Elektron Monomachine SFX-6 Keyboard Synthesizer SN A31000156-55

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1985 MOOG GENESIS MIKE RUTHERFORD TAURUS II SYNTHESIZER PRINT AD

via this auction

See the seller's other items for more.

"1985 Moog Taurus II Synthesizer Guitar Magazine Ad

Ad measures approx. 8"X10.5" inches."

KORG kaossilator 2 + mini kaoss pad 2 - by koishistyle

YouTube Uploaded by KORGINC on Feb 28, 2012

"This song was created using only the KORG "kaossilator 2" and "mini kaoss pad 2". There are no additional FX, sound sources or any use of DAW software. The kaossilator 2 (with the yellow body) is a synthesizer and performance is easily done just by stroking the touchpad with a finger. The mini kaoss pad 2 (with the red body) is an intuitively easy to control FX processor. It's easy for anyone to create amazingly intricate tracks by adding layer upon layer to a simple phrase and controlling the effects."

29. February Sport Modulat

YouTube Uploaded by Ebotronix on Feb 28, 2012

"4ms Peg RCD VCAMatrix
Analogue Systems RS 110
Arp Odyssey 2821 White Noise
A 134 pan by Moog MP 201
Flame Chord Machine V.0.0
Make Noise Brains 2x PP Maths Moddenix QMMG René Wogglebug
Malekko 4x Uncle (CM out) & 4x Anti (CM arp out to Quantimator)
Ringmodulat AO&Uncle to 2x Moddemix
Toppobrillo Quantimator Sportmodulator
Master Clock Logic via Kenton Pro 2000II and 2x 4ms RCD"

Roland JV-1080 "Naked"

YouTube Uploaded by retrosound72 on Feb 28, 2012
"(c)2011 synthesizer demo by RetroSound
all sounds, filter vocal fx and drums:
Roland JV-1080 Digital Synthesizer
recording: multi-track"

you are a winner! arcade noise jam with monotron delay and casio vl-1

YouTube Uploaded by bowmoneydrums on Feb 28, 2012

"just a quick noise jam with old school arcade noises featuring the korg monotron delay and casiotone vl-1"

monotrons on eBay
monotrons on Amazon

Full Moon of Atlantis

YouTube Uploaded by SynthManiaDotCom on Feb 28, 2012

"Sampled Fulll Moon by Eden Ahbez into the SSL JJP Samplecorder and slowed it down, added a melody on the dot.com, ran everything through heavy amount of the "ATLANTIS" patch on the Eventide H3000"

Snazzy FX ARDCORE:arpeggiator!!!!

YouTube Uploaded by snazelle on Feb 28, 2012

"Woo hoo...a really nice arpeggiator for eurorack....comes with ardcore!!"

The Elevator TARDIS

An arduino DIY project by SparkFun

"We here at SparkFun have been known to use our products to play pranks on each other from time to time, and we're always on the lookout for ways to make life at the office more Fun™. While riding our elevator one day, it occurred to me that the ride could be made more interesting... but how? Then I realized - not how, but Who!

If you’re not already a fan of the British science-fiction show Doctor Who, this project won’t make much sense to you. For the rest of you, the signature sound of the Doctor’s time and space machine, the TARDIS, is instantly recognizable..."

An elevator that sounds like the TARDIS.

An optical sensor by the floor level buttons for some theremin sounds could be interesting too.

P.S. Seeing the Tardis in red is just odd. So used to it in blue.

Casio XW-P1 Performance Synthesizer Demo

Casio XW-P1 Performance Synthesizer Demo - Sweetwater Sound

YouTube Uploaded by SweetwaterSound on Feb 28, 2012

"Mike Martin from Casio visited Sweetwater Sound to give us a deep overview of the XW-P1 Performance Synthesizer. Mike shows off a lot of sounds, the ability to mix oscillators on the fly, and some awesome sequencing and arpeggiation capabilities. Enjoy the demo, then learn even more about the Casio XW-P1 Performance Synthesizer right here: http://bit.ly/sw_XWP1"

Don't miss my NAMM demo post here:
NAMM 2012 Video of Mike Martin & the Casio XW-P1 Including Deeper Editing

Don't miss the red Update note on real-time editing of the filter.

Cory Flanigan - When Drums Meet Synths & a KORG Radias Rack Mod

Cory Flanigan - Band Fund

YouTube Uploaded by awhodothey on Feb 28, 2012

"Filmed January 20, 2012 at Goodfellas in Pekin, IL.
Special Thanks to Eric Swearingen, Joe Miller, and Mike Layne"

This one in via Suit & Tie Guy who modified Cory's Radias pictured below to fit in a rack shelf.

"He's now using both a TrapKAT and a DrumKAT, and they are controlling a Korg RADIAS and Wavestation A/D, and an Akai S5000. he's got an ER-1 in there too for between-song transitions."

Rack ears removed. More pics here

Note the faceplate removed in the pic to the left. You can see the controls (knobs & buttons) underneath.

Side note: I was going to have

Photographic Art of Erik Norlander's Vintage Moog Modules

via The Bob Moog Foundation on Facebook

"JUST ADDED: When you contribute to our IndieGoGo.com campaign at the new 'Circuit of Friends' level, you'll receive these three stunning art photographs of vintage Moog module circuitry. The limited edition images, which measure 11" x 17", were created by talented music photog Shaun Hollingsworth at sicimages.com. The modules themselves belong to symphonic rocker Erik Norlander 's Wall of Doom Modular Moog. Many of them date back to 1967. Find out how this trio can grace your walls here."

The Synthwerks PGM-4X4

A few pics via Synthwerks on Facebook

"A Controller rig with four The PGM-4X4 Four By Four Programmer/Sequencers, a prototype of the SP-4DP, two FSR-4s, one FSR-4C/B, a FSR-1N, MG-1, Lamp-1 and a prototype iPhone module."

"The PGM-4X4 Four By Four Programmer/Sequencer in a cabinet."

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Madrona Labs Soundplane software demo

YouTube Uploaded by madronalabs on Feb 28, 2012

"Quick demo of the Soundplane A touch detection software. Look for a more complete intro video showing the final hardware in two weeks."

Alesis Andromeda A6 Synthesizer with Original Box

via this auction

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Analog Universe (NightBirds Electronic Music / Live in studio) 2012

YouTube Uploaded by NightBirds31 on Feb 28, 2012

"Recorded live & direct in the studio with 3 cameras.
Instruments used :
RSF Kobol & Blackbox, ARP Odyssey, KORG MS-20, ROLAND System 101 & 102 (x2), ROLAND Jupiter 6.
Race against time to get everything done in one take :)

Video by NightBirds.
Publication & Copyright by NightBirds Electronic Music - 2012"

DoubleDeka Demo1

YouTube Uploaded by MedusalObligation on Feb 28, 2012

"Simple demo of the Ian Fritz, Doug Slocum DDVCO. No filter, No EG. Just the DDVCO driven by an 8 note sequence and 2 LFO's"

Update:

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New I Dream of Wires Documentary Pics - Cynthia, cEvin Key, Charlie Clouser & More

New pics via IDOW on Facebook
You can find IDOW on IndieGoGo
here (note although they reached their goal, you can still donate and order items).

Left: "Cynthia Webster, of Cynthia/Cyndustries (producing modules in multiple formats including Modcan A, Euro, Dotcom, MOTM, and Frac).
cyndustries.com/"


"cEvin Key (Skinny Puppy, Download, Subconscious Communications, etc) at Subconscious Studios.
skinnypuppy.com/
subconsciousrecords.com/
scaremeister.com/
— with cevin Key at Subconscious Studios, Hollywood CA."



"Charlie Clouser - film/tv composer, ex-NIN member, and industrial-rock remixer/collaborator.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Clouser"



"Cyrus Rex - electronic music producer and ohGr/SP collaborator.
www.cyrusrex.com/
— at Los Angeles, CA."



"David Kronemeyer - record and film producer, psychologist, and modular synthesizer aficionado.
kronemyer.com/
— at Beverly Hills, CA."



"Surachai - modular-based black metal artist, and Trash Audio member.
surachai.org/
trashaudio.com/
— at Cyrus Rex's studio, Los Angeles CA."



"Techno artist and DJ Drumcell, also of Droid Behaviour (LA techno party promoters) & Droid Recordings label.
droidbehavior.com/
soundcloud.com/drumcell
— at near Los Angeles, CA."



"John Tejada - techno/house/electronica producer and DJ, and owner of Palette Recordings.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Tejada
www.paletterecordings.com/
— at Los Angeles CA."



"Drew Neumann - television composer and sound designer.
www.drewneumann.com/
— at near Los Angeles, CA."

See IDOW on Facebook for previous pics.

A couple I missed posting from the last round:


"Roger Cordell of Big City Music, the day after NAMM."



"Stephi of Big City Music, the day after NAMM."

Do check out the full Facebook Gallery and IDOW on IndieGoGo.

Blofeld Public Beta Firmware V1.16B2 Released

"Blofeld Public Beta Firmware V1.16B2

- Fix for some units that exhibited occasional clicks with Reverb and/or Modwheel
- Less sensible encoder scanning for improved accuracy
- Possible fix for spurious 'Init' sound program deadlock situation
- Category search improved

Since the most annoying bugs are those that only occur on some units under
very specific circumstances, we would be happy about any feedback, positive
or negative, about this public beta firmware.

Please send you findings to blofeld@waldorfmusic.de

Your Waldorf Team"

ftp://www.waldorfmusic.de/blofeld/system/BlofeldV1_16B2.zip

Win a Moog Voyager. HURRY, you don't have much TIME!

YouTube Uploaded by AutomaticGainsay on Feb 28, 2012

"It is the last few days of the Bob Moog Foundation's Indiegogo campaign! At the $25 donation level, you're entered into a raffle to win a Moog Voyager which was signed by some amazingly musicians like Brian Eno, Moby, Amon Tobin, Edgar Froese of Tangerine Dream, and legendary Dick Hyman.
Go and donate IMMEDIATELY for your chance to win this Voyager, as well as your chance to help support an education campaign based on Bob Moog's legacy which teaches the science of sound through the magic of music. I mean, come on... wouldn't YOU have liked it if someone had brought a Moog theremin to YOUR grade school class and taught you about how sound works?
Stop reading and go donate!
http://bit.ly/IndiegogoDBSS
GOOOOO!"

Tom Oberheim Discusses his two-voice synth

YouTube Uploaded by TheAdampardee on Nov 4, 2011

"Tom Oberheim's lecture at Cal State Monterey Bay about synthesizers, particularly a little demo on his Two-Voice Synth"

Tom Oberheim Discusses his two-voice synth part 2

Uploaded by TheAdampardee on Nov 4, 2011

"The video comes in with him discussing a synth sound from a popular song"

New Corsynth C102 VC-LFO

"Corsynth has officially released its new module the C102 VC-LFO

Corsynth is a company from the Northwest of Spain dedicated to manufacture modules in MU format for analogue modular synthesizers.

The C102 VC LFO is a voltage controlled low frequency oscillator with five waveforms available simultaneously.

With three frequency ranges ( L, M, H ) the VC LFO can oscillate from 7 minutes per cycle up to 800 Hz. Using the FM MOD input this range can be extended from 12 minutes per cycle up to 1,3 KHz. With this wide frequency range, the LFO can be used to produce really slow and subtle modulations and audio frequency modulation (FM sounds).

Another important feature is that the oscillation frequency can be voltage controlled using the FM input. You can modulate the frequency with an envelope, other LFO , sequencer etc. Using the FM input, it’s also possible to create new waveforms like hyperbolic sine wave, hyperbolic cosine wave and more.

Also the C102 VC LFO has a Sync / Reset input. Every time a trigger signal is detected, the LFO will restart the waveform to the beginning of its cycle.
The Corsynth C102 is now available and its price is 145 € + VAT ( where applicable)

More info : http://corsynth.com/home/

Sounds : http://soundcloud.com/corsynth/sets/c102/"

Corsynth C102 VC LFO by Corsynth

9 Box AudioCube Drone Jam at Skyline High School in Longmont, CO

YouTube Uploaded by newechoproductions on Feb 25, 2012

"http://9box.modulatethis.com

I was invited to the newly remodeled Skyline High School in Longmont yesterday to discuss doing a performance at the school.

When I showed up the tabletop gaming club was in session. I broke out the 9 box with 6 AudioCubes (it all fits in one backpack) and the teachers and students jumped right and played a jam session with the system. The students were into all sorts of cool stuff by the way, like arduino projects and DIY hacks on hardware. They were very psyched to learn the details of the AudioCubes and we had a great discussion on the how AudioCubes IR sensors are optimized for expressive music performance."

The Yamaha TX81ZT - DIY Hardware TX81Z

via TX81ZT

"The Second Life Of A Legendary Synth

As interest in such kind of devices is increasing we have developed the first in the world DIY version of TX81Z with a much smaller PCB than that of the original device.

In order to preserve the “spirit of the past” and to simplify the assembling of our version, besides the original NOS HD63B03XP CPU, YM2414 OPZ and YM3012 DAC we have used up-to-date high quality DIP components and a bit modified the original schematics to improve sound characteristics and decrease the number of components used. Power supply is carried out from any 9-12V adapter; pinout switch and LCD connectors are completely compatible with the prototype.

Audio and MIDI jacks used in the device are produced by Jalco company of Japan; capacitors Nissei, Nichicon and Rubycon. Switches on switch board, which is included along with a free of charge 2*16 LCD are produced by Bourns. All IC sockets are Nextron Gold.

As program ROM we used rewritable EEPROM W27C512 with a modified but compatible with all TX81Z version firmware. Our version of TX81ZT has 100% the same functions as the prototype, but has better sound characteristics, smaller size and power supply from any 9-12V power supply available along with an option of connecting a MIDI USB module in future. Accessory set includes all necessary wire straps.

Some time later we are planning to produce an enclosure for our version of TX81ZT. We are also working on an up-to-date version of FB-01, which will be done soon, and some other famous devices in our vision."

See TX81ZT for more.

Brap! - Skinny Puppy's Subcounscious Studios

A couple of pics via Jason Solvent via The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

"The name "Solvent" comes from a song on Skinny Puppy's first commercial release, the "Remission" EP. Here be the "Wall of Skinny Puppy" - something that I was lucky enough to see in person at Subconscious Studios, where I interviewed cEvin Key for the "I Dream of Wires" documentary (http://vimeo.com/idreamofwires/idow). This is the actual gear: *the* Pro-One, *the* 909, and *the* 808s, etc, heard on so many of my favorite Skinny Puppy tracks. Brap!"

Note the modded TB-303

Roland SH-2

via this auction

Click the pics for the super size shots.

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Rare FORMANTA RHYTHM FRET NECK GUITAR

via this auction
mechanical animals
(RSS)

"It has 7 buttons on front side and 2 on the back. According to manual while tapping the "SPHERIC THING" the unit sends trigger commands to the control module. Probably it can trigger any drum machine or kinda. The unit is in excellent cosmetic condition (a few scratches as seen on the photos below).

The unit has a velocity-sensitive piezo trigger pad under sphere and nine red knobs: seven on the front for choosing which drum sound you wanted to trigger from the synth and two back knobs for switching "preset" or "synth" sound mode on the synthesizer."

maths bass

flickr by Benvenga analog solution

Fairlight Voicetracker VT-5

via this auction
"This is an extremely rare pitch to voltage/pitch to midi unit with a built in synthesizer made by Fairlight. The unit I have has one of the later revisions of the softare (including the harmony mode). It was sold to me by an ex-Fairlight tech years ago. The unit has a prototype faceplate. I am also including an extra set of buttons and a transformer. I am including the original service and operating manuals. From the Holmes page:

'In 1985, Fairlight Instruments introduced the Voicetracker VT-5, a device that allows you to operate MIDI and control voltage synthesizers with your voice or any monophonic instrument, rather than with a MIDI keyboard. It was priced at US$2495 when it first came out.

The Voicetracker's 8MHz 68008 CPU analyzes an input signal to determine the pitch and harmonic content of the sound (such as dynamics and breathiness). It takes about 1ms plus several cycles of the incoming sound to determine the pitch. As you might guess, the pitch information is output as MIDI note values and analog control voltages, while the harmonic content analysis can be used to control a synthesizer's filters (among other things).

The Voicetracker can be used to "double" parts, either live or from tape. The original sound can be either enhanced with the doubling sound, or replaced completely by it. The Voicetracker can follow the original pitch exactly, or quantize it to semitone steps..." [see The Holmes Page for more]

RARE Muse Triadex Synthesizer Sequencer

via this auction

"Muse Triadex Synth. Very rare, this one is number 51 out of less than 300 made, the exact number is unknown. It was made in MIT, Massachusetts Institution of Technology, and is said to be one of the first digital synthesizer/sequencer. Works 100%, just missing 1 button as shown, but does not affect the functionality. It's in excellent shape for its age, and you probably will not find many for sale, but from what I've seen, they usually go for around $2,000 in similar condition. Original manual is in good shape, and has some notes in it about songs and whatnot. I really don't know a whole lot about it, but there is some information about it online, here is a wikipedia page about it."

1948 HAROLD RHODES PRE PIANO VINTAGE ELECTRIC BASS KEYBOARD

via this auction
"For your consideration is this vintage 1948 Harold Rhodes Pre-Piano electric piano. This particular example is in intact, original, and unrestored condition: it even has the original tubes, still works, and sounds great! Very few early Pre-Piano units were produced, and obviously many less exist today. Though this clearly belongs in a museum, it works quite well, and sounds unlike any other electric piano I've heard. It would make a great conversation piece for any studio or music-making environment, while it is also a really cool usable instrument as well. Having only seen one other on eBay, this is a rather rare opportunity to buy a piece of genuine musical instrument history, so act appropriately, because you might not see another one for quite some time.

This hand-made, incredibly crude, near prototype example is mostly original. While it is missing the original chrome seat and stand apparatus, the piano portion is completely intact and in excellent functional condition. Aside from one tine/tonebar having been broken, it works perfectly and sounds particularly great. Imagine an amplified, though more substantial, Jaymar or Schoenhut toy piano: it sounds kinda like that.

Prior to the Pre-Piano, Rhodes was commissioned to build the Xylette, an acoustic lap piano that was designed for therapeutic use, in addition to being a teaching tool. With the success of the Xylette, Rhodes went on to debut his first electric piano, the Rhodes Pre-Piano, in 1946. The Pre-Piano features an amplifier configured with (1) 7F7, (1) 6V6, and (1) 6X5 tubes through a 1 x 6" original speaker (473820), and a piezo pickup on the bottom harp."

You'll find a ton of pics at the auction and below including some of the inside.

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Cwejman S1mk2 synthesiser

via this auction

"this S1mk2 was bought from Wowo Cwejman himself a little over 2 years ago. It's in impeccable, as new condition - not a scratch anywhere to be seen & has been kept in smoke free studio since day 1.
Some info about the machine..
The truth about the S1mk2 is that it is not a Moog, and even though the filters are Serge like and it can make Serge like sounds, it is not a Serge, though it leans more on that side of the fence, it is very different. Many people also say Cwejman sounds Roland like when Roland was building good stuff. It can come close to old Roland and Korg classics because it is so flexible, but the sound is much better than even the awesome old analog Roland and Korg classics. I like to say that the S1mk2 might sound like Roland's masterpiece if they kept advancing their analog synths all these years and never went digital.

The S1mk2 is a Cwejman though, and it sounds like a Cwejman. It very much has it's own sound. The S1mk2 is Wowa's masterpiece, which says a lot considering everything he builds is so amazing and unique. Every Cwejman creation is very much its own thing. When I think Cwejman S1mk2, I think of the blazing fast envelopes, that are not just fast but do what ever you ask of them, the best I have ever used, like the rest of the instrument, every part of it is near perfection. The vco's, the filters, the 68 front panel jacks being positioned all on the bottom. What you can do with those jacks, which are the best quality jacks around, not to mention the pots and knobs. The Modules are the only modules to have a board on the back to protect the important circuits from damage in case of a drop or something else. Something every module builder should add I think. His Modules have been protected against being powered wrong from the beginning, something yet to be a standard in euro but should be.

Running the S1mk2's lfo out as it's being modulated to death back into its self, or just patching any of the lfo's waves (the first sample and hold style waves being my favorite) into the gates and letting the S1 go nuts as I tweak the envelopes is also a very simple favorite, but fun, and always a pleasing thing to do with the S1.

Here's a little demo from another S1 I found on soundcloud.
S1 Love by Q960 The S1mk2 is really two amazing things in the same panel. Sequencing it from the back main input jacks or playing it with a keyboard using the same main cv and gate input, gives you control of 3 vco's, 2 filters, and a very powerful semi-modular monosynth feature set, similar but superior to the ARP 2600.
Better yet, you can ignore those two main input jacks on the back and patch into each and every individual module from the front, giving you independent control over every part of the S1mk2."

Ensoniq ESQ 1 Digital Wave Synthesizer

via this auction

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RC CIRCUIT BENT LITTLE GLITCH DRUM MACHINE MODULE SYNTH

YouTube Uploaded by djwidow420 on Feb 28, 2012
Resonance Circuits on eBay (RSS)

"A LITTLE DRUM MACHINE MODULE FROM RESONANCE CIRCUITS,HEAR NORMAL (DRY) AND THEN THROUGH A DELAY"

ARP Odyssey MK2 + XBase 888 = Quick Jam

YouTube Uploaded by n3bsvid on Feb 28, 2012

"Little jam featuring the ARP Odyssey and XBase 888 on drums.

Hardware:
ARP Odyssey MK 2
Jomox XBase 888"

Gotharman's Little deFormer - Pitch Manipulation

YouTube Uploaded by gotharman on Feb 28, 2012

"Showing a little of the pitch and glitch manipulation possibilities on my Little deFormer.
More info:
www.gotharman.dk"

Buchla iPad Sequencer

YouTube Uploaded by djangosfire on Feb 28, 2012

"Testing out the "Little MIDI Machine" iPad app by "Synthetic Bits" - it's a cool, simple to use "ARP style" virtual analog step sequencer.

I'm using a IK Multimedia "iRig" MIDI interface for the iPad . . . and a Kenton "Pro Solo MK II" MIDI to CV converter.

Really fun, and easy to use setup - love it!"

Little MIDI Machine is still free for iPad and iPhone/iPad Touch:


Note the iPad 3 is scheduled to come out on March 7. Keep an eye out for prices to go down on the iPad 1 and 2. An iPad 1 does great as a controller and should do fine with currently available synths for iOS.

iPads on eBay
iPads on Amazon
iPod Touch on eBay
iPod Touch on Amazon

Roland JV-1080 (GM Mode) - Cage Medley (Abridged)

YouTube Uploaded by xnonsuchx on Feb 28, 2012

"This is the first ~14.5 mins. of a General MIDI (GM) file (seq. by Santibanks(?), available on www.genesis-midi.com ...a great source of high quality MIDI files) of Genesis' "Cage Medley" (from the "Mama" tour...but may be the same as "Three Sides Live") played through a Roland JV-1080 synth module (boringly pictured) set to GM mode. No additional instruments or external processing added.

I recently got the JV-1080 and found some old MIDI files to play through it in GM mode for the fun of it and just thought I'd share some of the better ones for synth gearheads and anyone else interested."

BRIZBOMB - 120227T1543 LZX Sandin IP Function Generator

YouTube Uploaded by BRIZBOMB on Feb 27, 2012

"LZX Visionary testing of the Sandin IP Function Generator. Using only LZX FG, LZX VI1, LZX TVP, LZX CVE, Doepfer A-145 LFO, Westside Welding and Machine BRIZ #4 quad NAND gate, and 2 Panasonic security cameras. Audio & Visuals recorded live @ Westside Welding and Machine 2012 Feb 27th. Visit http://brizbomb.com/"

Micro Phasemonger Teaser 2 **with fuzz!**

YouTube Uploaded by synthmonger on Feb 28, 2012

"Here's another teaser for my Micro Phasemonger which will be available March 2012.

The design is a totally new take on Phase shifting. It's all analog and no DSP, yet with the aliasing mode it can be hard to convince non believers. Only 4 phase stages but the range "sounds" greater. The MK1 and MK2 will have plenty more stages.

In this demo I ran my 'Fuzzbender' prototype pedal/kit through the µPhasemonger. It was hard to play anything but simple notes and chords on the guitar because I had to hold the phone to take video, sorry in advanced if anyone was expecting more crazy guitar licks =^.^= I will have a lengthy video in the feature demoing every lil' sound this gnarly pedal can give out.

There will be two knobs for "Rate" and "Resonance" and two toggle switches for 'mix' and 'Aliasing'."

Roland The Synthesizer Part 2 Multichannel Recording For Electronic Music

Scan on Analog Industries

follow-up to Roland's "A Foundation For Electronic Music"