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Tuesday, November 12, 2024
Wednesday, November 06, 2024
Roland GR-300 and GR-300 with Boss SY-1000 BX-13-Micro
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video upload by WayneJoness
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Note the listing is for the guitar only, not the synth.
"This sale includes:
Roland G-303 Vintage Guitar Synthesizer Controller
Original Hard Shell Case
New Shielded 15 foot long 24-pin clone cable Works with any 24-pin Guitar or Synthesizer
New Shielded 8 foot long 24-pin to DB 25-pin for BX-13-Micro
New BX-13-Micro - NEW Roland BC-13 clone with internal VCA (Voltage Controlled Oscillator)
I have tested this G-303 with a Roland GR-300 and everything works as expected. Please check out the video."
Pic of the inside below.
video upload by WayneJoness
via this listing
Note the listing is for the guitar only, not the synth.
"This sale includes:
Roland G-303 Vintage Guitar Synthesizer Controller
Original Hard Shell Case
New Shielded 15 foot long 24-pin clone cable Works with any 24-pin Guitar or Synthesizer
New Shielded 8 foot long 24-pin to DB 25-pin for BX-13-Micro
New BX-13-Micro - NEW Roland BC-13 clone with internal VCA (Voltage Controlled Oscillator)
I have tested this G-303 with a Roland GR-300 and everything works as expected. Please check out the video."
Pic of the inside below.
Wednesday, September 18, 2024
The Rarest Guitar Effect Ever: EMS Synthi Hi-Fli
video upload by foleytronics fx repair
"Here we have one of 350 EMS Synthi Hi-Fli multi-effects boxes; this one showed up with a very loud buzz and, after figuring that out, no audible suboctave. It is now working perfectly and oh so much fun to play with, as you can tell by the look on Dan's face in this video and thumbnail.
We also made use of Brandt's TC Electronic 2290 Dynamic Digital Delay, which are amazing for adding depth and width to any signal."
Saturday, September 14, 2024
Vintage 1984 Roland Gr-700 Guitar Synth w/ Flight Case
Tuesday, September 10, 2024
Loopjam with Syntakt, Modular and Banjo
video upload by elias kohli
"That how I make music, mostly unfilmed. But here a version of doing the stuff I just do."
Saturday, June 22, 2024
Roland GR-707 & GR-700 w/ PG-200 Programmer
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"This GR-707 synthesizer & GR-700 guitar w/ PG-200 Programmer are fully functional and in great condition. Includes original guitar connection cable.
The Roland GR-707 is a 6 voice analog synthesizer module with the same voice architecture as the JX-3P. It features 2 oscillators per voice with cross mod routing, a single LFO, ADSR, and low pass VCF. It is controlled by the GR-700 guitar with string per voice routing. These are great sounding synths & offer a fresh, flexible method of control rarely seen in synths then or now."
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"This GR-707 synthesizer & GR-700 guitar w/ PG-200 Programmer are fully functional and in great condition. Includes original guitar connection cable.
The Roland GR-707 is a 6 voice analog synthesizer module with the same voice architecture as the JX-3P. It features 2 oscillators per voice with cross mod routing, a single LFO, ADSR, and low pass VCF. It is controlled by the GR-700 guitar with string per voice routing. These are great sounding synths & offer a fresh, flexible method of control rarely seen in synths then or now."
Monday, May 13, 2024
1977 ARP Avatar
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See The Infamous ARP Avatar
"This is the ARP AVATAR. It is basically a Arp Odessy without a keyboard controller. It was intended to be used with the guitar MIDI controller pickup that I no longer have. my tech tells me that the Roland midi guitars or a Roland-style or any hex pickup will work. I used this with a Kenton box (midi to cv converter) which turned it into a tabletop synth module. I just had all the sliders replaced and it's pretty satisfying to play with.
It is from 1977 so it's not brand new. I just sent it to my tech to make sure it's all working and we decided to change all the sliders out. When I bought this 15 years ago it came in a road case that was deteriorated and left marks on the wood panels on the sides as seen in the pics. I did clean them up a little. If you are someone who is handy I am sure you could clean these up to look like new if you are inspired to do so."
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See The Infamous ARP Avatar
"This is the ARP AVATAR. It is basically a Arp Odessy without a keyboard controller. It was intended to be used with the guitar MIDI controller pickup that I no longer have. my tech tells me that the Roland midi guitars or a Roland-style or any hex pickup will work. I used this with a Kenton box (midi to cv converter) which turned it into a tabletop synth module. I just had all the sliders replaced and it's pretty satisfying to play with.
It is from 1977 so it's not brand new. I just sent it to my tech to make sure it's all working and we decided to change all the sliders out. When I bought this 15 years ago it came in a road case that was deteriorated and left marks on the wood panels on the sides as seen in the pics. I did clean them up a little. If you are someone who is handy I am sure you could clean these up to look like new if you are inspired to do so."
Wednesday, May 08, 2024
Flea - Bass, Modular Synthesizer And Pure Emotion!
video upload by RHCPtv1
(Red Hot Chili Peppers)
Flea - Bass, Modular Synthesizer And Pure Emotion!
#Flea #BassSolo #RedHotChiliPeppers
Partner: @PortalRHCP - (Instagram).
Tuesday, May 07, 2024
Go beyond Eurorack! Modular synth + Pedal & rack FX & instrument input // DPW Design Pedal Interface
video upload by DivKid
"I've always enjoyed integrating other gear beyond the realms of the Eurorack case. Synths and FX, guitar into modular, rack gear processing beats ... it's a great thing to explore, to find unique tones and new sounds.
The new Pedal Interface from DPW Design is a 4HP stereo or dual mono pedal/instrument input and output module. While it couldn't be simpler on the interface this was designed to address two issues and to improve working with the varied signals. DPW made sure to properly impedance balance so you're not sucking out the tone and brilliance in the signal and sought to address transient handling and add a tube inspired gain structure above the clean gain structure for adding tube like compression and saturation FX ... something we exploit for great distortion in the video!"
*TIMING INDEX // CHAPTERS*
INTRO
00:00 Hello & previews
00:56 What are we doing here?
01:38 Two improved design features with Dan from DPW
PATCHES
03:54 Simple pedal integration for characterful ambient FX
05:27 Handling transients with character (line level inputs)
06:28 #SockTone guitar & bass direct input
07:50 Patch it wrong for sonic treats! (Eurorack level saturation)
09:26 Integrating rack gear for parallel processing
11:16 Using pedals at the start of the signal chain (oscillator processing
P1, Pedal I/O
The P1 is a dual channel pedal interface. It can be used for pedal or line level in and out or as a guitar or bass input as the pedal in is a high-Z input that will not suck the life out of the tone of your instrument as low impedance inputs can do.
The module is designed to have more than 100kHz bandwidth in both directions to give you a very clean interface with in and out impedance to work well with pedals.
The two halves of the module are independent. You can use it as a dual mono or as a stereo interface.
Eurorack to pedal level is attenuating -18dB and pedal to Eurorack level is amplifying 18dB.
There is soft controlled symmetrical clipping in both directions through the module so if you are driving the inputs hard it will not sound harsh. You can use this as a creative effect.
The unit is AC coupled to be able to isolate your Eurorack from whatever you connect on the pedal side.
Playing Synthesizers...with a Guitar?! Jamstik Visits the Perfect Circuit Showroom
video upload by Perfect Circuit
"Jamstik makes a line of wildly fun guitars—but hey, you might be wondering...why does a synth shop like Perfect Circuit give a heck about a guitar? Well, for one, all instruments are beautiful—and two, Jamstik makes MIDI GUITARS. They function perfectly well as standard electric guitars, but they also use proprietary technology to translate your guitar playing into MIDI data that synthesizers understand.
Not only that, they use a clever mapping of detected audio data in order to generate MPE (MIDI Polyphonic Expression) data...making them a nuanced and quite powerful and expressive means of interfacing with MPE-capable synthesizers.
Jamstik recently came by our Burbank, CA showroom to see what they could do plugging their guitars into our synthesizers. With the expert guidance of our very own Jacob Johnson, they narrowed in on the Groove Synthesis 3rd Wave, Roland Juno X, and, of course, a Eurorack modular system featuring Tiptop Audio's new ART-equipped modules.
Learn more about Jamstik on our blog, Signal
Pick up a Jamstik guitar of your own"
Saturday, April 20, 2024
Roland G-505 Guitar Synthesizer Controller, GR-300 Polyphonic Guitar Synth
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"Up for sale, a 1980s Roland G-505 Guitar Synthesizer Controller and GR-300 Polyphonic Guitar Synthesizer [SN 090427] in 100% original condition and in perfect working order, complete with the original 24-pin cable. First introduced in 1980 as a follow-up to the GR-500, the GR-300 is perhaps best known for its usage by Pat Metheny; produced at the venerable Fujigen factory in Japan, this versatile guitar synth can deliver a huge range of decidedly unique sounds, with a hexaphonic fuzz circuit, VCO synth, and combinations of the two. This GR-300 comes complete with the G-505 Guitar Controller, taking its design cues from a Strat with a sleek ash body, one-piece maple neck, and a trio of single coil pickups alongside the synth pickup.
The G-505 Guitar Controller guitar has plenty of natural sparkle and shimmer, and the Roland PU-134S pickups deliver a bevy of Strat-style tonalities via the five-way selector switch. Weighing 8lbs 12oz, the G-505 has been professionally setup here at Mike & Mike’s Guitar Bar with 10-46 strings, low action, and spot-on intonation.
The maple neck has a slender C-shaped profile carve with good shoulders, gaining appreciably more heft and roundness in the upper registers, measuring .810” deep at the 1st fret and 1.015” at the 12th. The fretboard exhibits light finger wear through the gloss, and the slender fretwire ostensibly benefits from a level and crown in this guitar’s lifetime, showing virtually no wear. This Roland plays cleanly up the 25 1/2“ scale with a straight neck and a responsive, optimally-adjusted truss rod, and the nut measures 1.650” (42mm) in width. The headstock features a bullet truss rod nut and gold “GR” logo, and the Gotoh tuning machines function reliably. The back of the headstock retains the silver foil serialized sticker.
The electronics on the guitar controller are untouched, with a control scheme including Master Volume, Guitar Tone, Guitar/EG Balance (Blend), VCF Cutoff Frequency, VCR Resonance, and LFO (Vibrato) Depth knobs. Additionally, the three-position Mode toggle enables on-the-fly switches between Hexaphonic Fuzz only (Mode 1), Fuzz and VCO synth tandem (Mode 2) and Synth only (mode 3). The controls are capped by the original sextet of knobs with ridged grips for easy adjustments, and the three-ply white pickguard rounds out the plastics.
Cosmetic wear on the gloss Metallic Blue finish includes a number of nicks and dings on the body as a whole, most prominent along the lower bout perimeter, with some finish chipping adjacent to the output jacks, and some very subtle texturing in the finish on the top. The neck profile retains its smooth gloss, with a handful of shallow marks that have no impact on playability.
via this listing
"Up for sale, a 1980s Roland G-505 Guitar Synthesizer Controller and GR-300 Polyphonic Guitar Synthesizer [SN 090427] in 100% original condition and in perfect working order, complete with the original 24-pin cable. First introduced in 1980 as a follow-up to the GR-500, the GR-300 is perhaps best known for its usage by Pat Metheny; produced at the venerable Fujigen factory in Japan, this versatile guitar synth can deliver a huge range of decidedly unique sounds, with a hexaphonic fuzz circuit, VCO synth, and combinations of the two. This GR-300 comes complete with the G-505 Guitar Controller, taking its design cues from a Strat with a sleek ash body, one-piece maple neck, and a trio of single coil pickups alongside the synth pickup.
The G-505 Guitar Controller guitar has plenty of natural sparkle and shimmer, and the Roland PU-134S pickups deliver a bevy of Strat-style tonalities via the five-way selector switch. Weighing 8lbs 12oz, the G-505 has been professionally setup here at Mike & Mike’s Guitar Bar with 10-46 strings, low action, and spot-on intonation.
The maple neck has a slender C-shaped profile carve with good shoulders, gaining appreciably more heft and roundness in the upper registers, measuring .810” deep at the 1st fret and 1.015” at the 12th. The fretboard exhibits light finger wear through the gloss, and the slender fretwire ostensibly benefits from a level and crown in this guitar’s lifetime, showing virtually no wear. This Roland plays cleanly up the 25 1/2“ scale with a straight neck and a responsive, optimally-adjusted truss rod, and the nut measures 1.650” (42mm) in width. The headstock features a bullet truss rod nut and gold “GR” logo, and the Gotoh tuning machines function reliably. The back of the headstock retains the silver foil serialized sticker.
The electronics on the guitar controller are untouched, with a control scheme including Master Volume, Guitar Tone, Guitar/EG Balance (Blend), VCF Cutoff Frequency, VCR Resonance, and LFO (Vibrato) Depth knobs. Additionally, the three-position Mode toggle enables on-the-fly switches between Hexaphonic Fuzz only (Mode 1), Fuzz and VCO synth tandem (Mode 2) and Synth only (mode 3). The controls are capped by the original sextet of knobs with ridged grips for easy adjustments, and the three-ply white pickguard rounds out the plastics.
Cosmetic wear on the gloss Metallic Blue finish includes a number of nicks and dings on the body as a whole, most prominent along the lower bout perimeter, with some finish chipping adjacent to the output jacks, and some very subtle texturing in the finish on the top. The neck profile retains its smooth gloss, with a handful of shallow marks that have no impact on playability.
Saturday, April 13, 2024
Love Hultén Nymphes Custom MIDI Guitar
Saturday, April 06, 2024
Exploring Arbhar + Guitar
video upload by Mega Modularis
"Hello there!
Welcome back to another video, this week we’re finally getting around to exploring the wonderful @instruo Arbhar! In the first part of a three or four part series, I begin to explore Arbhar’s potential through some guitar samples I recorded, enjoy!
MM."
Wednesday, March 13, 2024
Vintage ELECTRO HARMONIX EH-8000 Guitar Synth w/ Original Manual & Patch Sheets
Saturday, February 10, 2024
Roland GS-500 Synthesizer Guitar *AND* GR-500 Synth Module SN 661034
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"This joint venture instrument between Roland and Ibanez is paired with the Roland GR-500 module. It was used by a multitude of artists, ranging from Neal Schon of Journey to Jeff Baxter of the Doobie Brothers and was responsible for creating some of the wildest synth guitar sounds of the late 70s and 80s.
The guitar features a hexaphonic pickup that tracks the pitch of each individual string with high accuracy, as well as a traditional humbucker pickup for producing standard guitar tones. The signal is sent through the guitar’s 24 pin output to the synth module where it can be manipulated using a multitude of VCOs VCAs filters, and effects. One of the most unique elements of the guitar is the infinite sustainer system built into the guitar. Similar to how E-bow’s work, this instrument can keep the strings vibrating as long as the player wishes.
This guitar is in excellent condition. It has only a handful of small chips/dents on the top (pictured) and the fretwear is nonexistent. Its electronics have been cleaned, the fretboard conditioned, and setup to play well at low action. The GR-500 Module has been well cared for, and is in excellent shape. Bring your guitar music to the next level with the GS and GR 500s today!
| Serial - B781015 | Scale Length - 24-3/4” | Fretboard Radius - 12” | Nut Width - 1-11/16” | Bridge Spacing - 2“ | Neck Depth - .870-1.05 | Neck Profile - Medium C | Number of Frets - 22 | Weight - 11lbs 2oz | Country of Origin - Japan |"
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"This joint venture instrument between Roland and Ibanez is paired with the Roland GR-500 module. It was used by a multitude of artists, ranging from Neal Schon of Journey to Jeff Baxter of the Doobie Brothers and was responsible for creating some of the wildest synth guitar sounds of the late 70s and 80s.
The guitar features a hexaphonic pickup that tracks the pitch of each individual string with high accuracy, as well as a traditional humbucker pickup for producing standard guitar tones. The signal is sent through the guitar’s 24 pin output to the synth module where it can be manipulated using a multitude of VCOs VCAs filters, and effects. One of the most unique elements of the guitar is the infinite sustainer system built into the guitar. Similar to how E-bow’s work, this instrument can keep the strings vibrating as long as the player wishes.
This guitar is in excellent condition. It has only a handful of small chips/dents on the top (pictured) and the fretwear is nonexistent. Its electronics have been cleaned, the fretboard conditioned, and setup to play well at low action. The GR-500 Module has been well cared for, and is in excellent shape. Bring your guitar music to the next level with the GS and GR 500s today!
| Serial - B781015 | Scale Length - 24-3/4” | Fretboard Radius - 12” | Nut Width - 1-11/16” | Bridge Spacing - 2“ | Neck Depth - .870-1.05 | Neck Profile - Medium C | Number of Frets - 22 | Weight - 11lbs 2oz | Country of Origin - Japan |"
Monday, January 29, 2024
MIDI NES AXE
video upload by Love Hultén
"@catbeatsofficial jammin his brand new commissioned Hultén MIDI axe!
The guitar includes a built-in NESpoly synth, a detachable dome for avatar replacement and a custom strap made from extraterrestrial skin 👽 Based on the YouRock MIDI guitar #midiisback"
Friday, September 08, 2023
Anukari as a Guitar Processor
video upload by Anukari Music
"In this video, my guitar is plugged into a USB audio interface, and then directly injected into Anukari. No other effects (i.e. cabs, amps) are in use other than a little bit of compression. This is a fully wet signal with no dry mixed in, so everything you are hearing is from Anukari."
Sunday, August 27, 2023
How to use "Sooper Looper" on Zynthian for guitar looping
video upload by Floyd Steinberg
"Here's the SooperLooper #looperpedal module built into the #Zynthian #raspberrypi #diysynth , used with a #guitar. The looper is treated as an effect, so you can include it in any part of your effects chain, routing (as shown in this video) a compressor into an amp model into the looper into a delay and reverb. As always, don't expect great guitar playing in this video. This is a tech demo first and foremost. Video doesn't need an index this time. #poorguitarplayingpimpedwithepicreverb"
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Monday, August 14, 2023
Guitar + Regen
video upload by Synclavier Digital
"The Synclavier II was used heavily by guitarists, back in the day, including Frank Zappa, Sting, Mark Knopfler, Pete Townshend, Chris Currell, Pat Metheny, and others.
Regen can be used in much the same way, and this video highlights two Guitar to MIDI options on the market today.
Links for more info:
https://www.jamorigin.com/
https://www.fishman.com/portfolio/tri...
Video Contents
00:00 Introduction
00:53 Guitar MIDI 2 Setup
04:09 Guitar MIDI 2 Demo
07:20 Fishman TRIPLEPLAY Setup
11:49 Fishman TRIPLEPLAY Demo
15:25 Conclusions"
Thursday, July 20, 2023
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