4 from I Dream Of Wires on Vimeo.

In April 2012, the I Dream of Wires team met with legendary Detroit techno producer Carl Craig, to discuss his electronic music influences and production experiences, including his recent interest in eurorack modular synthesis. Craig's experiments in modular synthesis are best heard on 2010's "Modular Pursuits" 12-inch, released under his No Boundaries alias. For more info on Carl Craig: carlcraig.net Music, used with permission from Planet E: "Desire" by 69 "Pursuit 1", "Pursuit 2", "Pursuit 3" by No Boundaries.

http://www.carlcraig.net
http://soundcloud.com/carlcraiginc
http://planet-e.net

I DREAM OF WIRES is a forthcoming documentary film about the history and resurgence of modular synthesizers. The film is currently in production. This is the 4th in a series of extended interviews, which will be produced and released in various formats throughout the production, and following the release, of the film. I DREAM OF WIRES extended interview segments are sponsored by MATRIXSYNTH (m.matrixsynth.com).

http://idreamofwires.org
http://www.facebook.com/idreamofwiresdocumentary


Made in Canada - Modcan & Intellijel: IDOW Extended Interview #5 from I Dream Of Wires on Vimeo.

Canada holds a significant place in the history of electronic instrument development: from the ground-breaking inventions of Hugh Le Caine in the 1940s to the innovations at the University of Toronto's Electronic Music Lab in the 1960s. Recently, Canada has again come to play a significant role with the modern day resurgence of modular synthesizers; it is home to two highly respected manufacturers: Modcan, founded by Toronto's Bruce Duncan, was the first company to reintroduce modular synthesizers to the post-MIDI marketplace, and Intellijel, founded by Vancouver's Danjel Van Tijn, is one of the fastest growing and most respected lines of Eurorack synthesizer modules. For more info on Modcan, visit: modcan.com For more info on Intellijel, visit: intellijel.com Music/sound: Jason Amm (Solvent), Bruce Duncan (Modcan), Danjel Van Tijn (Intellijel), John Elliot (Emeralds) I DREAM OF WIRES is a forthcoming documentary film about the history and resurgence of modular synthesizers. The film is currently in production. This is the 5th in a series of extended interviews, which will be produced and released in various formats throughout the production, and following the release, of the film. I DREAM OF WIRES extended interview segments are sponsored by MATRIXSYNTH (m.matrixsynth.com).

http://www.modcan.com
http://intellijel.com
http://idreamofwires.org
http://facebook.com/idreamofwiresdocumentary


Orphx & Modulars - The Physical Element: IDOW Extended Interview #6 from I Dream Of Wires on Vimeo.

Canadian duo Orphx have been releasing electronic music since 1993, and while they were best known in experimental/industrial music circles for many years, today they are regarded as pioneers in the fusion of techno and industrial music. Orphx's recent output on Sonic Groove has met with critical acclaim from many of techno's leading DJs. Having performed live with laptops for several years, Orphx's Christina Sealey made the decision to delve in modular synthesizers, hoping it would bring some spontaneity and excitement to Orphx's music, both on stage and in the studio.

I DREAM OF WIRES is a forthcoming documentary film about the history and resurgence of modular synthesizers. The film is currently in production. This is the 6th in a series of extended interviews, which will be produced and released in various formats throughout the production, and following the release, of the film. I DREAM OF WIRES extended interview segments are sponsored by MATRIXSYNTH (m.matrixsynth.com).

http://www.orphx.com
http://orphx.bandcamp.com
http://www.facebook.com/orphx
http://www.soundcloud.com/orphx

http://idreamofwires.org
http://facebook.com/idreamofwiresdocumentary


Solvent - Modular Encounters: IDOW Extended Interview #7 from I Dream Of Wires on Vimeo.

Canadian electronic artist Solvent was commissioned to create an all-modular synthesizer based soundtrack for the forthcoming documentary I Dream of Wires; The challenge allowed him the opportunity to work with a vast array of modular synthesizers, both new and vintage. Solvent, born Jason Amm in Zimbabwe, and currently residing in Toronto, Canada, has been releasing his unique brand of analogue synthesizer music since 1997, encompassing crunchy IDM, melodic electro, and vocoder synthpop. Best known for his releases on Morr Music and Ghostly International, Solvent is also co-founder of the obscure, yet influential electro(nica) label, Suction Records. All of the music heard in this video segment was created by Solvent during several on-camera album recording sessions. No drum machines, samples, or hardwired synthesizers were used; each and every sound was created from scratch on the following selection of modular synthesizer systems: Eurorack, Modcan, Synthesizers.com, and Moog 15. In addition to creating the film's soundtrack, Amm has recently been serving as writer and producer for "I Dream Of Wires".

I DREAM OF WIRES is a forthcoming documentary film about the history and resurgence of modular synthesizers. The film is currently in production. This is the 6th in a series of extended interviews, which will be produced and released in various formats throughout the production, and following the release, of the film. I DREAM OF WIRES extended interview segments are sponsored by MATRIXSYNTH (m.matrixsynth.com).

http://solventcity.com
http://facebook.com/solvent
http://soundcloud.com/solvent
http://suctionrecords.bandcamp.com

http://idreamofwires.org
http://www.facebook.com/idreamofwiresdocumentary


Richard Devine's Analog Voodoo Effect: IDOW Extended Interview #8 from I Dream Of Wires on Vimeo.

Richard Devine is an Atlanta-based electronic musician and sound designer. He is recognized for producing a layered and heavily processed sound, combining influences from hip-hop, to old and modern electronic music. Richard Devine has released records through such esteemed labels as Schematic and Warp Records, and is the creative force behind his own sound design company, Devine Sound. Though he has contributed sound design to a number of hardware and software manufacturers, he recently released his first official sample library through Sony Creative Software. Devine has also scored commercials for the likes of Nike and Touchstone Pictures. Since the late-90s, Richard Devine's sound has been synonymous with taking cutting-edge computer-based DSP (digital signal processing) to its limits. In recent years, however, Devine has also become a convert to the unlimited sonic capabilities and hands-on "analog voodoo effect" of the Eurorack modular format. I Dream of Wires spoke to Devine at NAMM 2012, which he attends annually. Judging by the studio footage on his Vimeo channel, and his wild enthusiasm on the subject, Devine is a bonafide Eurorack obsessive! All music and sound in this video is by Richard Devine. Additional studio footage supplied by Richard Devine.

I DREAM OF WIRES is a forthcoming documentary film about the history and resurgence of modular synthesizers. The film is currently in production. This is the 6th in a series of extended interviews, which will be produced and released in various formats throughout the production, and following the release, of the film. I DREAM OF WIRES extended interview segments are sponsored by MATRIXSYNTH (m.matrixsynth.com).

http://richard-devine.com
http://devinesound.net
http://soundcloud.com/richarddevine
http://vimeo.com/channels/richarddevine

http://idreamofwires.org
http://facebook.com/idreamofwiresdocumentary

See the IDOW label below for more.

I Dream of Wires showcase - MUTEK 2012

I Dream of Wires showcase - MUTEK 2012: IDOW reporting for Wired.com from I Dream Of Wires on Vimeo.

As part of the annual MUTEK Festival in Montreal Canada, the I Dream of Wires team curated an evening of cutting-edge, modular synthesizer based performances. The event took place on Saturday June 2, 2012 at the Montreal Satosphere (part of the Society for Arts and Technology), a spectacular 360 degree multi-media performance space with live performances, all incorporating modular synthesizers, by Sealey/Greenspan/Lanza (Orphx/Junior Boys), Keith Fullerton Whitman (Kranky/Editions Mego), Clark (Warp Records), and Container (Spectrum Spools).

This video piece was originally posted as an exclusive feature at Wired.com. See the accompanying write-up + interview with IDOW director Robert Fantinatto, below.

http://orphx.com
http://juniorboys.net
http://www.keithfullertonwhitman.com
http://warp.net/records/clark
http://www.ijustlivehere.org/container

http://idreamofwires.org
http://www.facebook.com/idreamofwiresdocumentary

http://mutek.org
https://www.facebook.com/MUTEK

http://www.sat.qc.ca
http://www.facebook.com/SATmontreal

New Doc I Dream of Wires Celebrates Modular Synths, Retro Gear
By Geeta Dayal
06.13.12

I Dream of Wires, an upcoming documentary about modular synthesizers, celebrates analog hardware in all its wild, messy glory. More than 100 prominent musicians, including Trent Reznor, cEvin Key, Gary Numan, Carl Craig and Morton Subotnick are in the process of being interviewed for the ambitious feature-length film, which is set to be finished in the fall.

Colorful masses of patch cables, rows of knobs and faders, and electronic sounds abound in the exclusive clip above, shot this month at the legendary MUTEK Festival in Montreal. In addition to interviews with several musicians, including Keith Fullerton Whitman, Container and Clark, the 15-minute clip shows intriguing glimpses of the synths in action, in a massive multimedia dome housing 157 speakers called the Satosphere.

The “dedicated and obsessive subculture” of modular synth fanatics across the world formed the inspiration for I Dream of Wires, said director Robert Fantinatto in an e-mail exchange with Wired. “Years ago, I made a small documentary film about the urban-exploration subculture called Echoes of Forgotten Places…. I felt that this whole world of modular synths could make an interesting little film.”

The project soon grew massively in size and ambition. Fantinatto joined forces with Jason Amm, better known as the electronic musician Solvent. With Amm as producer of the film, Fantinatto was able to reach a large number of well-known musicians.

“The trip to see Trent Reznor was probably the most nerve-wracking,” said Fantinatto. “He lives way up on the top of a mountain in Beverly Hills and it [was] quite intimidating leading up to the interview, but Trent was supercool and had us all at ease very quickly.”

But the most jaw-dropping array of modular synth gear that Fantinatto and Amm uncovered didn’t belong to Reznor or any of the other stars they profiled. The best collection, hands down, belonged to a clinical psychologist in Los Angeles.

“He had the most extensive collection of gear I’ve ever seen,” said Fantinatto. “A huge studio with every modular synth ever made, literally every single one ever!”

Fantinatto said he met many modular synth collectors who have “devoted a significant chunk of their lives [to] buying, building and collecting these machines that sometimes take over their homes and their lives.”

“The mystery behind what motivates this irrational obsession is at the heart of the film,” Fantinatto said. “In the end, it is a longing for something authentic — something that has been lost in a virtualized world.”

Mechanical Microbe - Machinedrum and Voyager

"A techno track from Meng Qi. [Voyager covers sub bass and fx]

Buy link : http://mengqi.bandcamp.com/track/mechanical-microbe

www.mengqimusic.comVoygar covers sub bass and synth fx]

a little morning jam [Teenage Engineering OP-1]

Published on Dec 9, 2012 by ghostradioshow

"...zzZ"

circuit bent stylophone

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Published on Jun 6, 2012 by tasosstamou

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"NOTE: This is a part of a series of circuit bending designs especially modified to integrate with modular synthesizer systems. The mods add sophisticated controls over the sound circuits of these "modular toys" and turn them into useful modular synth extensions (all tested with a eurorack system).
They can of course operate as stand-alone instruments...

MODULAR STYLOPHONE

Extra Features:
- Pitch Shifting Control Knob
- 2 way Sustain Mode (up/down=low/high octave)
- CV input
-CV Gain Level
- Mono audio output mini jack"

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YAMAHA CS-50 POLYPHONIC SYNTHESIZER

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Chimera BC 9

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Sequential Circuits Pro One SN 8017

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OBERHEIM OB-XA SN 821717 Owned by Billy Payne of Little Feat?

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"This auction is for an Vintage Oberheim OB-XA Vintage Synth which we are selling on behalf of legendart musician, Billy Payne of the band Little Feat!..."

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Yamaha CS-80 Owned by BILLY PAYNE of Little Feat?

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"This auction is for a very rare Classic Yamaha CS-80 synthesizer which is owned was used on tour by Billy Payne of Little Feat!"

Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 SN 3911 with Sequencer SN 0272

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Table Top Drone Box by FrankenMusik

Published on Dec 9, 2012 by FrankenMusik

"Hand crafted drone machine. Made with a vintage 1940's multimeter. All new electronics boasts 4 square wave oscillators, 1 gate oscillator, signal switches, output led monitor. www.frankenmusik.blogspot.com"

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"Hand crafted table top synthesizer / drone machine.

4 - Oscillators
2 - Frequency and Duty Controls; 2 - Frequency Controls
All have on/off signal switches to output 1 - Gate Oscillator with frequency control and on/off signal interaction switch

Output LED monitor

1/4" Mono output jack

2.1mm Input power jack with power on/off switch

Approximate Dimensions: 8-7/8" x 3-3/4" x 6-1/6" (including handle and knobs)

Modified vintage meter from the 1940's, made by Radio City Products out of New York City, USA. Circuit is built with all new electrical components. This instrument is designed to produce great audio drones and soundscapes. Excellent for live performances or use in the studio as a sound source for samples. The signature on the back is the original user of the meter. Please ask any questions you may have on this device.

Runs on a single power supply, regulated, 9-12 VDC (not included with this listing).

Please see pictures on the physical conditon of thisdevice. The is wear, scratches, and chips in the wood case. I left this intact to preserve its charicter. The only original electrical component is the meter, and this appears to have the tip of the needle broken. The needle moves in correspondence to the output signal.

Demo Video, audio from this device was feed into one effects processor, background and other audio sources generated in Reason"

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Vintage MUSITRONIC 6 Keyboard ORGAN MKS-470

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Be sure to see the pic of it folded up.

"Circa late 1960's, this is a rare MUSITRONIC 6 Keyboard Organ once marketed to schools as a teaching tool for potential musical prodigies. There are 6 identical 4 1/2 octave organ keyboards, each one with its own volume button, 5 tone position switch, and a low/high balance switch. They are all attached to the main organ which controls which organ is to be played. Two control panels have color-coded on/off switches that match the knobs on each keyboard. Measuring 75" long, 31" wide, and 29" high, this organ has 4 smooth rolling wheels. When not in use, the organ can be easily folded up and neatly stored away.

This 6 Keyboard Organ is in good working condition. All of the keyboards work although there is some static due to dust; it is in need of a good potentiometer spray. Great for classroom or stage group use !! Awesome at a party !! This is an incredible unique piece of music history that would make a wonderful Christmas gift for the serious collector !! Please enlarge all photos for maximum viewing. Pick up only: Manhattan area or Kearny, NJ."

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TouellSkouarn Strakal Brulu {Re Greñv Eo} Pedal

"The Strakal Brulu {Re Greñv Eo} is a versatile transistor germanium fuzz box.

Features :

Laser Etched red painted Hammond Box
Selected NOS Russian germanium transistors
Input/output volume / Feedback / Fuzz with CV control input (+expession pedal)
Handy Knobs for controlling chaos
9v Standard supply, center pin negative
Hand-wired, Boutique quality, Made in Plougastel-Daoulas.
Stupid Breton name
Operation :

Plug in and out, respect polarity supply, set gain input/output as needed. Different sounds can be achieved with the instrument's big knob in conjuction with the other knobs. Module is instable by nature (germanium transistors) and can produce cv controlled chaotic fuzzes and squeals.

Knobs :

Left --> input volume, set gain as desired
Right --> output volume and High Pass Filter, the more volume
and bass on the left, less volume and less bass on the right.
Middle --> Feedback
Down --> Fuzz control with cv in attenuator, the more fuzz and cv control with the knob on the left, you can plug an expression pedal into it too."

Check out videos of the eurorack version previously posted here and this previous video from Equinoxoz.

micromac-d with touch arpeggio and seq with NEXUS

Published on Dec 9, 2012 by macbethsynthesizers

"Here's an experiment that I did. I replaced one octave of touch keys that I'm working on on an old scrap SH101.....it works perfectly!....my next shot is to give the scrapper SH101 a full three octaves as opposed to the two and a half octave keybed. If this all works- the touch keyboard I'm going to do as a stand-alone will have this built is seq! The sequencer is driving the up and coming Micromac-D synthesizer and I also played here the prototype of the experimental NEXUS 1 analogue touch synthesizer!"

Paul Hartnoll Meets...!

Published on Dec 9, 2012

"Last Sunday, Paul Hartnoll from the great electronic band Orbital paid a visit for tea and a sandwich, and also to talk synths a play around with some new projects that I'm working on. Here we see him tweaking with the MacBeth NEXUS 1 prototype. All sounds are recorded to the camera mic, as opposed to the desk- so don't expect high quality. It was a fun day and I was a guest in the evening for a fantastic gig that featured the MacBeth M5N played by a master!"

analogue synthesizer sounds and beats

Published on Dec 9, 2012 jakobsweb

"Moog Voyager: Sync'ed and fm'ed sound at beginning plus lead further on; DSI Prophet 08 lead and beefy sweep sound; Doepfer A-100 sequenced sounds and deep beefy ones (A-105 SSM filter) plus sync'ed sequence via A-106-5 SEM filter; bass from Studio Electronics SE1x; Cwejman S1: sync'ed sequence at end; Vermona DRM: drums and percussions ... yes, I've enjoyed making sync sounds for this one and kind of discovered the beauty of those recently. Thanks for listening. (this track can also be found in my soundcloud/jakobsweb place)"

Kid Kasio - In The Studio - Brookside Theme

Published on Dec 9, 2012
"Kid Kasio performs The theme from Brookside written by Dave Roylance. Using the Prophet 5 for the lead line. The Juno 60 and DX7 was used for the other parts and the Simmons SDS9 for the drums. Filmed using the JVC GR-C1 VHS camcorder."

CatSynth Live performance at Microhousen 2012

Published on Dec 8, 2012

"Amar Chaudhary [CatSynth] live electronic noise performance at Microhausen 2012 in the Santa Cruz mountains. Featuring iPad, eurorack analog modular system, and silver hair and outfit."

Animoog & Eurorack modular.

iTunes:
Animoog - Moog Music Inc.

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KORG Mono/Poly Cake

This one in via elmosexwhistle who celebrated his birthday with this awesome KORG Mono/Poly cake. Happy birthday elmo!

See the Synth Cake label below for more.

"An ARP Odyssey Christmas"

via Steve Alcorn on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

"This may be of interest to folks who like old-school analog synthesis, I have completed a CD of Christmas carols performed entirely on an ARP Odyssey synthesizer. The individual tracks were originally recorded in 1976.

This CD is called "An ARP Odyssey Christmas" and is a set of 20 Christmas carols in (mostly) classic arrangements. It is available on CD Baby and iTunes; information on how I made the recordings may be found on the CD Baby web site (cdbaby.com/cd/stephenalcorn) under "Album Notes".

The Odyssey is a monophonic synth, capable of amazing sounds, but only capable of playing one note at a time on its short keyboard, no chords or harmonies. (It is actually considered 'duophonic', but the second voice has limitations.) Because of this, each carol is a multi-track recording made up of several parts (up to seven) in which each part was actually played and recorded individually, in real-time sync with the other recorded parts.

This to me is really a bit of music history that might be of interest to anyone who remembers, or is curious about, some of what was happening with electronic music in pre-digital times (back when one had to compete with the brontosaurus for the use of the only quarter-track tape deck).

The album notes from the CD Baby web page, below, list the Christmas carols and "orchestration", and which go into some detail about how I did the recording. (I might mention that the professional results possible for 21st century home-brew recordists were not possible in the 1970s, as signal processing equipment was not available to folks without substantial trust funds.)

If you do take a look at this CD (and a listen), I hope you like it. If you have any questions about what this is and how I did it, I'd love to share my experience."

12 Days of Modular 2012-Day 9-Low Pass Filter

Published on Dec 9, 2012 by raulsworldofsynths

"Day 9: A look at a Low Pass Filter.Video series of 12 different scenes from the Modular World of Raul's World of Synths.Sound and Video by Raul Pena.©Raul Pena 2012"

All parts here.

deep sunday jam

Published on Dec 9, 2012 by MegaSniv

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"This track is from sunday last week. It's live arranged with the mixer and a little solo on my voyager later in the track. Have also recorded my bass guitar with the direct record feature. I'm not completely happy with it but havent got time for an second take. No computers where used in this track, the main output of the mixer is recorded straight back into the mpc.

Gear used:

Mpc2500 SE (stock os)
Minimoog Voyager,
Prophet 08 pe (rhodes sound)
microkorg
mackie 1604 vlz pro
TC electronic M300
Alesis 3630
DBX166XL
Emagic Unitor 8 mkII
EHX deluxe memory boy
Behringer cc300"

via Ivo Hurkmans on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Progressive house track on Analog Four

Published on Dec 9, 2012 by Jimmy Myhrman

"Live improv progressive / house track performed on Elektron Analog Four and Machinedrum. All drums are from the MD, and all melodic content is from the A4. No overdubs, just one take."

Elektron on eBay

Custom Moog Rogue with Wood Side Panels

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"Moog Rogue Analogue Synthesizer (Customized) for Auction in Excellent cosmetic and working condition. All pots and switches were professionally cleaned and lubricated; all knobs, sliders, wheels and keys are smooth, not scratchy or loose, and respond as they should. Chassis was customized with beautiful wooden side panels. Includes OEM power supply which was recently repaired..."

Ace Tone Rhythm Ace FR-1

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"A true classic made in Japan in 1969 by the company that would become Roland. Sold in the U.K. as the "Bentley Rhythm Ace" after the distributor..."

Akai AX-80

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POLIVOKS Soviet Synthesizer Video

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Published on Nov 28, 2012 by Strangesoundful

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Sequential Circuits Multi-Trak with Wood Sides SN 01218

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"You are looking at a super clean, restored analog SCI Multi-trak. Operates perfectly, looks great, sounds amazing, and a rare vintage synthesizer - straight out of the 80's & made in the U.S.A. It is a sequencer and synth in one, and has the wanted Sequential analog feel and sound.

Great Perks:
-Custom Handcrafted Wooden Sides
-Brand-new Memory Battery
-Power Supply Built into Synth - Saves space, energy & hassle - Supply includes on/off switch on synth to save power.
-All Keys Work - Depress normally and feel great.
-All Buttons and Knobs Work.
-LCD Protector screen in custom aqua color.
-Sequencer and Synth fully functional!
-Includes Manual!"

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Circuit Bent Robocop - Robobox by freeform delusion

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"Circuit Bent RoboBox by freeform delusion

The latest in audio enforcement!

Robocop + project box = RoboBox

Press the button on his chest to hear one of 3 sound FX - He has a speaker in his stomach and I have added a larger speaker inside the project box.

The mods are:

Switched 1/4inch mono jack output - Put this through your amp, PC/Laptop, mixer or Effects unit to further enhance the circuit bent sounds!

Orange LED

Freeze Switch - This switch will constantly play the chosen sound FX - This unit has they sound FX to choose from

Centre Off Toggle Switch for Pitch Control - LDR - OFF - CTRL

LDR for light senser Pitch up control

CTRL for Pitch up Control knob

Runs on 3-AAA batteries"

Analogue Solutions Leipzig K

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Dave Smith Mopho

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"The Mopho Keyboard’s voice architecture features two oscillators, two sub-octave generators, selectable 2- or 4-pole low-pass filter, filter feedback, and a ton of modulation options, including three envelope generators, four LFOs, and a 16 x 4 step sequencer. It has a full-sized, semi-weighted, 32-note keyboard with velocity and aftertouch and full-sized pitch and modulation wheels. Other features include USB and the ability to process external audio through Mopho’s filter and VCA. Comes with free editor for Mac OS and Windows."

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