You can find the T-Shirts here.
MS20
Doncamatic
Mono/Poly
Trident
Click the pics for larger shots.
via Computer Controlled
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Vintage KORG Synth Ts via KORG
You can find the T-Shirts here.
MS20
Doncamatic
Mono/Poly
Trident
Click the pics for larger shots.
via Computer Controlled
Polyfoo arduino synth
via Tobias Wahlström"I have made a synth with a low-fi sound and some kind of polyphony and MIDI interface. Since I am better at software than hardware I wanted to use as little external hardware as possible. I have tried to make it easy to understand and use. No fancy optimizations more than some simple ones I really had to do to make it work.
On my site there are photos, source code and sound samples.
I provide it with no particular licesense - it would just be fun if someone else than me can have fun with it - or even improve it..."
Egadz :: Music Made With Buttons 4.0 :: We Want Neutrinos
YouTube via kidwithoutradio | October 20, 2010
CME MIDI keyboard controller and Akai MPD24
"want this song?: http://www.kidwithoutradio.com
follow up to the first amazing death defying finger stunt video by egadz. the original video is currently on it's way to half a million plays!
first: egadz ol schollin it up on his skate, all sketched out.
second: egadz finds his make shift home after the u.s. learns how to split a neutrino and uses a neutrino bomb to create an apocolyptic tragedy, forcing the masses to now live underground.
third: live song called "we want neutrinos" from the album "we want neutrinos". live looping, button mashing, and knob turning freak outs.
egadz is on tour this fall with sole & the skyrider band."
Buchla 200e Presets II
YouTube via boobtube356 | October 21, 2010
"Six presets scrolled automatically using the 250e in the upper left."
E560 First Test
YouTube via JohnLRice | October 18, 2010
"This is my first test of the new Synth Tech E560 Deflector Shield Eurorack synth module. I didn't really read any instructions yet, I was just folling around running Carbon111's CD through it since it happened to be in my CD player at the time! ;-)
Look for several more tests/demos I'll be doing of this exciting new module."
Moog Taurus II Bass Synthesizer
via this auction"set of vintage Moog Taurus II synthesizer bass pedals. These pedals come with the Moog Taurus II Synthesizer/Brain specifically made for the pedals. In other words, you don't need an external sound source to power these pedals. They can be used right out of the box! The pedal board connects to the brain via MIDI so any keyboard, sound module, etc. can be connected."
Update: No MIDI unless this is a modded unit. Thx to byron kent wong in the comments for catching this.
Casio Vl-Tone Circuit Bent
via this auction
Pics and vids captured here.
video upload by kenzie2029August 31, 2010
previously posted "***To skip tech talk, 2:15
As you can see from my blog, this is not my first attempt at bending my Vl-tone. The first time through was OK, but glitchy. For my top panel I used a piece of stainless steel that unfortunately conducted the current from my potentiometers dropping the pitch. Also at the time, the only wire I had was too thick and stiff to work with. So I decided to rip it all apart and start over. This is what I did.
So here are the mods. I used a little help from Casper electronics, he has a mod sheet that gives you a few patch points and three pots. I ended up only using four of the patch points and all three of his pot mods. I also added three extra pots by externally replacing the VLs internal pots. Then I tested and tested and found twelve other patch points that I liked. So that is from the left all the pots and the black RCA jacks.
As for the white RCA jacks, they function as a switch bay triggered by the switches to the right. The smart observer will notice there are nine switches in the array. One turns the bay into a multiple, the top row (on-off-on) engages the bay or sends it to the switches below. Those switches a attached to capacitors and diodes to further change the sound. The pots about the switch array are part of a home made low pass filter with frequency and resonance. Then there is a volume and reset button.
Blog: http://m-england.blogspot.com
Web: http://www.snapshotillusions.com"
University of York Weather Station Sonification/Visualisation
University of York Weather Station Sonification/Visualisation from Philip Cunningham on Vimeo.
"I made this patch in Pure Data to sonify and visualise the weather station data online at the University of York's website (weather.elec.york.ac.uk/). I wanted to give the a narrative that could be understood.
Once the language of the sound and visuals are understood, you can understand the weather conditions very quickly through the perception of the sound; possibly quicker than if you were to read the information."
::vtol:: @ Theremin Center 03.04.2010
::vtol:: @ Theremin Center 03.04.2010 from ::vtol:: on Vimeo.
"Theremin Center -en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theremin_Center
vtol.tk"
from the wikipedia link above:
"The Theremin Center for Electroacoustic Music was created in Moscow, Russia in 1992 by the group of musicians and computer scientists, under the leadership of Andrey Smirnov. It was named for Leon Theremin - Russian inventor of the Theremin, one of the first widely used electronic musical instruments.
The Theremin Center aims to achieve a co-operation of musicians, artists, scientists, and technologists who are oriented toward realization of experimental artistic projects. We envision the centre as a base from which to carry out interdisciplinary research in such fields as computer music, electroacoustic music, interactive systems, multimedia, including dance, visual arts etc., as well as a centre for the development and creation of innovative programs, technical devices and techniques.
From the start the Theremin Center was intended to operate on a non-profit basis and most services and equipment were donated by the founders and sponsors of the Theremin Center. Professor Jon Appleton founded the International Advisory Board and helped in developing the Theremin Center and establishing continuous relationships within the international musical and scientific communities. The Moscow State Conservatory has provided space. It was a part of the Sound Recording and Musical Acoustics Laboratory - the place where in 1960s Leon Theremin was conducting his research. Since 2005 Theremin Center became a part of Electroacoustic Center at Moscow State Conservatory."
KORG KAOSSILATOR PRO まるわかりムービー Returns 003 : Play with WAVEDRUM
YouTube via KORGINC | October 21, 2010
"ダイナミック・フレーズ・シンセサイザー / ループ・レコーダー KAOSSILATOR PROの全貌を披露する、大人気シリーズ・ムービーが復活！
高いポテンシャルを持つKAOSSILATOR PRO。その秘めたる可能性をまだまだ追及します！第三回では、話題のダイナミック・パーカッション・シンセサイザー WAVEDRUMと組み合わせての演奏をご紹介。"
Googlish:
"Dynamic Phrase Synthesizer / loop recorder KAOSSILATOR PRO to showcase the whole picture, movie popular series is back!
Have a high potential KAOSSILATOR PRO. Still pursuing the possibility that the Secret! The third is the dynamic percussion synthesizer WAVEDRUM introduce the topic in conjunction with performances."
making rhythms with the sl-20 slicing up noise
YouTube via NoizeHack | October 21, 2010
"I just got a boss SL-20 pedal and I was playing around with close to white noise as the input and splitting to stereo, distortion on one channel of the output, reverb and distortion on the other and then mixed back together in mono. the sl-20 can ping pong and random split the output, so you get alternating sounds with a mono split to stereo. also it sounds pretty cool with an atari punk console run though it. the noise is coming from the feedback setting on the kaossilator."
Homogenized Terrestrials: Vintage Code
YouTube via trrstrl | October 21, 2010
"Created using Moog's Filtatron app for the ipod/ipad. It has a digitally modelled Moog ladder filter, oscillator, sampler and delay effects. You can mix the oscillator with a sample and audio in, all through the filter and effects, and resample it if you want (up to 10mb). The sample can be slowed down or played up to two times normal speed forward and backward and you can change the start and end points while it is playing. You can save individual samples as well as presets which are a snapshot of all of your settings at the time of saving. It sounds great and is highly recommended. Recorded with a Canon T1i (video), Edirol R-09HR (audio) and assembled in Nero, with a Moog Voyager RME looking on."
iPads on Ebay
iPads on Amazon
iPod Touch on Ebay
iPod Touch on Amazon
APC20 vs Launchpad - The DSP Project
APC20 vs Launchpad - The DSP Project from Rupert Brown on Vimeo.
"In response to the popular Novation Launchpad Akai have released the APC20 weighing in at the same price point but with faders clearly the APC20 is going to have the advantage right?
Remember kids this is your last chance to win the KJ Sawka sample pack so check out thedspproject.com/samples to enter!"
ZeroBias - Cyndustries Zeroscillator
ZeroBias (excerpts) by parasitk
"Edited excerpts from a ~30 minute exploration with the Cyndustries Zeroscillator, which will be source material for new music by I, Parasite.
Very pleasant on headphones."
http://cyndustries.com/
via @parasitk
"Edited excerpts from a ~30 minute exploration with the Cyndustries Zeroscillator, which will be source material for new music by I, Parasite.
Very pleasant on headphones."
http://cyndustries.com/
via @parasitk
ADDAC101 .WAV Player (Part III) & IV
ADDAC101 .WAV Player (Part III) from André Gonçalves on Vimeo.
Part II and link to part I here.
"more info:
addacsystem.org"
ADDAC101 .WAV Player (part IV) from André Gonçalves on Vimeo.
Cyndustries Burst Generator
via this auction
"Auction is for one out of production Cyndustries Burst Generator compatible with the Modcan A format, as shown in the picture by the arrow...
From the Cyndustries web site:
Ken Stone's enormously versatile and creative Burst Generator replies to a trigger input pulse - with a rotary switch selectable string of from one-to-nine pulses out. Bada, Bing! Bing! Bing! There's a choice between the adjustable internal clock or an external one, as well as logical outs representing when an "Event" is in progress, looping, or completed...
This can be used at slow speeds for example, to count the number of times a sequencer repeats before interrupting it's cycle, and then triggering another event to begin! Or the Burst Generator module can be used at pseudo audio frequencies for rasp and washboard effects.
When triggered by a keyboard, this versatile module can easily generate percussive Hammond Organ or woodwind type chiffs on each note played.
Lots of auto-compositional fun linking these together, or with the excellent Modcan 17A Sequencer or the Stone Gate Sequencers!"
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Akai EWI 3020 wind controller+3020m analog synth module
via this auction"Now, all the EWIs are beyond wonderful instruments, but there are reasons the 3020/m is my favorite:
- the 3020m is a real analog synth module that sounds huge, especially when you run it through even a tiny keyboard amp. (Not to dis the newer EWI 4000S, because it's great, however its digital synth is competent but not even close to the digitally-controlled analog one in this unit);
- the external instrument audio input lets you add the human expression of a wind controller to any sound (which you can trigger with the MIDI out of course), either on its own or in combination with the 3020m;
- all the knobs you need to grab in a hurry without fooling around (sensitivity adjustments for breath, pitch, bite, and glide sensors - and transposition) are right there, easy to adjust and clearly labeled on the 3020m's front panel. The 4000S has miniature knobs with black-on-black labeling that's impossible to see, hidden under a cover you have to remove, plus you have to go through menus and use a primitive display that you forget how to use if you don't use it all the time;
- earlier models required you to let extra air out the sides of your mouth, but the 3020 wind controller (8-octave range!) has a vent hole, and I prefer that. They kept that in the 4000S, the model after this one;
- with all its brains inside the external rack box you don't have to carry the extra weight around your neck that you do in the 4000S, even though the keys and mouthpiece are the same. Plus there's only one cable; the 4000S has MIDI, wall wart power, and audio."
This Second Sleep - Peristalsis Short
YouTube via arthurpainter | October 21, 2010
"http://thissecondsleep.blogspot.com/
An improv created using my Serge Creature/Seq A/TKB combo, EDP Wasp, and Sequential Circuits Pro One."
Update:
This Second Sleep - Peristalsis Long
arthurpainter | October 21, 2010
"A longer version of my previous Peristalsis video."
Vintage Depeche Mode Live 1981 - SPEAK & SPELL TOUR
YouTube via Koffe74 | September 02, 2007
"live Amsterdam,Paradiso 26.09.1981"
Playlist ordered by setlist via wikipedia and others (missing tracks in brackets):
[Any Second Now]
Depeche Mode Photographic
Nodisco Depeche Mode
New Life Depeche Mode live 1981
DM puppets live 1981
Depeche mode Icemachine live 1981
[Big Muff]
Depeche mode I sometimes wish I was dead live 1981
Tora! tora! tora!
Just can't get enough
Boys say go!
What's your name?
{Encore}
Depeche Mode Television set
Depeche Mode Price of love
{Encore 2}
Dreaming of me
This one triggered by http://www.youtube.com/user/MrGENERICERIC's favorites.
Modular BlaBlateur
YouTube via humankoala | October 21, 2010
"Just to try to imitate someone very annoying ;)"
Launchpad Demo Song
Launchpad Demo Song from BlissMediaWorks on Vimeo.
Launchpad T-Shirt
Launchpad music from karl sadler on Vimeo.
"playing about with some acoustic guitar loops I made a while ago. Using MLR in a monome emulator max patch. Love the idea, but it's a bit of a faff!"
MFOS 16 step sequencer first test
MFOS 16 step sequencer first test from delayed on Vimeo.
"Here is the test run with the MFOS 16 step sequencer. Only a simple VCO voltage control hooked up. Nothing so special and kinda annoying, but you get to see the layout and the functions of the unit."
MAM ADX 1 - analog Drum Synth
MAM ADX 1 - analog Drum Synth from Hardo on Vimeo.
"MAM ADX 1 analog Drum Synth driven by an external Sequencer"
Ensoniq EPS 16 Plus - Sampled Drums Part 5
YouTube via TheDaydreamSound | October 21, 2010
"I made this song with the Ensoniq EPS 16+ for the most part. It was was the first track on my album released in 2003.
Eventhough the ASR 10 is the prefered sampler among Ensoniq users I still think the 16+ is an underrated gem.
This is part five of the sampled drums series.
As Always Thanks For Stopping By!
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ether^ra PLUTONIA
YouTube via potterpaint2000 | October 21, 2010
"an improv in celebration of the new FOLKTEK site. The Folktek Pluton provides much sound along with my Serge Creature/Seq A combo plus fx. http://etherra.blogspot.com"
Folktek on Ebay
ether^ra NARCISSUS BRUITS
YouTube via potterpaint2000 | October 21, 2010
"an improv featuring my Serges, a Bugbrand Weevil w/ a photo-sensitive eye, a VTOL Corvax loop plus fx. http://etherra.blogspot.com"
BISCUIT Rev 1.2
YouTube via OTOMACHINES | October 21, 2010
* 4 new Effects (Vibrato, Envelope Filter, "Tube" Clipper and 2 octaves down rectification)
* Constant Output Level in biscuiting mode
* Step Filter Improvement
new website: http://www.otomachines.com/
embouchure
embouchure from Daniel Clelland on Vimeo.
"embouchure /ɒm.bʊˈʃʊə/
the way in which a musician uses their mouth to affect sound production in an instrument.
This is a Max/MSP patch I put together for the 'Sound and Space' assignment in my Experience Design class at Victoria University of Wellington.
It watches for the shape of the player's mouth and adjusts a formant filter accordingly. Different pitches are chosen by the hand's position on the video.
I think we were kinda supposed to do something a bit more ambient, but I just wanted to make something expressive.
Course page:
blogs.mediazone.co.nz/2010-mddn221/
My portfolio page:
melloc.co.nz/university/mddn-221/"
Quasimidi Raven
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PRO - Funky 70's Optical Theremin
YouTube via chamberofsounds | October 21, 2010
via Chamber of Sounds on eBay"WTF??? Built my analog, optical, theremin circuit into a very funky, 70's automotive diagnostic analyzer. It's got the biggest meter I've ever seen and some very, colorful graphics. The meter shows voltage and corresponds with the sound. The lightstick/slide rig on top is just for demo purposes, but very effective. For more space-age, sound-art creations, visit chamberofsounds.com" Note: The video went up at 11:04 AM. I just saw the auction and decided to move this post up with it vs. putting up a new one. via this auction Chamber of Sounds on Ebay "P.R.O. :: Funky 70's Optical Analog Theremin/Synth from Chamber of Sounds Up for auction or sale is a one-of-a-kind, space-age, optical, analog, theremin/synth. It's handbuilt by Chamber of Sounds into a very clean & wild, 1970's automotive, diagnostic case, with a humongous, working VU meter (shows voltage & corresponds with sound), funky knobs, built-in speaker and 1/4" output. Runs on one 9V battery that's easily replaced on the back. It's light-controlled and sounds incredibly unique. The handle & graphics are very nice, retro touches. The P.R.O. also comes with a complimentary LED light stick (shown in the video) and is signed and dated inside ~ you'll never find another one like it - guaranteed!"
Day 228 / Press Cafe
via THE B-ROLL where you'll find the post that goes with this pic. I thought I recognized the video and title in the post and sure enough it's Stretta's Press Cafe for the monome posted back in 2007.Lot's of synth cats today. See the label below for more.
Pd on Android demo: Can of Beats
YouTube via peterkirn | October 21, 2010
"Chris McCormick's clever and fun scene shows off Pure Data running on Android, via the free libpd created by Peter Brinkmann. Also available on: everything."
via CDM where you'll find the full post and download links:
"It’s a way of making Pure Data (Pd), the visual development tool for interactive music and media, more accessible across a range of applications and gadgets. It lets you embed Pd pretty much anywhere. It’s not a new version of Pd. Instead, it makes use of the standard, “vanilla” distribution of the free and open source software. What’s different is that it separates the sound processing part of Pd from the part that talks to audio hardware, allowing Pd to run on a greater variety of mobile devices and inside other applications.
libpd:
* turns Pd into an audio synthesis and processing library
* liberates Pd from GUI and drivers
* allows for easy communication between Pd and the code into which it is embedded (so you can send and receive messages with your Pd patch)"
BugNews - Oct 2010 -> WOM-PRO kits - now available
via Tom Bugs on the BugBrand mailing list:
"Last month I wrote to say about some forthcoming workshop events - giving an introduction to electronics via the Workshop Oscillator Machine (WOM).
Well, now I have some kits available once more!
And they're now PRO versions with the nice mini pots as found on the Weevils.
http://www.bugbrand.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=24&products_id=34
The kits include EVERYTHING needed to build the kits other than tools & solder.
Included are printouts of the documentation - but this can also be downloaded from the link above.
** ** **
There are still just a few places left on the final WOM event of the year - to be held in Bristol on Saturday 6th November at the Arnolfini:
http://www.arnolfini.org.uk/whatson/events/details/771
** ** **
That's the news for this month.
Next month look out for a new version of the BugCrusherMicro!
More details next time...
Best for now,
Tom // BugBrand"
"Last month I wrote to say about some forthcoming workshop events - giving an introduction to electronics via the Workshop Oscillator Machine (WOM).
Well, now I have some kits available once more!
And they're now PRO versions with the nice mini pots as found on the Weevils.
http://www.bugbrand.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=24&products_id=34
The kits include EVERYTHING needed to build the kits other than tools & solder.
Included are printouts of the documentation - but this can also be downloaded from the link above.
** ** **
There are still just a few places left on the final WOM event of the year - to be held in Bristol on Saturday 6th November at the Arnolfini:
http://www.arnolfini.org.uk/whatson/events/details/771
** ** **
That's the news for this month.
Next month look out for a new version of the BugCrusherMicro!
More details next time...
Best for now,
Tom // BugBrand"
ADDAC101 .WAV Player (part II)
ADDAC101 .WAV Player (part II) from André Gonçalves on Vimeo.
Part 1 here
"ADDAC101 .WAV Player Teaser Video
more:
addacsystem.org"
New Folktek Website
via folktek.blogspot.com"After years of having a messy, pretty ugly and irretrievably scattered website, and after months of organizing and pounding out the details, we've now finally gone live with the fresh and clean folktek.com.
There you'll find the synth art and soon to be visual arts and odds and ends of the folktek artists. A solid percentage of the portfolio is now viewable(!). We'll be adding to and fancying up a bit but for now there is a good deal of functionality. We've also added a players page for players of folktek works who want to post up videos, sounds, words or photos. You're strongly encouraged to go have a look - if you know about folktek - there are likely things up you have never seen. If you're new to folktek - welcome!"
Folktek on Ebay
Awakenings 231010 Altres, Ion and Modulator ESP
via modulator_esp on the forum"Altres + Ion + Modulator ESP
Saturday 23rd october 2010
Held at:
Paget High School
Business & Enterprise College
Burton Road
Branston
Burton on Trent
Staffs
DE14 3DR
Doors 6:30pm for 7:00pm start - Ticket price £10 (includes free VT)
Advance tickets can be purchased from the website. Unless otherwise noted, the ticket price includes a FREE mp3 Virtual Ticket that will be made available shortly after the gig, these will only be available to purchase online until the day before the gig.
If you cannot attend and wish to purchase a Virtual Ticket you should just purchase a standard ticket and email to let me know you only want the VT
All line-ups subject to change, check website for latest details
www.awakenings-em.co.uk"
"I will be performing an improvised dark ambient/experimental set using just the EMS VCS Mk I/DK2, Electrix Repeater and DD-20... and here's a recording of my Rammel #26 performance"
Drum Kit kit AI
YouTube via Spikenzie | September 20, 2010
"Introduction video to our new Drum Kit, the Drum Kit - Kit AI. This electronic drum kit has a build on micro-processor. You can connect it to your computer to play music using software like Apple's Garage Band, Abelton's Live etc.. or you can us the MIDI-out port and connect the drum kit to your other MIDI equipment.
Full info: http://www.spikenzielabs.com/Spikenzi..."
Drum Kit - Kit AI Demo
Spikenzie | September 20, 2010
via the Maker Shed"The A.I. version of the Drum Kit kit is a deluxe version of the original Drum Kit Kit. It features an on-board Ardunio, MIDI out, and an FTDI connection. You can connect it to your computer to play music using software like Apple's Garage Band, Abelton's Live, etc, or you can us the MIDI-out port and connect the drum kit to your standard MIDI equipment.
Features:
* On board ATmega (frees up your Arduino for other projects).
* Screw terminals for the drum pad connections (makes changing pads easier).
* On-board Din-5 MIDI-out jack (Use the DKKAI, with your other MIDI equipment).
* FTDI compatible 90° pin header (makes it easy to program or use our Serial to MIDI software on your computer).
* DC 2.1mm power jack (power the Drum kit while "one the road").
* All the ATmega digital pins are brought out in two rows of connectors with standard 0.1" spacing. With, +5 volts and ground (make your own accessories, selector buttons etc ...).
* Four corner mounting holes (Build the Drum Kit into a project box and mount it).
* On board voltage regulator.
* Power selector jumper for USB (via optional FTDI cable) or DC power jack."
Robotik Cha Cha Cha (Mopho, Micron & Kaoss Pad)
YouTube via cardinalvincent | October 21, 2010
"The usual set up. This time something to dance to, sort of."
circuit bent alesis nanosynth by spunkytoofers
via this auction"same archeticture and power of the alesis multi-timbral 64 voice quadrasynth keyboards and rackmount synths in the smallest footprint available. the nano and bent interface is housed in a compact 1u rackmount enclosure. one of my most favorite combinations in a bent synth: extremely crazy sounds with extremely stable bends. you'll be surprised at how powerful, musical, and smooth this small synth is. 620 onboard sounds (256 available from 2 banks on the front panel, the other 4 banks are available through midi program change) 1 user bank can be customized or uploaded with any bank available for the nano or q6. free bank downloads from the alesis website (i'll be compiling free banks to distrubute for the winner). great breath controller patches available as well via patchman. excellent legato, responds to midi effortlessly, very crazy sounds in this one.
one is being kept for personal use, this is the one made available for sale.
here are the modifcations:-matrix style 24 point patchbay on chicken head rotary knobs
-4 switches for matrix switching of rotary knobs
-led lighting and steel bezels for matrix bend indication
-green color illuminated power rocker switch
-modified rca outputs with 1/4″ jacks
-replaced internal lithium battery and modified with a a clip instead of direct solder to battery
-added midi jacks (in and out/thru)
-banana jacks added to patchbay for external bend modulation possibilities
-internally shielded cables
-power input added. this allows the standard proprietary barrel size to be replaced by a more standard power supply size
-brand new power supply (with said standard barrel size above)
-nanosynth pdf manual and bend diagram emailed to purchaser
-sysex banks emailed to winner
the two following demos are of the circuit bent qsr. they are identical in archeticture and is basically the same synth. very similiar sounds.
first demo is a standard note triggering with no velocity or midi controllers. the second demo is a 4 bar drum pattern with a bend being applied every 2 bars."
circuit bent alesis qsr demo by spunkydoodle
circuit bent alesis qsr- 4 bar drum demo by spunkydoodle
vermona dr1 mk111 drum synth
via this auction"brand new and unused cant believe lm doing this but here go's, purchased direct from thommas at vermona 2 months ago this is the vermona dr1 mk111 chrome with trigg's? you have to check these beasts out on youtube, 8 x outputs for each channel, L R outputs, 10 x trigg outputs plus midi, awesome machine for recording live movements directly into your daw, check out all those knobs for editing your sound on the fly etc? comes with orig box/man/psu"
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