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Thursday, December 27, 2012
AKAI AX 73 Professional Programmable Polyphonic Synthesizer
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Akai AX 80 Analog Synthesizer
Early Minimoog D Synthesizer with Oscillator Sync Mods
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"This particular mini's electronic panel was used in the engineering department to test keyboards and ideas for peripherals and modules.
Keyboard artist of great fame would go through the engineering department to see what sort of "goodies" they were working on.
It was an early build possibly as far back as the Trumansburg, New York era.
It was in the Engineering department when I got there which was the Academy St. era in Williamsville, New York
It has been Professionally cleaned, adjusted and calibrated by one of the premier former Moog Technicians.
Some provenance on this unit:
was in Europe for a time being used by a professional musician.
famous keyboard artists breathed on it and fiddled with the controls when it was at the Academy and Walden St. addresses.
(the keyboard itself is newer and non famous techies and assembly people fiddled with that).
The cabinet is solid walnut and may be from Bob Moog's own walnut.
It has a carefully cut rectangle on the lower left side so techies could "do stuff to the keyboard".
Switch logic for top two mini switches with hand lettered notation:
Osc sync (2 pos) will Sync Osc 2 to Osc 1.
3 pos switch: Sync Osc to Osc 1. Middle pos off
Osc3 reset. When a key is depressed low freq Osc (ie sawtooth) will returm to 0.
3 position slider on bottom left of front panel is press on lettered "Mod RTNG". It stands for moulation routing. In the middle position it is normal and the functions are controlled by the orange rocker switch. To the far right the modulation wheel affects Osc 1. To the far left the wheel affects Osc.2."
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"This particular mini's electronic panel was used in the engineering department to test keyboards and ideas for peripherals and modules.Keyboard artist of great fame would go through the engineering department to see what sort of "goodies" they were working on.
It was an early build possibly as far back as the Trumansburg, New York era.
It was in the Engineering department when I got there which was the Academy St. era in Williamsville, New York
It has been Professionally cleaned, adjusted and calibrated by one of the premier former Moog Technicians.
Some provenance on this unit:
was in Europe for a time being used by a professional musician.
famous keyboard artists breathed on it and fiddled with the controls when it was at the Academy and Walden St. addresses.
(the keyboard itself is newer and non famous techies and assembly people fiddled with that).
The cabinet is solid walnut and may be from Bob Moog's own walnut.It has a carefully cut rectangle on the lower left side so techies could "do stuff to the keyboard".
Switch logic for top two mini switches with hand lettered notation:
Osc sync (2 pos) will Sync Osc 2 to Osc 1.
3 pos switch: Sync Osc to Osc 1. Middle pos off
Osc3 reset. When a key is depressed low freq Osc (ie sawtooth) will returm to 0.
3 position slider on bottom left of front panel is press on lettered "Mod RTNG". It stands for moulation routing. In the middle position it is normal and the functions are controlled by the orange rocker switch. To the far right the modulation wheel affects Osc 1. To the far left the wheel affects Osc.2."Glitchbreaks gets External MIDI
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by Alex Mathe
"A glimpse at early MIDI control, exciting!"
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"A glimpse at early MIDI control, exciting!"
iTunes:
GlitchBreaks - Alex Matheu
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TechNo Christmas Live Jam
TechNo Christmas Live Jam.avi
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by EUSKALRAVER
"Live Techno With Christmas gift at the end.
Elektron machinedrum
Roland mc-808
Dsi evolver
Roland Juno 1."
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by EUSKALRAVER
"Live Techno With Christmas gift at the end.
Elektron machinedrum
Roland mc-808
Dsi evolver
Roland Juno 1."
Minibrute Monotonous Improvisation
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by Dovinia
"Quite by chance a Minibrute ended up on my desk the other day. I wasn't really going to order this synth but when one turned up for sale I couldn't resist the temptation to try it out - if only to see if it can do other sounds than the ones that have so far been presented in various reviews. I think I quite like it."
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"Quite by chance a Minibrute ended up on my desk the other day. I wasn't really going to order this synth but when one turned up for sale I couldn't resist the temptation to try it out - if only to see if it can do other sounds than the ones that have so far been presented in various reviews. I think I quite like it."
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Alesis Andromeda Videos by synthartist69
Alesis Andromeda "Analog Spacepad"
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by synthartist69
Alesis Andromeda "Vintage Synthbrass"
Published on Dec 27, 2012
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by synthartist69
Alesis Andromeda "Vintage Synthbrass"
Published on Dec 27, 2012
hexinverter.net vcNOIZ Voltage Controlled Noise Oscillator Demo #2
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by hexinverterDOTnet
"vcNOIZ is a voltage controller noise oscillator for analogue modular synthesis. It is capable of generating white noise just like any other noise module, but also features voltage control of the noise pitch and sub-octave outputs which add their own character tone to the noise. The circuitry is entirely analog and uses no microcontrollers. It is a DIY (do it yourself) project as well as a complete assembled eurorack module.
In this demo, I ramble on and on about vcNOIZ, what you can do with it, then I demonstrate a few of the most prominent uses for it by generating pure white noise and then some percussive elements from it as well.
More demo videos to come :)
More info/preorder: http://igg.me/p/282076/x/227451
Module project page/features: http://cv.hexinverter.net/?projects=vcnoiz-v10"
Follow-up to this post.
via Hex Inverter on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
"vcNOIZ is a voltage controller noise oscillator for analogue modular synthesis. It is capable of generating white noise just like any other noise module, but also features voltage control of the noise pitch and sub-octave outputs which add their own character tone to the noise. The circuitry is entirely analog and uses no microcontrollers. It is a DIY (do it yourself) project as well as a complete assembled eurorack module.
In this demo, I ramble on and on about vcNOIZ, what you can do with it, then I demonstrate a few of the most prominent uses for it by generating pure white noise and then some percussive elements from it as well.
More demo videos to come :)
More info/preorder: http://igg.me/p/282076/x/227451
Module project page/features: http://cv.hexinverter.net/?projects=vcnoiz-v10"
Follow-up to this post.
via Hex Inverter on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Gestrument review (standalone, with Animoog, with Cubasis)
Gestrument review (standalone, with Animoog, with Cubasis) from ipadmusic on Vimeo.
"Review of Gestrument - new innovative musical instrument for iPad. In this review I show how you can play with this app in standalone mode as well as with external synth (Animoog) and mobile DAW (Cubasis).
Download Gestrument from the AppStore - http://goo.gl/TvjPb"
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Doepfer A167 Offset and Outputs Part One
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by raulsworldofsynths
"A closer look at the output and offset options on the Doepfer A167 Comparator. Part One of two. Sound and Video by Raul Pena."
All parts here.
"A closer look at the output and offset options on the Doepfer A167 Comparator. Part One of two. Sound and Video by Raul Pena."
All parts here.
Jean Michel Jarre by starshipfive
Jean Michel Jarre Oxygene 4 my own cover
Published on Nov 27, 2012 by starshipfive
"No copyright infrigement intented.
Used for the purpose of criticism and education.
This is my own version, is not quite like the original, neither isn't intent to be like the original.
Background track sequenced on cubase, passed then to Roland SP-404 and then trigged on it.
Main sounds played:
Pads - Kurzweil PC3 and Roland V-synth v2
Brass lead -Yamaha AN1X
Synth strings - Roland D-50, Akai Miniak
Leads - Korg MS-20, Korg T3 triggering Yamaha Motif-rack"
Jean Michel Jarre Oxygene 7 my own cover (short version)
Published on Dec 3, 2012
"No copyright infrigement intented.
Used for the purpose of criticism and education.
This is my own version, is not quite like the original, neither isn't intent to be like the original.
Background track sequenced on Cubase, passed then to Roland SP-404 and then trigged on it.
Main sounds played:
Leads : Roland V-Synth v2, Roland XV-5080 with SR-JV80-04 vintage synth board
Pads: Roland XV-5080 with SR-JV80-04 vintage synth board, Yamaha AN1x"
Published on Nov 27, 2012 by starshipfive
"No copyright infrigement intented.
Used for the purpose of criticism and education.
This is my own version, is not quite like the original, neither isn't intent to be like the original.
Background track sequenced on cubase, passed then to Roland SP-404 and then trigged on it.
Main sounds played:
Pads - Kurzweil PC3 and Roland V-synth v2
Brass lead -Yamaha AN1X
Synth strings - Roland D-50, Akai Miniak
Leads - Korg MS-20, Korg T3 triggering Yamaha Motif-rack"
Jean Michel Jarre Oxygene 7 my own cover (short version)
Published on Dec 3, 2012
"No copyright infrigement intented.
Used for the purpose of criticism and education.
This is my own version, is not quite like the original, neither isn't intent to be like the original.
Background track sequenced on Cubase, passed then to Roland SP-404 and then trigged on it.
Main sounds played:
Leads : Roland V-Synth v2, Roland XV-5080 with SR-JV80-04 vintage synth board
Pads: Roland XV-5080 with SR-JV80-04 vintage synth board, Yamaha AN1x"
Fascynacja Analogiem Featuring Tr-9090 Clone
"analogowe brzmienie próby i testy :-)"
via Andrzej Przesmycki on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
"MiniBrute & Tr-9090 Clone & Korg Micro"
Click through for some construction pics of the 9090.
Korg MicroKorg XL+ Now Available
On top of the 128 onboard sounds, Korg has included another 640 sounds that can be loaded for free through the dedicated Editor Librarian software for Mac and PC.
As with each keyboard in the Micro series, the MicroKorg XL+ is ready to play an active role in any situation–on stage, in the studio, or at home. It can run on optional battery power, for extreme portability, and with USB MIDI, it's also a super-portable controller, ideal for use with laptops. A gooseneck mic and 16-band vocoder are also included, for added fun and expression anywhere.
The Korg MicroKorg XL+ is now available for a U.S. street price of $499.99"
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Live Retro Jam Minimal TechNO
Live Retro Jam Minimal TechNO- Machinedrum-Roland mc 808-Evolver-Juno 1.avi
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by EUSKALRAVER
"LIVE JAM MINIMAL TECHNO"
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by EUSKALRAVER
"LIVE JAM MINIMAL TECHNO"
Bunga
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by Richard Schmitt
"My first track with Paolo Groppioni's beautiful Grp A4 synthesizer. Multitracked in Cubase 5, some delay and reverb added on a few of the tracks"
"My first track with Paolo Groppioni's beautiful Grp A4 synthesizer. Multitracked in Cubase 5, some delay and reverb added on a few of the tracks"
Moog Factory Tour: Etherwave Theremin | UniqueSquared.com
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by Uniquesquared
"The next stop on our exclusive Moog Factory Tour is the Etherwave Theremin. Jim walks us through a brief history of the theremin and explains its importance to Bob Moog and Moog Music Inc."
"The next stop on our exclusive Moog Factory Tour is the Etherwave Theremin. Jim walks us through a brief history of the theremin and explains its importance to Bob Moog and Moog Music Inc."
OSCar SN 0833
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"This is a great example of the wonderfully rare and brilliant-sounding mono-/duo-synth that its fans reckon outclassed the Minimoog as soon as it was introduced in 1983 and just got better and better as the Oxford Synthesiser Company tweaked the controls, added MIDI and offered more patch storage. At number 833, this is a relatively late model, which has (as far as I know) all the revisions that matter..."
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"This is a great example of the wonderfully rare and brilliant-sounding mono-/duo-synth that its fans reckon outclassed the Minimoog as soon as it was introduced in 1983 and just got better and better as the Oxford Synthesiser Company tweaked the controls, added MIDI and offered more patch storage. At number 833, this is a relatively late model, which has (as far as I know) all the revisions that matter..."1977 Roland GR-500 Polyphonic Analog Guitar Synthesizer
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"Very Rare Vintage 1977 Early version of the Roland GR-500 Polyphonic Analog Guitar Synthesizer..."
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"Very Rare Vintage 1977 Early version of the Roland GR-500 Polyphonic Analog Guitar Synthesizer..."
ARP String Ensemble IV SN 0086884
ARP Pro Soloist Synthesizer SN 059
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"The technical specifications of this synthesizer are:
· Monophonic (Plays one note at a time)
· One Oscillator
· LFO
· Analog Subtractive synthesis
· The Filter: 24 dB/oct. Low Pass plus 14 fixed filters (resonators)
· 37-Key Synth action with After Touch Sensitivity
This particular Pro-Soloist is serial numbered 2710-059. It has two outputs for either a ¼’’ low impedance or a RCA-style high impedance, in case you want to plug it into that bitchin’ Kenwood stereo you still have in the garage. There is also another connector on the back that is kind of like an old school midi, although that particular connection port has been somewhat broken apart, but is still attached to the synth and could still be used. The condition of this synth is about 7 out of 10. Unlike other Pro-Soloist that have been played to death, this synth’s after-touch capabilities still work to their fullest ability. The action of the keys is good for an archaic dinosaur, having no keys that stick and that all keys trigger their notes properly when played.
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"The technical specifications of this synthesizer are:· Monophonic (Plays one note at a time)
· One Oscillator
· LFO
· Analog Subtractive synthesis
· The Filter: 24 dB/oct. Low Pass plus 14 fixed filters (resonators)
· 37-Key Synth action with After Touch Sensitivity
This particular Pro-Soloist is serial numbered 2710-059. It has two outputs for either a ¼’’ low impedance or a RCA-style high impedance, in case you want to plug it into that bitchin’ Kenwood stereo you still have in the garage. There is also another connector on the back that is kind of like an old school midi, although that particular connection port has been somewhat broken apart, but is still attached to the synth and could still be used. The condition of this synth is about 7 out of 10. Unlike other Pro-Soloist that have been played to death, this synth’s after-touch capabilities still work to their fullest ability. The action of the keys is good for an archaic dinosaur, having no keys that stick and that all keys trigger their notes properly when played.
Vintage Korg Lambda Strings SN 230308
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"1979 Korg Lambda - fully working, no issues except missing joystick knob. THREE oscillator ranks, 48 VCAs, ensemble, PS 3300 strings in a box!
This is THE string synthesizer to own! Accept no substitutes!
The Korg Lambda is part of the Korg Greek letter series of the late 1970's along with the Delta (strings and a paraphonic polysynth) and the Sigma (preset monosynth). It has a great string section with many options, 3 detunable oscillator sections, and a multiple VCA architecture borrowed from the modular PS 3100/3200/3300 series and the earlier PE 1000/2000 Polyphonic Ensembles. It has a Strings section and a Piano section, each with mixable tabs for multiple settings.
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Cosmetically this unit is a 7 or 8... a red paint stain on the back panel (I've washed as much of it off as I can without trying a solvent) and some scuffing and damage to the veneer. The controls and logos are all clean and original except for the missing joystick knob (these are really hard to find!) and work. This is a really nice looking piece which is lighter than it looks... great for a band with that retro feel, even in a nice case it is luggable, around 35 lbs on its own. EVERYTHING WORKS, the two chorus buttons on the left take a moment to engage but they stay on. All LEDs work!
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Stereo ensemble on both sounds controlled by the left most buttons, when engaged you get a true stereo sound for both sounds. You can also split them out, use a volume pedal to control one or both, and a sustain pedal for the piano. There's a trigger out to control a filter, run this through a Moogerfooger filter and just DROOL. The variable attack and release can be really long, and building up layers of chords is nice when you never get note stealing like on a polysynth! Octave switching affects both sides.
The strings are great, of course, and one of the best features is using the joystick to modulate the chorus as it stays in position once you find your setting. The pitchbend is pretty sweet, too. Settings are Strings I/II, Chorus and Brass and Organ. These last two don't have variable attack and decay... the brass is pretty weak but the organ isn't bad with Harmonics from the Piano section. Remember, 3 detunable oscillators... the chorusing is truly shimmering and you get beat oscillators to show your detuning. Tone controls.
The piano/ep/clav is OK, pretty Casio as opposed to DX7 although you do have a nice Harmonics tab which is like a celeste. You are not buying this unit for the piano sounds, although they do complement the strings and sound nice with the stereo settings. Tremelo affects only this side, and tone controls and a decay knob...
Serial number 230308, uses US voltage, 110 V 60 Hz."
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"1979 Korg Lambda - fully working, no issues except missing joystick knob. THREE oscillator ranks, 48 VCAs, ensemble, PS 3300 strings in a box! This is THE string synthesizer to own! Accept no substitutes!
The Korg Lambda is part of the Korg Greek letter series of the late 1970's along with the Delta (strings and a paraphonic polysynth) and the Sigma (preset monosynth). It has a great string section with many options, 3 detunable oscillator sections, and a multiple VCA architecture borrowed from the modular PS 3100/3200/3300 series and the earlier PE 1000/2000 Polyphonic Ensembles. It has a Strings section and a Piano section, each with mixable tabs for multiple settings.
Cosmetically this unit is a 7 or 8... a red paint stain on the back panel (I've washed as much of it off as I can without trying a solvent) and some scuffing and damage to the veneer. The controls and logos are all clean and original except for the missing joystick knob (these are really hard to find!) and work. This is a really nice looking piece which is lighter than it looks... great for a band with that retro feel, even in a nice case it is luggable, around 35 lbs on its own. EVERYTHING WORKS, the two chorus buttons on the left take a moment to engage but they stay on. All LEDs work!
Stereo ensemble on both sounds controlled by the left most buttons, when engaged you get a true stereo sound for both sounds. You can also split them out, use a volume pedal to control one or both, and a sustain pedal for the piano. There's a trigger out to control a filter, run this through a Moogerfooger filter and just DROOL. The variable attack and release can be really long, and building up layers of chords is nice when you never get note stealing like on a polysynth! Octave switching affects both sides.The strings are great, of course, and one of the best features is using the joystick to modulate the chorus as it stays in position once you find your setting. The pitchbend is pretty sweet, too. Settings are Strings I/II, Chorus and Brass and Organ. These last two don't have variable attack and decay... the brass is pretty weak but the organ isn't bad with Harmonics from the Piano section. Remember, 3 detunable oscillators... the chorusing is truly shimmering and you get beat oscillators to show your detuning. Tone controls.
The piano/ep/clav is OK, pretty Casio as opposed to DX7 although you do have a nice Harmonics tab which is like a celeste. You are not buying this unit for the piano sounds, although they do complement the strings and sound nice with the stereo settings. Tremelo affects only this side, and tone controls and a decay knob...
Serial number 230308, uses US voltage, 110 V 60 Hz."
POLY-800 Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer w/ Blue Gig Bag - SN 009429
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Sequential Circuits SIX-TRAK SN 0163J
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Sequential Circuits SPLIT-8 SN 12747
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KORG Mono/Poly SN 370681 with Original Hard Case
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Spectral Audio CYCLUS 3 SN 50112
ROLAND JUNO-106S SN 510498
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Classic Juno106 with Speakers
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ARP 2600
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"This is the early 2601 v3 model, said to be the most reliable version of this model, with the 4012 "Moog style" filter. This unit DOES NOT include a keyboard!
Functionally the unit is in great condition, recently serviced, reliable and sounds fantastic. Cosmetically there are a few scratches, the vinyl on the outer case is faded and the voltage processor sliders are missing their caps."
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"This is the early 2601 v3 model, said to be the most reliable version of this model, with the 4012 "Moog style" filter. This unit DOES NOT include a keyboard!
Functionally the unit is in great condition, recently serviced, reliable and sounds fantastic. Cosmetically there are a few scratches, the vinyl on the outer case is faded and the voltage processor sliders are missing their caps."
Yamaha CS-10 "Cragflight" (1979)
"100% handmade without any sequencer. Recorded 1979 just with two cassette-decks (ping-pong-recording).
Linke Seite trocken, rechte Seite Effekt, bedingt durch o.g. Aufnahmeverfahren und Mono-Analog-Delay. Unverändert direkt von Cassette digitalisiert, keine Rauschunterdrückung, kein EQ. Ausschnitt aus einem längeren Stück. Melodiespiel improvisiert und im Finger-Suchsystem. Klavierspielen habe ich mir erst später autodidaktisch angeeignet."
WEJAAM for iOS
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WEJAAM - Dan Armandy
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DescriptionMake your own music Electro, Techno, House ... and share a Jam with friends.
Loop-based music sequencer specially designed for playing live, it is associated with an innovative and powerful randomization tool.
WEJAAM allows you to take great pleasure in making music without being a musician.
CREATE
It's very simple to make a beat, just select from the Djaam library or you also can pick up from the World Jaam community the only think you have to do it's to create you beat using the hit editor, add sound, delete sound that's so easy...
LIVE
Give you access to a 5 pads controllers instead than knob in this way you will control simple your feeling with your finger on the screen, we also record your live session.
MASTERINGWEJAAM's complete mastering system in a single integrated app includes Limiter, Reverb, Delay, Flanger, Equalizer, Chorus, Distortion.
Based on feedback and requests gathered from mastering professionals, Wejaam advanced includes exclusive controls and features.
RANDOM
Random your imagination
With this exclusive features you can easily have access to one million of possibilities, during your live performance run and tap to the random bar to bring up a new pattern idea.
RECORD
Ready to go now ?
Make your own song within minutes and sound like a pro just record your live and create the best traxx ever. Then upload the song and share your mix all around the world.
FEATURES• Sequencer 6 patterns of 32 notes.
• 6-channel instrument (synthesizer or sampler).
• 1 parametric Filter by channel.
• 2 effect sends per channel (Delay, Reverb, Flanger, Chorus, Overdrive).
• 3-band equalizer.
• Output limiter.
• Export recordings and programs with iTunes.
• Bluetooth Synchronization allows you to play with another person and have the same audio output on each device.
1983 Korg Poly-61 Ad
via Retro Synth Ads where you'll find the write-up.
"Korg Poly-61 'The breakthrough in polyphonic synthesizers' two-page full colour advertisement from the February 1983 issue of Keyboard Magazine."
Roland CR-5000, Roland SH-2 Minimal Synth Demo
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by Jordan Passmore
"Here is a recording of me playing the Roland SH-2 analog synth and Roland CR-5000 analog drum machine. The CR-5000's trigger out is connected to the external in on the SH-2, allowing the synth to sort of pulse with the drum machine.
The drum machine is ran through an analog chorus pedal while the synth is being ran through an analog delay. Both were mixed on probably the "worst" mixer I have ever heard; an early Bogen transformer line mixer. You can hear the distortion very well on the drums but it is also distorting the synth as well. The overall mix was treated lightly through an Ibanez SDR-1000+ reverb."
"Here is a recording of me playing the Roland SH-2 analog synth and Roland CR-5000 analog drum machine. The CR-5000's trigger out is connected to the external in on the SH-2, allowing the synth to sort of pulse with the drum machine.
The drum machine is ran through an analog chorus pedal while the synth is being ran through an analog delay. Both were mixed on probably the "worst" mixer I have ever heard; an early Bogen transformer line mixer. You can hear the distortion very well on the drums but it is also distorting the synth as well. The overall mix was treated lightly through an Ibanez SDR-1000+ reverb."
Sound Lab Mini-Synth , snare 808 , bass drum 808 ,hit hats cr-78 ,conversor midi/cv ,roland mc-303
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by Propanvideos
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Circuit Bent Sound Machine
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by sonodrome
"This is a gift I received as a Christmas present, I did some simple modifications to the circuit and it turned out pretty good. The circuit is a simple toy sampler that makes cartoon style sounds."
"This is a gift I received as a Christmas present, I did some simple modifications to the circuit and it turned out pretty good. The circuit is a simple toy sampler that makes cartoon style sounds."
The Return of the Ghost of Xmas Past
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by Ritchie DeCarlo
"Modular Synth, Metasonix D-1000 drum machine, vintage Polivoks with Moog delay & some soft synths bring back some ghosts from the past."
"Modular Synth, Metasonix D-1000 drum machine, vintage Polivoks with Moog delay & some soft synths bring back some ghosts from the past."
"New Journey" - Performed entirely on the Korg Krome 73 - ©2012 Andy Barrow
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by MrRidgebackman
"Hello one and all
This is a piece of music I have been working on for a fair few days now. The title is quite appropriate, as it is a hint at what is to come to this channel. There will be a few subtle changes and some more obvious ones (yep, I am going to get lessons on how to play keyboard:-)
All of the five tracks were played and recorded on the Korg Krome and then mixed, tweaked and panned to make this my first real Workstation piece of music. Since this video was completed (waiting for the Slim Phatty to tune up), I connected a MIDI cable to the Slim Phatty from the Korg Krome and had both synths play the bass line (of course the SP won the Bass battle, but sadly never made it to this video). It is not that hard to work with and connect other synths or devices from the Krome and vice-versa.
I have to say that considering I hate menus, the Krome is pretty easy to navigate through and use, even without reading all of the instructions. Just watch a few of the Tutorial vids from Korg and you will be up and running in no time. Yes you need to spend the time, and time does fly by pretty quick, so ensure you are not working the next day before you head off into Sequencing Heaven on a Workstation...They should really warn you, as it does get rather addictive. Thanks Korg for making me so really bloody tired at work!!!! :-)
So this piece created, conceived, produced and mixed all in one box.... Love it, I hope you do to,
Many thanks for watching.
All Photographs, videos and images are my own taken on a Canon DSLR and Sony HD video Camera.
Music and Video is sole property of ©2012 Andy Barrow"
"Hello one and all
This is a piece of music I have been working on for a fair few days now. The title is quite appropriate, as it is a hint at what is to come to this channel. There will be a few subtle changes and some more obvious ones (yep, I am going to get lessons on how to play keyboard:-)
All of the five tracks were played and recorded on the Korg Krome and then mixed, tweaked and panned to make this my first real Workstation piece of music. Since this video was completed (waiting for the Slim Phatty to tune up), I connected a MIDI cable to the Slim Phatty from the Korg Krome and had both synths play the bass line (of course the SP won the Bass battle, but sadly never made it to this video). It is not that hard to work with and connect other synths or devices from the Krome and vice-versa.
I have to say that considering I hate menus, the Krome is pretty easy to navigate through and use, even without reading all of the instructions. Just watch a few of the Tutorial vids from Korg and you will be up and running in no time. Yes you need to spend the time, and time does fly by pretty quick, so ensure you are not working the next day before you head off into Sequencing Heaven on a Workstation...They should really warn you, as it does get rather addictive. Thanks Korg for making me so really bloody tired at work!!!! :-)
So this piece created, conceived, produced and mixed all in one box.... Love it, I hope you do to,
Many thanks for watching.
All Photographs, videos and images are my own taken on a Canon DSLR and Sony HD video Camera.
Music and Video is sole property of ©2012 Andy Barrow"
Mike Garson on the Minimoog and the Bob Moog Foundation
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by moogfoundation
"Mike Garson, former keyboadist for David Bowie, the Smashing Pumpkins, and prolific solist, talks about his use of the Minimoog in the early days, and the brilliance of the Bob Moog Foundation' educational initiative, Dr. Bob's SoundSchool. Be part of the brilliance. Donate: http://bit.ly/donatebmf."
Les Analog Four d'Elektron sont chez Modularsquare
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by modularsquare
"Les Analog Four d'Elektron débarquent chez Modularsquare !
Elektron vient de sortir leur tout nouveau synthétiseur analogique 4 voies.
Première constatation : ça sonne. Mais c'est surtout très rapide à prendre en main, on compose 10 minutes à peine après avoir posé les mains dessus. Si vous en doutez, venez nous voir !
Les machines d'Elektron sont façonnées pour le live, celle-ci ne déroge pas à la règle : comme sur les Machinedrum, il est possible de choisir quels paramètres on veut avoir en façade pour éviter de naviguer entre les sous-menus. Sans conteste l'un des points forts de ce synthétiseur analogique 4 voies.
http://modularsquare.com/Elektron-Analog-Four-s1116.htm
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Modularsquare est plus qu'une boutique dédiée aux instruments électroniques, c'est aussi une communauté de passionnés qui se regroupe une fois par mois pour découvrir, échanger, expérimenter, partager et bien entendu essayer tous les produits de notre catalogue : http://www.modularsquare.com
Si vous êtes passionné par les synthétiseurs, les boites à rythmes, le bending et le DIY, surtout ne passez pas à côté de nos rendez-vous mensuels !
Rejoignez notre communauté sur Facebook et twitter.com/Modularsquare"
"Les Analog Four d'Elektron débarquent chez Modularsquare !
Elektron vient de sortir leur tout nouveau synthétiseur analogique 4 voies.
Première constatation : ça sonne. Mais c'est surtout très rapide à prendre en main, on compose 10 minutes à peine après avoir posé les mains dessus. Si vous en doutez, venez nous voir !
Les machines d'Elektron sont façonnées pour le live, celle-ci ne déroge pas à la règle : comme sur les Machinedrum, il est possible de choisir quels paramètres on veut avoir en façade pour éviter de naviguer entre les sous-menus. Sans conteste l'un des points forts de ce synthétiseur analogique 4 voies.
http://modularsquare.com/Elektron-Analog-Four-s1116.htm
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Modularsquare est plus qu'une boutique dédiée aux instruments électroniques, c'est aussi une communauté de passionnés qui se regroupe une fois par mois pour découvrir, échanger, expérimenter, partager et bien entendu essayer tous les produits de notre catalogue : http://www.modularsquare.com
Si vous êtes passionné par les synthétiseurs, les boites à rythmes, le bending et le DIY, surtout ne passez pas à côté de nos rendez-vous mensuels !
Rejoignez notre communauté sur Facebook et twitter.com/Modularsquare"
EMS Synthi . . . Shepard - Risset Tone Patch
Published on Dec 27, 2012 by djangosfire
"Shepard-Risset style patch on the EMS Synthi"
Shepard Tone Illusion .... and more!
Uploaded on Oct 23, 2011
Shepard-Risset glissando visualization
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