"The Book of Summit gives you the chance to learn about the intricate engineering of Summit, and offers insight into the progressive design choices made by Chris Huggett and the Novation team."
Note the book is worth a look even if you don't have a Summit.
"New STG Soundlabs Oscillators in 5U. These are excellent sounding vco's with a few unique tricks up their sleeves. So happy to have them in the large format modular synthesizer realm. This was a hurried first patch to give me a quick listen to the sound of them. I'm using a pair of STG Voltage Mini Stores for the pitch cv to them. Both are mixed then sent to an STG PostLawsuit LPF. The lower pitched VCO is unmodulated with a sawtooth out and the upper pitched VCO is a square pulse wave out. The upper pitch VCO is also sending a sawtooth out to an Oakley VCADSR and STG Sea Devils filter which is pulsed by the STG Trigger Mini Store. Both VCO's are amplitude shaped by a pair of STG Envelope Generators with their decay (T3 stage) voltage controlled by LFO's. Additional sounds are from the Dove Audio WTF and FM from the lower STG VCO triangle wave, and a kick drum sound from the FSFX Macro Oscillator (MI Braids). A tape delay rounds out the final mix without the kick drum. Recorded straight from the 5U to Cubase. No post processing."
"This Video is a cutting mix of a two hours session of my Prophet 5 Rev. 3, I played along all my self programmed patches. I demonstrate here around 85 sounds of brass, piano, lead, bass, strings, pads and sweeps. I wonder if the Rev. 4 is sounding as great as this orginal. I suppose yes, although it is not a 100 % replica due to modern production methods. I have no opportunity to compare them. It's great that Dave Smith did it again and made this fantastic iconic synth as a future classic. So the legend will live forever. I know that my videos are all too long;-). I tried to get enough variety to all my sounds, so you shall get surprised and enjoy the whole video. I didn't use any FX and mastering in this video. I just recorded mono into my audio interface and created a stereo channel strip in my Logic Pro X. So there is no additinal work in the DAW. Just recorded life. My Prophet 5 has some mods from synthtaste, a small company for refurbishing synths in Bochum, Germany https://www.synthtaste.com/en/. I have a fatar keyboard with aftertouch and 7 banks of the original 120 sound memories. Thanks for watching and listening again, have fun and stay well. Rüdiger"
Each sound has been worked out so as to get uncompromising Lead sound, combing it in layer. The demo video perfectly shows how these sounds can sound by combining it together. In addition to this, you will get a solid set of Plucks, Basses, Pads, FX's, ARP's and some super cool ACID sound arpeggios.
"Great example of this rare and desirable Teisco 110f duophonic analogue synth.
Its in outstanding working condition having been fully tested throughout. All siwtches, pots and knobs function as they should. Pots are crackle free. Keys all contact correctly.
Cosmetically it is very tidy, with hardly a blemish on the front, rear and side panels. Its as clean as it looks in the photographs.
Its a 100v model, so a step down trnasformer may be required depending on your location."
"The Split-Eight is an unusual synth. The MIDI split functionality is fun. It is good for a lead sound that cuts through a massive bed of organic synth without sounding too digital, and it's a good controller."
"I've been very interested in both the Roland MC707 and ASM Hydrasynth synthesizer instruments recently. Here I discuss what the synth features and design approach that draws me to them as well as how they contrast other synths I have or have seen. I'm looking at these two electronic instruments from the point of view of my current studio set up and how they would potentially fit in. Thanks for watching!
Contents:
00:00 What synth would I get if I had more time and money?
00:56 ASM Hydrasynth thoughts
03:19 Hydrasynth module or keyboard version?
05.54 Roland MC707 thoughts and personal perspective ft. TR8 impressions
10:27 Elektron Overbridge event detour and Roland vs. Elektron thoughts on computer integration
12:03 Roland ZenCore / Cloud / Zenology technology quandaries
12:58 Conclusion - Not enough time or money in this reality
"Part One of the shootout between the Erica Synths Syntrx and an original Synthi AKS.
Simple patches are compared highlighting a single Oscillator, FM, RingMod, Filter, Reverb & Noise.
This video simply compares Sound and Timbre, not the functionality, extras or differences in the Matrix implementation.
(Part Two will look at a Putney VCS3 and some more complex patches).
Thanks to Djjondent for co-hosting the comparison. Check out his excellent blog here: https://djjondent.blogspot.com"
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We are thinking that Supermassive is the best one for any hardware synth & its totally free one, thanks to Valhalla.
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We made 18 Presets for you with our own settings of Supermassive Fx And combined them with our best presets for Minilogue via DAW - Cubase,Logic,Ableton or any other one which supports VSTi format.
"Improvisations using two of the rather excellent AJH Synth Next Phase modules I recently acquired. One for each manual/subharmonic generator. Lens focus leaves something to be desired but the camera is an SLR with only basic video facilities and the only angle I could record from. Not intended as a module demonstration, just exploring some of the timbral possibilities and sharing with you. For in depth demo and review see the Divkid video" [posted here]
"Recorded with a Korg Lambda string synthesizer. This is a more lofi/dark ambient side of the lambda. Enjoy!"
Korg Lambda ES50 synthesizer demo (Alex Vincent - Sonder)
"Recorded with a Korg Lambda string synthesizer, a Locobox delay and very mild phasing. Enjoy!"
"Future Retro Mobius Sequencer for MIDI or CV/Gate Synth * Analog Clock Converter. Includes power adapter and original manual. This Mobius has been fully tested and is in 100% working condition. A new battery has also been installed. The Mobius is a one track sequencer designed to control virtually every type of synthesizer or sound module ever created. Housed in a rugged aluminum chassis that is both compact and lightweight, the unit can be rack mounted taking up 3U spaces.
QS6 Release Date: 1995
QS8 Release Date: 1996
Discontinued Date: 1997
QS8.1 Release Date: 1998
Discontinued Date: 2001
QS8.2 Release Date: 2002
And that was the end of the QS....
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Product Description:
The QS8 came out on the heels of the
QS7 and was an even more professional
quality version - it was Alesis' flagship model!
It featured a full 88-note weighted keyboard
with piano style hammer-action and a strong
all-metal chassis with black solid oak
end-pieces. Otherwise, it's identical to the QS7,
with 16 MegaBytes of sample/synthesis ROM
(expandable to 32 MegaBytes), 4 stereo outputs,
4 control sliders, discrete MIDI OUT and
THRU ports, a third Expression Pedal input,
ADAT optical digital output, 48kHz clock input,
and a second PCMCIA expansion card slot.
The QS8 is undoubtedly a powerful and flexible
synthesizer capable of creating rich sounds -
both acoustic and electronic. There's 64 voices
of polyphony and 16 parts multitimbrality and
tons of memory and expand-ability! The QS8
uses digital additive/subtractive sample playback
synthesis to create high quality stereo grand
pianos, organs, strings, drums/percussion, brass,
woodwinds, new and classic synth textures,
General MIDI, and rhythmic/sonic loops. Most of
them sound pretty darn great too! Keith Emerson
wrote the demo for it, as well as some patches."
"Thanks to my friends over at Cherry Audio for sending over their new Juno-106 emulator. This thing is really fun to make sounds on! Light on the CPU, and the FX are great. This is an overdubbed jam with some of the first sounds I made on the synth when I got it. Pardon the shaky camera on the keyboard, this was the first video I made in my new studio!"
