Published on Apr 10, 2013 DrOctave1·244 videos
"serge nature sounds some noise that sounds like nature at points"
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
1972 Roland TR-77 Vintage Analog Drum Machine SN 509808
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"Classic Roland TR-77. Has the original hinged top panel. Works great! Nice cosmetic condition with a few minor scrapes, scratches. The predecessor to the CR-78 and TR-808. Sounds unbelievable."
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"Classic Roland TR-77. Has the original hinged top panel. Works great! Nice cosmetic condition with a few minor scrapes, scratches. The predecessor to the CR-78 and TR-808. Sounds unbelievable."
I am just a man with his synthesizers, trying to sleep.
Published on Apr 10, 2013 pss50·45 videos
"I am just a man with his synthesizers, trying to sleep.
So sorry, i was reading the instructions so bad, that's my fault.
It's not gonna happen anymore.
Starring: SH 2000 and PSS50"
"I am just a man with his synthesizers, trying to sleep.
So sorry, i was reading the instructions so bad, that's my fault.
It's not gonna happen anymore.
Starring: SH 2000 and PSS50"
Moog 1125 Sample and Hold Controller
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Roland CSQ Sequencer
ARP Odyssey Model 2813 MKII SN 2813 0767
Roland Juno 106
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Perfect Circuit Audio (RSS)
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Perfect Circuit Audio (RSS)
1979 Korg KR-55 Analog Drum Machine SN 259959
Moog Voyager XL Synthesizer White Edition
Moog Source SN 3465
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Rare Vintage Analog Clef B30 Microsynth Audio Demos
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CLEF B30 MICROSYNTH demo 01
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CLEF B30 MICROSYNTH demo 02
CLEF B30 MICROSYNTH demo 03
Published on Mar 30, 2013 orangecoals·26 videos
CLEF B30 MICROSYNTH demo 03 -- recorded straight into soundcard---no processing - no fx - no external sequencer -demo of some of the extraordinary sounds this uber rare synth is capable of.
via this auction
"Designed by Allan Bradford who designed for WEM, Dawmer and Joe Meek. He was a also lecturer at Birmingham University. The general consensus re. the sound is that it falls somewhere soundwise between a VCS3 and a Wasp. It's a very vintage British sound --- reminds me a lot of old modular synths, Radiophonic workshop Dr Who style effects.
Next to the VCS3 it's the fattest craziest sounding synth I've ever experienced. Next to spending £4k I'd say it's the closest you will come, it simply swamps the sound of my moog prodigy and eats my mopho for breakfast. However the Clefs are not without the famous tuning issues that plagued analogue synthesizers from the 1970's (but some reckon it's the tuning issues of the organic oscillators that give the incredible rich sound) ---so these are not really the keyboard tp practice your 'scales ' on ---they are however fabulous at obtaining completely unique unearthly tones.
It's all discreet circuits in this one and sounds and performs like a vintage modular synth ----two VCOs ---extensive modulation possibilities ---noise generator ---24db and bandpass filter ---ring modulation---connections on the rear are for sequencer/DIN sync ---which I've never tried - but I imagine one of the pins are for CV and one for GATE --- you'd need to inspect schematics. (Keyboard output voltage 0.35 volts⁄octave. Trigger output voltage 9 volts positive, input requirements 0.35 volts⁄octave to keyboard, 9 volts positive trigger to envelope)
schematics and lots of info here ---http://www.synbin.com/others/microsynth/spec.html
Much like a modular ---with extensive modulation possibilities offered by the switches and rotary posts ---this synth just starts generating huge amazing basslines--(please view the demos) --
-The bottom C key sometimes doesn't trigger properly on all settings ---pos needs key contacts cleaning --- please note ---like modular synths and the EMS VCS3 for example ---the slightest rotary movement ---or different switch combinations can result in the synth having a different tuning ---and like a real organic instrument (guitar/violin etc) you need to regularly tune up to the part you are playing ---it's not just like plugging in a casio jeyboard and away you go (please see the demos). Think of this more like an electronic music sound generator rather than a piano. 0h! and it's monophonic ---one key at a time ---but with two vcos's.
As outlined previously to get the most of this synth you may need to be a little more than a synth novice --- there are a rather complex array of switches which enable nearly all parts of the synth to modulate and effect all others --- these were designed to replace patch cords on modular synths ---so think of the switches as patch cords ---patching different modules together and you are half way there.
To completely tune the synth to rchestral scale you need to follow this process taken from the manual ....
((((((((((((Setting up of the synthesiser
VCOs
Selecting the square wave output from VC01, take VC01 down to its lowest frequency by pressing the lowest key, setting the Range switch to 16', and then using the Sweep pot routed via the thumbwheel into the Keyboard, so that VCO1 is just oscillating. Adjust VR13 for the fastest buzz. Reduce frequency again using the thumbwheel and readjust VR13 for the fastest ticking. This process has nulled the offset on VC01 integrator IC11, enabling the oscillator to stay in tune for very low input currents. Switch off VC01 using the switch on the "Shape" pot and turn the thumbwheel to zero (towards the front). Repeat the above process for VC02 selecting the square wave output and using the VCO2 frequency control and adjusting VR17. Remember to turn VC02 Level up.
The ramp waveforms from each VCO are now adjusted in turn. Turn VCO2 Level down and switch VC01 on. Selecting the ramp waveform from VCO1, sweep the oscillator over its entire range using the "Range" switch and the Sweep/Thumbwheel combination, and adjust VR15 to ensure that the output does not disappear or become distorted at either end of the range. An oscilloscope is useful here but by no means essential. Repeat the process for VC02 adjusting VR19.
Next, using VC01 at the low end of its range (16'), play a scale; this should be in tune, so bend the frequency down verv low using the thumbwheel and adjust VR8 for an accurate scale. This process nulls out the offset on the keyboard range amplifier, IC7.
OCTAVES
Now the octaves may be set up using the keyboard and the Range switch. Working either side of the 4' range, which requires no adjustment, set the ranges an octave apart by adjusting VR5 and VR6 (8' and 2' respectively), followed by VR4 and VR7 (16' and 1' respectively).
Tuning of the whole instrument relative to another instrument is achieved by turning VR1.))))))))))))))
if this is beyond you - you may need to get someone techy to perfom this task."
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CLEF B30 MICROSYNTH demo 02
CLEF B30 MICROSYNTH demo 03
Published on Mar 30, 2013 orangecoals·26 videos
CLEF B30 MICROSYNTH demo 03 -- recorded straight into soundcard---no processing - no fx - no external sequencer -demo of some of the extraordinary sounds this uber rare synth is capable of.
via this auction
"Designed by Allan Bradford who designed for WEM, Dawmer and Joe Meek. He was a also lecturer at Birmingham University. The general consensus re. the sound is that it falls somewhere soundwise between a VCS3 and a Wasp. It's a very vintage British sound --- reminds me a lot of old modular synths, Radiophonic workshop Dr Who style effects.
Next to the VCS3 it's the fattest craziest sounding synth I've ever experienced. Next to spending £4k I'd say it's the closest you will come, it simply swamps the sound of my moog prodigy and eats my mopho for breakfast. However the Clefs are not without the famous tuning issues that plagued analogue synthesizers from the 1970's (but some reckon it's the tuning issues of the organic oscillators that give the incredible rich sound) ---so these are not really the keyboard tp practice your 'scales ' on ---they are however fabulous at obtaining completely unique unearthly tones.
It's all discreet circuits in this one and sounds and performs like a vintage modular synth ----two VCOs ---extensive modulation possibilities ---noise generator ---24db and bandpass filter ---ring modulation---connections on the rear are for sequencer/DIN sync ---which I've never tried - but I imagine one of the pins are for CV and one for GATE --- you'd need to inspect schematics. (Keyboard output voltage 0.35 volts⁄octave. Trigger output voltage 9 volts positive, input requirements 0.35 volts⁄octave to keyboard, 9 volts positive trigger to envelope)
schematics and lots of info here ---http://www.synbin.com/others/microsynth/spec.html
Much like a modular ---with extensive modulation possibilities offered by the switches and rotary posts ---this synth just starts generating huge amazing basslines--(please view the demos) --
-The bottom C key sometimes doesn't trigger properly on all settings ---pos needs key contacts cleaning --- please note ---like modular synths and the EMS VCS3 for example ---the slightest rotary movement ---or different switch combinations can result in the synth having a different tuning ---and like a real organic instrument (guitar/violin etc) you need to regularly tune up to the part you are playing ---it's not just like plugging in a casio jeyboard and away you go (please see the demos). Think of this more like an electronic music sound generator rather than a piano. 0h! and it's monophonic ---one key at a time ---but with two vcos's.
As outlined previously to get the most of this synth you may need to be a little more than a synth novice --- there are a rather complex array of switches which enable nearly all parts of the synth to modulate and effect all others --- these were designed to replace patch cords on modular synths ---so think of the switches as patch cords ---patching different modules together and you are half way there.
To completely tune the synth to rchestral scale you need to follow this process taken from the manual ....
((((((((((((Setting up of the synthesiser
VCOs
Selecting the square wave output from VC01, take VC01 down to its lowest frequency by pressing the lowest key, setting the Range switch to 16', and then using the Sweep pot routed via the thumbwheel into the Keyboard, so that VCO1 is just oscillating. Adjust VR13 for the fastest buzz. Reduce frequency again using the thumbwheel and readjust VR13 for the fastest ticking. This process has nulled the offset on VC01 integrator IC11, enabling the oscillator to stay in tune for very low input currents. Switch off VC01 using the switch on the "Shape" pot and turn the thumbwheel to zero (towards the front). Repeat the above process for VC02 selecting the square wave output and using the VCO2 frequency control and adjusting VR17. Remember to turn VC02 Level up.
The ramp waveforms from each VCO are now adjusted in turn. Turn VCO2 Level down and switch VC01 on. Selecting the ramp waveform from VCO1, sweep the oscillator over its entire range using the "Range" switch and the Sweep/Thumbwheel combination, and adjust VR15 to ensure that the output does not disappear or become distorted at either end of the range. An oscilloscope is useful here but by no means essential. Repeat the process for VC02 adjusting VR19.
Next, using VC01 at the low end of its range (16'), play a scale; this should be in tune, so bend the frequency down verv low using the thumbwheel and adjust VR8 for an accurate scale. This process nulls out the offset on the keyboard range amplifier, IC7.
OCTAVES
Now the octaves may be set up using the keyboard and the Range switch. Working either side of the 4' range, which requires no adjustment, set the ranges an octave apart by adjusting VR5 and VR6 (8' and 2' respectively), followed by VR4 and VR7 (16' and 1' respectively).
Tuning of the whole instrument relative to another instrument is achieved by turning VR1.))))))))))))))
if this is beyond you - you may need to get someone techy to perfom this task."
Kompositkrut Save My Ass Amiga 500 Music
Published on Apr 10, 2013
"The amiga is out of picture but it's what you hear ^^"
"The amiga is out of picture but it's what you hear ^^"
Mobile Music Meetup March 2013
Published on Apr 10, 2013 retronyms·47 videos
"Some random footage from the March Mobile Music Meetup in San Francisco! Hosted by Retronyms and Codame. More info here: http://www.meetup.com/Mobile-Music-Me..."
"Some random footage from the March Mobile Music Meetup in San Francisco! Hosted by Retronyms and Codame. More info here: http://www.meetup.com/Mobile-Music-Me..."
Switched On Walk Through feat. Moog Minitaur, Akai Max49, Mutron Bi-Phase, and DOD 680 Analog Delay
Published on Apr 10, 2013 Switched On·44 videos
"A walk through of our store front in Austin, TX to allow you (the viewer) to quickly glance at some of our inventory.
This round we are using the Akai Max49 to sequence the Moog Minitaur using CV/Gate.
The Minitaur is also being processed with the infamous Mu-Tron Bi-Phase and a DOD 680 Analog Delay.
If you see anything you would like to know more about please feel free to e-mail us at:
switchedonaustin@gmail.com
or Call us: (512) 782-8806 Noon-6pm (Central Standard Time)
Switched On buys, sells, repairs and restores all manners of musical electronics...new, used, and vintage.
Shop with us online:
www.switchedonaustin.com
Keep updated on events and new inventory:
@SwitchedOnTX
*and*
http://www.facebook.com/switchedonaustin"
"A walk through of our store front in Austin, TX to allow you (the viewer) to quickly glance at some of our inventory.
This round we are using the Akai Max49 to sequence the Moog Minitaur using CV/Gate.
The Minitaur is also being processed with the infamous Mu-Tron Bi-Phase and a DOD 680 Analog Delay.
If you see anything you would like to know more about please feel free to e-mail us at:
switchedonaustin@gmail.com
or Call us: (512) 782-8806 Noon-6pm (Central Standard Time)
Switched On buys, sells, repairs and restores all manners of musical electronics...new, used, and vintage.
Shop with us online:
www.switchedonaustin.com
Keep updated on events and new inventory:
@SwitchedOnTX
*and*
http://www.facebook.com/switchedonaustin"
circuit bent noise blasting synth with cv
Published on Apr 10, 2013 drmoonstien·283 videos
"HAND BUILT NOISE MACHINE for sale on ebay"
drmoonstien on eBay (RSS)
circuit bent noise optical theremin on ebay
circuit bent active feedback looper
"HAND BUILT NOISE MACHINE for sale on ebay"
drmoonstien on eBay (RSS)
circuit bent noise optical theremin on ebay
circuit bent active feedback looper
prodigy² pies
Published on Apr 9, 2013
Moog Prodigy duo
Maestro Ringmodulator ( Prody 1 input and Prody 2 carrier in)
Arp Odyssey white noise to Prodigy Audio in
Kenton Pro Solo, Pro Solo mk2, Prodigy's socket kid's
sequence by Yamaha KX 25 to Logic
Yamaha MCS 2 2x foot controll to Kenton (cc 16 cutoff cc 17 s&h lfo)
Doepfer R2m
Mackie the Messer mix
FX Lexicon PCM 90 ; TC M one XL
Prodigy² pies #2
Moog Prodigy duo
Maestro Ringmodulator ( Prody 1 input and Prody 2 carrier in)
Arp Odyssey white noise to Prodigy Audio in
Kenton Pro Solo, Pro Solo mk2, Prodigy's socket kid's
sequence by Yamaha KX 25 to Logic
Yamaha MCS 2 2x foot controll to Kenton (cc 16 cutoff cc 17 s&h lfo)
Doepfer R2m
Mackie the Messer mix
FX Lexicon PCM 90 ; TC M one XL
Prodigy² pies #2
Icebreaker Audio: Akebono - Koto Synthesizer Demo
Akebono - Koto Synthesizer Demo from Icebreaker Audio on Vimeo.
"Save Icebreaker Audio campaign update:
If the Indiegogo campaign is a success, first thing I will do is create a Kontakt instrument based on this unique suitcase instrument.
It's from Japan (all panel text is Japanese) and from the 80s. It was designed for Koto practice and has a few cool features.
I try to demo a few different sounds, and give a feel for the instrument.
Check out the campaign here: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/save-icebreaker-audio
A free Battery Kit containing the percussion sounds is available here: http://www.icebreaker-audio.com/free-stuff/battery-kits/"
Follow-up to this post.
The Ciat Lonbarde PlumButter @ Groundloup
”My name is Plumbutter. My face is a psycho-geographical map of the cities of Baltimore and Cleveland. I am a drum-machine, but let me tell you I am more than that, for I also am a “drama machine”. Thus there exists in me, a dialectic between drum and drama, like cops and gangsters, male versus female, or rural versus urban. You can see my wild spaces are represented by a deer-horn, and my downtown by a factory, and in between, a vast swath of suburban developments. It is a gradient of these three areas- urban, suburban, and rural- that informs my electronic synthesis.”
You'll find the full post on Groundloup here.
via Andrea Fiocca on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Stereoklang TV: Audio Demo of MFB Dominion 1 & MFB Tanzbär Musikmesse Videos
Published on Apr 10, 2013 Steelberry·33 videos
"Live demonstration from MusikMesse of the new analog beast from MFB
SBC live @ MusikMesse 2013
Stereoklang Produktion"
Stereoklang TV: Live audio demo of MFB Tanzbär
Published on Apr 10, 2013
"More nice beats from the new drum machine from MFB - Tanzbär
SBC live @ MusikMesse 2013
Stereoklang Produktion"
via Môme Gormak on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
"Live demonstration from MusikMesse of the new analog beast from MFB
SBC live @ MusikMesse 2013
Stereoklang Produktion"
Stereoklang TV: Live audio demo of MFB Tanzbär
Published on Apr 10, 2013
"More nice beats from the new drum machine from MFB - Tanzbär
SBC live @ MusikMesse 2013
Stereoklang Produktion"
via Môme Gormak on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
New Teenage Engineering OP-1 OS Teaser Video
Published on Apr 10, 2013
"Ilona and Tobias checking out the new secret OP-1 OS coming soon. Here's a sonic sneak peak of what's cooking...
More sounds here: https://soundcloud.com/one/op-1-os-te..."
via Ben Allen on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
"Ilona and Tobias checking out the new secret OP-1 OS coming soon. Here's a sonic sneak peak of what's cooking...
More sounds here: https://soundcloud.com/one/op-1-os-te..."
via Ben Allen on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Stacked & Racked Custom Roland System 100 x 4 Plus More
"edit: IM NOT SELLING TO DEALERS. please dont waste my time. thank you!
i thought i will never do this but i need dough for outboard gear. so here it goes: for sale is a vintage stage system built by the cyborgs which were a berlin school outfit in the 70s. it was buillt by lutz who also visited me a few years ago i have pics somewhere. it was amazing to see him work this thing after 40 years of absence.
it consists of:
- 2x roland system 100 model 101 base module
- 2x roland system 100 model 102 expander
- 2x roland system 100 model 104 sequencer
- 1x ppg model 314 clocked sequential control
- 1x ppg model 313 sequential switch
- the orignial cv keyboard built into a wooden case
- documentation as much as i can find.
this was all built into two wonderful aluminum cases and connected with buses, stereo pans etc. too many functions to list here. there is one large multi plug that connects the two boxes and you can throw the power switch and start sequencing 4 voices of tangerine dream stuff. you can also look at it as an experimental semimodular synth stack. its a real stage instrument from the golden age of sequencing and really belongs into a museum. technically its sound except a few crackling pots and the usual vintage modular mold. i hope lutz the creator will attest to this later in this fred. i will also go through it with a maintainance specialist to fix as much of this as possible.
the sound is way beyond anything that can be done in euroland, especially the filters. ive done many sessions with this system with my partner from rutlinbey and i will include one of them so you have an idea what you can do with this wonderful instrument.
im looking to trade this thing for a as complete as possible system 100 or at least a model 101 plus cash. the ppg sequencer alone is around 2k and the whole system is valued around 5k at the moment. i will only sell it to another musician and professional traders can take a walk right now. also if you just think about taking this thing apart and selling the parts you will die a slow and painful death.
in closing i might add that this is a very emotional decision and i am an emotional guy so things can change rapidly. feel free to make me all kinds of proposals and why you think you should have it.
addendum: there is no hurry with this deal. im going to spain for a month next week and everything happens after that.
--------------------------------------------------------
cyborgs now, this is lutzs site with lots of music done with this system:
http://www.cyborgs.de/
http://www.cyborgs.de/synthesizer/music_start/music_frameset.html
click on cyborg synthesis and you will see it in action in the 70s, awesome stuff
a improv were we are trying to do an 80s porn soundtrack:
http://tindeck.com/listen/jwio"
This is for sale here http://www.sequencer.de/synthesizer/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=79098
or
http://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1134509#1134509"
This one in via Florian.
DSI Tempest Kicks Demo TR 909 808 606 XOX Linn style
Published on Apr 10, 2013 MusicGearNuts
"www.MusicGearNuts.com is back with a quick demo of kick drums created on Dave Smith Instruments' Tempest. There is a lot of controversy about this unit's kicks so this video was made to demonstrate what you can expect from the synth engine.
All kicks haven been recorded dry with no processing, from a single output on the Tempest. The sound design takes advantage of Tempest's DCO voice architecture and filter chip."
Soundbank for iZotope Iris by Luftrum - demo by Nicky Bendix
Published on Apr 8, 2013
Direct link to the soundbank: http://www.luftrum.com/indexiris.htm
http://www.luftrum.com
http://www.nickybendix.com
via Nicky Bendix on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Direct link to the soundbank: http://www.luftrum.com/indexiris.htm
http://www.luftrum.com
http://www.nickybendix.com
via Nicky Bendix on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Introducing Berna 2.0 - 1950s Electronic Music Studio
Introducing Berna 2.0 - 1950s Electronic Music Studio from Giorgio Sancristoforo on Vimeo.
"Part of my artist activity includes creating experimental music software.
Today I am proud to announce the coming of Berna V2.0, a major upgrade.
Berna 2.0, not only has a new stunning and realistic UI but it includes also new processors like the Comparator, an 18 bands 1/3 Octave FilterBank and an 18 Bands Vocoder, plus new Tone Burst Generator, two Dynamic Modulators, new Reverb, new Frequency Shifter (with modulator input), new FM Oscillator (with modulator input) and 8 new Complex Oscillators!
Berna is a software simulation of a late 1950s electroacoustic music studio. Oscillators, filters, modulators, tape recorders, mixers, are all packed in a easy-to-use interface with historical accuracy.
Explore serial music, musique concrète and tape music or create new strange sonic worlds with instruments inspired by the greatest studios of the early days of electronic music.
Are you ready to meet the grandfather of the synthesizer?
http://www.giorgiosancristoforo.net"
FB383 Quick Demo - TB-303
"MAM Freebass FB383 Very quick demo of its sound. First play with the little orange beastie!"
via Paul Electronicaz Johnson on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Yamaha RS7000: 808 & 303
Published on Apr 10, 2013 meecek·8 videos
"always wanted 808 & 303, never had money for it, still think that are overpriced anyway nowadays.
so, while waiting summer for korg volca beats & volca bass, having fun with RS.
internal sounds only, no samples."
Update:
Yamaha RS7000: new soundbank
Published on Apr 10, 2013
"it's not for sale. just a demo to show what you can do with pitch samples even if they are not "multisamples".
this bank I call "Digital". maybe upload some other day "Analog" also.
RS 4 Life! :)))"
"always wanted 808 & 303, never had money for it, still think that are overpriced anyway nowadays.
so, while waiting summer for korg volca beats & volca bass, having fun with RS.
internal sounds only, no samples."
Update:
Yamaha RS7000: new soundbank
Published on Apr 10, 2013
"it's not for sale. just a demo to show what you can do with pitch samples even if they are not "multisamples".
this bank I call "Digital". maybe upload some other day "Analog" also.
RS 4 Life! :)))"
Sequential Circuits Pro One 4669
Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 SN 5422
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"This listing is for a Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 vintage analog synthesizer REV 3. Fully working and in Excellent cosmetic condition! No MIDI."
via this auction
"This listing is for a Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 vintage analog synthesizer REV 3. Fully working and in Excellent cosmetic condition! No MIDI."
White ARP Odyssey MK I 2800 SN 28983
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via this auction
"MK I with the 4023 filter. SN. # 28983. Very cool piece of electronic history. Arp actually filed down the transistors and epoxied them for better thermal stability. Has all the slider caps, but it's missing a rubber foot. Everything gone through and brought back to it's full sonic glory. Boards washed, sliders repaired / replaced, keyboard bushings, cleaned key contacts, calibrated, everything..."
QE9s3HD)lkBRZPPuI4c!~~60_57.JPG)
via this auction
"MK I with the 4023 filter. SN. # 28983. Very cool piece of electronic history. Arp actually filed down the transistors and epoxied them for better thermal stability. Has all the slider caps, but it's missing a rubber foot. Everything gone through and brought back to it's full sonic glory. Boards washed, sliders repaired / replaced, keyboard bushings, cleaned key contacts, calibrated, everything..."
Roland SH-1000
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Doepfer A-111.5 Mini Synth module (ex Throbbing Gristle & Factory Floor)
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via this auction
"History and Provenance.
This Doepfer Mini Synth module was bought by me from Dominic Butler of Factory Floor (wikipedia.org/wiki/Factory_Floor) and housed in the Doepfer Mini Case to use on the 2010 Throbbing Gristle (wikipedia.org/wiki/Throbbing_Gristle) European tour. However, TG only played one show in London and the module was reinstated in our studio modular rack. The module was later used on the acclaimed X-TG double album Desertshore / The Final Report (wikipedia.org/wiki/Desertshore).
This synth is only being sold to make room for and fund some new modules. The case has a small enamelled 'Gristleism' badge attached to the front (it can easily be removed). The original Doepfer grab handle (see photo) has never been fitted but will be supplied with the final sale."
via this auction
"History and Provenance.
This Doepfer Mini Synth module was bought by me from Dominic Butler of Factory Floor (wikipedia.org/wiki/Factory_Floor) and housed in the Doepfer Mini Case to use on the 2010 Throbbing Gristle (wikipedia.org/wiki/Throbbing_Gristle) European tour. However, TG only played one show in London and the module was reinstated in our studio modular rack. The module was later used on the acclaimed X-TG double album Desertshore / The Final Report (wikipedia.org/wiki/Desertshore).
This synth is only being sold to make room for and fund some new modules. The case has a small enamelled 'Gristleism' badge attached to the front (it can easily be removed). The original Doepfer grab handle (see photo) has never been fitted but will be supplied with the final sale."
OBERHEIM FVS-1 Project Machine
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Simmons Clap Trap
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Division 6 Filtare SEIII Filter Eurorack Module
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Buchla 100 Going for a Ride in a Car
via It's Full of Stars
"Passenger
I'm taking one of the Buchla cabinets down to Cornwall to have a health check"
Don't forget the seatbelt!!!
Circuit Bent North Korea Propaganda Helicopter by freeform delusion
Published on Apr 10, 2013
freeform-delusion on eBay
"North Korea - A piece I just thought of last week while seeing the news and thinking of the people living there. - more pictures here.
The people are the Helicopter but the rotor has been taken away so they can't break free or escape. They only get to see and hear about the wonderful things these so called great leaders do everyday. Propaganda images and a constant military prescence is shrouding the nation, then brainwashed soldiers are told to carry the country forward to war?
Circuit Bent Tonka Rescue Chopper - With various images from North Korean Propaganda Posters. Toy Soldiers holding up the helicopter and guarding it from the enemy.
Switched 1/4inch jack output
Pitch Up/Down Control
Three Toggle Switches to loop each sound"
Microkorg Tutorial Part 2
Published on Apr 10, 2013 Jacques Mongrel·9 videos
"This second part looks more closely at the oscillators and how they interact with the LFO and with each other with ring modulation and sync."
Part 1 here.
"This second part looks more closely at the oscillators and how they interact with the LFO and with each other with ring modulation and sync."
Part 1 here.
Waldorf Pulse 2 at the Musikmesse 2013 - Video Demo
Musikmesse 2013 - Waldorf Pulse 2
Published on Apr 10, 2013 musotalk·860 videos
"Der Waldorf Pulse ist Kult. Kaum ein anderer Synthesizer hat so einen fetten Bass.
Waldorf verspricht das auch der Nachfolger mithalten kann. Natürlich hat Waldorf dem Synthesizer auch ein paar neue Features spendiert."
For captions click the CC button on the bottom of the player on the right, hit German, hit CC again, hit Translate Captions and then select your language. Update: make that some "Madlib" fun. Wow!
Published on Apr 10, 2013 musotalk·860 videos
"Der Waldorf Pulse ist Kult. Kaum ein anderer Synthesizer hat so einen fetten Bass.
Waldorf verspricht das auch der Nachfolger mithalten kann. Natürlich hat Waldorf dem Synthesizer auch ein paar neue Features spendiert."
For captions click the CC button on the bottom of the player on the right, hit German, hit CC again, hit Translate Captions and then select your language. Update: make that some "Madlib" fun. Wow!
VCS3 on Kinky Panda
Published on Apr 10, 2013 RothHandle·1,525 videos
"It seems like Im getting stuck on the Necromonkey song Kinky panda...either that or we are getting close to being finished.
This song will end up on a ep sometime this yea. So far we have released one album called Necroplex."
VCS3 Morse code on Kinky Panda intro
Published on Apr 10, 2013
Work in progress video from todays session
"It seems like Im getting stuck on the Necromonkey song Kinky panda...either that or we are getting close to being finished.
This song will end up on a ep sometime this yea. So far we have released one album called Necroplex."
VCS3 Morse code on Kinky Panda intro
Published on Apr 10, 2013
Work in progress video from todays session
Doepfer A-192-2 Dual CV/Gate to Midi/USB Interface First Impression
Published on Apr 10, 2013
"Doepfer A-192-2 Dual CV/Gate to Midi/USB & waldolf blofeld"
Sequencing / Controlling a Waldorf Blofeld with a modular.
"Doepfer A-192-2 Dual CV/Gate to Midi/USB & waldolf blofeld"
Sequencing / Controlling a Waldorf Blofeld with a modular.
The Korg MS-20 Mini- Patch Examples Part 2
Published on Apr 10, 2013 AutomaticGainsay·158 videos
"Here is another demonstration of the sound and functionality of the Korg MS-20 Mini. In it, I play a sound and then demonstrate how I achieved it."
All parts here.
KORG MS20 Mini on ZZounds
KORG MS20s on eBay
"Here is another demonstration of the sound and functionality of the Korg MS-20 Mini. In it, I play a sound and then demonstrate how I achieved it."
All parts here.
KORG MS20 Mini on ZZounds
KORG MS20s on eBay
Korg Microkorg Kaoss Pad Quad demo
Published on Apr 10, 2013 esersound1·20 videos
"A musical piece made with Microkorg Black hoocked up to a Kaoss Pad Quad.
Enjoy!
Hunart©"
MicroKORGs on zZounds
microKORGs on eBay
Kaoss on eBay
Musikmesse 2013: New Kurzweil Artis Keyboard
Published on Apr 10, 2013 delamartv·345 videos
"Wir haben für Dich den Stand von Kurzweil auf der Frankfurter Musikmesse 2013 besucht und zeigen Dir hier den neuen Kurzweil Artis. Das Stage Piano bietet nicht nur eine hochwertige Sample Library eines deutschen Konzertflügels, sondern auch etliche andere hochwertige Sounds, wie Orgel, Blasinstrumente und mehr. Weitere Informationen findest Du unter http://www.delamar.de/"
Not seeing it on the Kurzweil site yet:
http://kurzweil.com/products/pro_keyboards/
http://kurzweil.com/news/
Musikmesse 2013 Korg MS 20 Mini
Published on Apr 10, 2013 musotalk·859 videos
"weitere Videos: http://www.musotalk.de - Der geschrumpfte Klassiker klingt wirklich wie das Original."
On the bottom right of the player, hit the CC button followed by German followed by the CC button again and finally Translate Options to get to the language drop down.
Silent Way Step LFO new features in v2.2.0
Published on Apr 10, 2013 expertsleepers·85 videos
"A demo of some of the new features added to Silent Way Step LFO in v2.2.0:
- gate length
- inputs for reset and trigger
- rotating shift register random generator"
"Euro Dance" Expansion Pack on Tyros4
Published on Apr 9, 2013 yamahacorporation·1,594 videos
"Presentation of Voices & Styles from "Euro Dance" Pack on Tyros4, Video 1, anonymous."
Korean Dance!
"Presentation of Voices & Styles from "Euro Dance" Pack on Tyros4, Video 1, anonymous."
Korean Dance!
New Waldorf Nave iPad Synthesizer Revealed at the Musikmesse - Video
Musikmesse 2013 - Waldorf Nawe iPad Synthesizer
Uploaded on Apr 10, 2013 musotalk·857 videos
Click the CC button, followed by German, then click the CC button again on the right player controls and select your language from the drop down.
First tour of the new Waldorf Nave synth for iOS Published on Apr 11, 2013 Steelberry·36 videos
"A quick demo of Nave - the new iOS synth from Waldorf in cooperation with Tempo Rubato
For more information and more electronic news go here:
http://stereoklang.se/blog
Steelberry Clones @ MusikMesse 2013"
iOS Devices on eBay - Daily Tech Deals
Update:
Musikmesse 2013: Waldorf Nave App Preview
Published on Apr 10, 2013 DeBugVideo·6 videos
"Preview der demnächst kommenden neuen Wavetable-Synthesizer App Nave von Waldorf."
iTunes:
Waldorf Music
iOS Devices on eBay - Daily Tech Deals
Uploaded on Apr 10, 2013 musotalk·857 videos
Click the CC button, followed by German, then click the CC button again on the right player controls and select your language from the drop down.
First tour of the new Waldorf Nave synth for iOS Published on Apr 11, 2013 Steelberry·36 videos
"A quick demo of Nave - the new iOS synth from Waldorf in cooperation with Tempo Rubato
For more information and more electronic news go here:
http://stereoklang.se/blog
Steelberry Clones @ MusikMesse 2013"
iOS Devices on eBay - Daily Tech Deals
Update:
Musikmesse 2013: Waldorf Nave App Preview
Published on Apr 10, 2013 DeBugVideo·6 videos
"Preview der demnächst kommenden neuen Wavetable-Synthesizer App Nave von Waldorf."
iTunes:
Waldorf Music
iOS Devices on eBay - Daily Tech Deals
KORG Volca Musikmesse Floor Demo Videos
Three new videos have been added to the main post here. Remember all updates get added to the bottom of the post and will be numbered. Look for Update3 for the new videos.
Arturia unveils KeyLab keyboard controller range at Musikmesse 2013
“'Analog Lab has it all... killer sounds, and an intuitive and easy way to dial up anything I could possibly need.'” - Junkie XL, 2013 (musician and remixer)GRENOBLE, FRANCE: music software and hardware company Arturia is proud to launch its KeyLab range of professional-grade MIDI keyboard controllers with all-new accompanying Analog Lab synthesizer software at Musikmesse 2013...
As implied by name, KeyLab 25 features 25 keys with velocity sensitivity for performance flexibility. As such, it’s the smallest, most lightweight, and simplest member of this trio of professional-grade MIDI keyboard controllers, ideally suited to travelling musicians, mobile music producers, and performance-orientated DJs alike. Complimenting that full-size keyboard is a feature-packed panel bristling with controls, including two clickable encoders; 12 encoders; nine sliders; pitch bend and modulation wheels; six backlit transport controls; 15 backlit buttons; octave up/down buttons; and an informative 32-digit LED screen to enrich the performance experience and aid speedy software navigation. Its rugged aluminium construction with eye-catching wooden end cheeks combine to heighten its status as a highly-capable controller compatible with any third-party software and hardware, helped by the bundled MIDI Control Center software. Rear panel-mounted MIDI IN, MIDI OUT, Expression Pedal, Sustain Pedal, Aux foot switch, Breath control, and USB connections complete communication with the outside musical world.
The larger KeyLab 49 and KeyLab 61 MIDI keyboard controllers maximise performance and expression further still, thanks to their respective 49- and 61-note full-size keyboards boasting both aftertouch and velocity sensitivity, and are designed to easily integrate into any studio or stage setup. The bigger is better maxim again comes into play here as KeyLab 49 and KeyLab 61 feature an even more extensive set of physical controls with an additional 16 backlit pressure-sensitive pads — perfect for beat-making purposes or triggering chords.KeyLab 25, KeyLab 49, and KeyLab 61 all come complete with an all-new version of Arturia’s Analog Lab synthesizer software solution. With all-important parameters pre-mapped to the MIDI keyboard controllers themselves, users have hands-on, instant control over the huge library of 5,000 presets by internationally-renowned sound designers. These presets are taken from all eight of Arturia’s acclaimed TAE® (True Analog Emulation) synthesis-powered Mini V, Modular V, CS-80V, ARP2600 V, Jupiter-8V, Prophet 5, Prophet VS, and Oberheim SEM V soft synths, as well as the Wurlitzer V software recreation of the classic Wurlitzer 200A electric piano, providing the immediacy of a hardware synthesizer with the flexibility of a software-based solution. Moreover, Multi mode allows several sounds to be played simultaneously with the addition of effects, layer/split functions, and a Chord mode — perfect for getting the most out of those TAE® soft synths without having to delve deeper into sound design. And with 200 Multi patches conveniently organised by musical genre, inspiration and creativity are a given, thanks to Analog Lab!
25, 49, or 61 keys; velocity sensitivity or velocity sensitivity and aftertouch; beat-making or breath control... whatever your performance preference, there’s a KeyLab MIDI keyboard controller to suit with Analog Lab to boot. Let your musical ideas flow forth with the greatest of ease with these superb-sounding software/hardware hybrid synthesis combos!
KeyLab 25, KeyLab 49, and KeyLab 61 will soon be available to purchase from Arturia’s online store (http://www.arturia.com/evolution/en/buy/online-shop.html) or any authorised Arturia dealer."
Update:
Musikmesse 2013: Arturia MiniLab Controller Keyboard. Video
Published on Apr 10, 2013 justmusicvideo·57 videos
"Mehr News von der Musikmesse 2013: http://blog.justmusic.de
Mike Hosker von Arturia stellt auf der Musikmesse 2013 das MiniLab Controller Keyboard vor."
MESSE13: Arturia Unveils KeyLab Keyboard Controller Range
Published on Apr 10, 2013 sonicstate·463 videos
"MESSE13: Arturia Unveils KeyLab Keyboard Controller Range"
Korg Unveils the Kross Keyboard
"Korg Unveils the Powerful, Affordable Kross Keyboard-Battery-powered, portable keyboard offers workstation features-
Musikmesse, Frankfurt, Germany, April 10th, 2013 - Korg announces the new KROSS keyboard. Kross is a mobile, affordable, keyboard workstation with audio/MIDI recording capabilities, AC or battery operation (6xAA), and a vast selection of cutting-edge sounds. Available with 61 keys or 88 fully-weighted keys, it's the first battery-powered, full-featured Korg keyboard workstation. With rich sounds that are top of its class, and practical features such as analog-style step sequencing and built-in audio recorder, all in a lightweight and portable package, Kross offers keyboardists of all levels a musical instrument with specs and style that will exceed people's expectation of a keyboard at this price point.
A complete package of performance-ready sounds is provided. The piano, electric piano, and drum sounds have been taken from some of Korg's flagship instruments, offering a set of sounds that surpasses other instruments in its class. The grand piano features intricately-sampled decays with three levels of velocity, and also reproduces the noises made by the damper pedal, ensuring that every nuance is reflected in the sound. The distinctive sounds from Korg's famed SG-1D Sampling Grand and M1 Music Workstation are also included, as well as an upright piano--a rarity amongst PCM keyboards. The five classic electric piano sounds are as expressive as the acoustic piano sounds, and also include effect settings. In addition, careful attention has been paid to the drum sounds, which are indispensable for song writing and creation with the keyboard.
Kross contains PCM data approximately twice as large as preceding Korg models such as the X50 and the PS60. Essential sounds like rock/jazz organ, strings, brass, and synth sounds have all been upgraded and enhanced. Also included are instruments such as toy piano, accordion, combo organ, church organ, and even vintage instruments such as a tape sampler. And unique to a keyboard of its class are unique sounds that excel in today's EDM dance music and electronica. 
The high-quality EDS-i sound engine is distilled from the EDS/EDS-X sound engines found on Korg's most advanced instruments. It allows a total of seven effects (five insert; two master) to be used simultaneously. Effect types include delay, reverb, chorus, flanger, and rotary speaker, as well as amp modeling powered by Korg's proprietary "REMS" modeling technology, and even a vocoder. In total, 134 high-quality effects are available.Kross includes a full-featured, 16-track MIDI sequencer with quantization, copy and paste, and individual note event editing, as well as an analog-style step sequencer inherited from Korg's Electribe series, for quick production capability. The easy-to-use sequencer design features sixteen buttons that are used to turn individual notes on or off, allowing the user to quickly and easily create original rhythm patterns of up to 64 steps. SMF-format data can easily be exchanged with a computer via an optional SC card. A full set of workstation and production tools include a stereo audio recorder with overdubbing capabilities, a one-touch Drum Track function, and an arpeggiator to animate any type of sound.
The Kross' unmistakable color and design project a powerful presence on stage or anywhere else. The top panel is a sleek black color, while the rear and side panels feature a bold red color scheme. The 61-key model, with its distinctive carrying handle, is amazingly light; at only 4.3 kg/9.5 lb, it's the most portable in its category. The 88-key model packs a piano-touch hammer action keyboard into a mere 12.4 kg/27.3 lbs. Both models can operate on an AC adapter or on six AA alkaline or nickel-metal hydride batteries.The Korg Kross keyboard workstation will be available in August 2013 with U.S. Street prices as follows: 61-key: $699 and 88-key: $999.
Additional product information is available at Korg.com"
Update:
MESSE13: Korg Kross First Look
Published on Apr 10, 2013
"MESSE13: Korg Kross First Look We managed to get walk through of the new workstation"
KORG Volca Series Official Press Release
The official press release has been added to the main KORG Volca post.
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