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Showing posts with label Suzuki. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Suzuki. Show all posts

Friday, April 10, 2026

Intellijel Swells - Multi-Model Reverb Module with Swell Generator


video upload by Intellijel

"Swells is a multi-model reverb module, with a built-in modulator we call the 'Swell Generator'.

Some feature highlights of Swells include:
Nine unique studio-grade reverb models
Fully stereo signal path
Eight reverb parameter sliders
Ebb & Flow - two per-model parameters
Swell Generator - aka envelope follower with four modes.
LO-FI with Min & Max setting
Freeze, Reverse and Burst FX
20HP Module"

Intellijel Swells | Four synth explorations

video upload by Jay Hosking

"Four mostly ambient pieces with Intellijel's new reverb and other hardware.

Fair warning: Intellijel sent me the Swells and Jellymix. Take that as you will. Considering how much other Intellijel stuff I use, and considering how much I'm a sucker for reverb, I was excited to try this one out.

00:00 - Omnichord ambient
03:49 - SubH Replay ambient
08:22 - S-4 OVUM ambient
12:35 - Hexdrums jam

Undoubtedly, we're living in a golden era of reverb hardware. I've got more reverb than one human needs, but I love it so much. One thing that means, though, is that I'm looking for reverb that does new things, that isn't just good but different and textural and interesting in and of itself.

In that respect I've been very happy with Swells, and am planning to use it a bunch after this. Swells can play it straight, but the combination of self-generated modulation and great colouration options means Swells can draw attention, add unique character, and fill a role more than simply adding space. I've particularly liked pairing it with Jellymix, using Swells as a send and then using varying amounts of wet/dry across multiple instruments, creating a shared reverb environment that feels pretty glued. It's a great combo.

So do you need another reverb? Probably not. You don't need anything in hardware, honestly. But if you're looking for a hardware reverb that makes you think differently about time-based effects, and if you're looking for a reverb that sounds good in new ways, I think Swells is worth checking out.

Thanks for listening.

https://jayhosking.bandcamp.com"

Tuesday, December 09, 2025

Free Omnichord Style Plugin - GCS Strum Plate - An Intuitive Strum Plugin


video upload by Gulf Coast Synthesis

"We developed a new plugin that allows users to intuitively strum notes on software instruments. Instead of using the typical autochord style of an Omnichord and other products, you can hold a chord on a midi keyboard and intuitively strum across the gold plate or via the pitch wheel.

Download it now for free at www.gulfcoastsynthesis.com.

Works on all DAWs and operating systems via AAX, AU, VST, and Standalone formats."



Separate Notes from Rhythm

Strum Plate is a MIDI Effect that decouples what you play from when you play it. Inspired by the touchplate interface of the classic Omnichord, it allows you to hold a chord with one hand and "strum" the notes into existence using your mouse or pitch wheel.

Thursday, November 27, 2025

Suzuki Q Chord Digital Guitar QC-1 with Case 10 Cartridges, And Manual

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via this eBay listing

Friday, October 31, 2025

SUZUKI OMNICHORD OM-27 - Vintage Analog Electronic Autoharp / Synthesizer / Drum Machine

SUZUKI OMNICHORD OM-27 - Vintage Analog Electronic Autoharp / Synthesizer / Drum Machine / Whatever

video upload by You Are The Robots

Monday, August 11, 2025

Vintage Suzuki TO-37R Polyphonic Keyboard Synthesizer

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via this eBay listing

"The Vintage Suzuki TO-37R Keyboard Synthesizer is a rare piece of musical equipment from the 1970s, manufactured in Japan. As a polyphonic synthesizer, it allows for playing multiple notes simultaneously, producing a wide range of sounds and melodies. With its unique design and Japanese craftsmanship, this keyboard synthesizer by Suzuki offers a nostalgic and authentic musical experience for enthusiasts and collectors alike."

Friday, August 08, 2025

Hawk HA-80 variable Delay


video upload by Rec Gear Demos

With Suzuki Omnichord.

Friday, July 18, 2025

Roland RE-201 Space Echo | Sound α GR-V Spring Gate Reverb MIJ | Guyatone HiP HDR-1 Digital Reverb


video upload by Rec Gear Demos

Sound α GR-V Spring Gate Reverb MIJ

video upload by Rec Gear Demos

Guyatone HiP HDR-1 Digital Reverb

video upload by Rec Gear Demos

Saturday, June 14, 2025

Suzuki OM-36 Omnichord w/ Original Case

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via this Reverb listing

Additional Three Wave Music Listings

Thursday, March 13, 2025

Minichord, Gliss, Plinky & friends


video upload by Grain Blanc

"This little combo is really cool!!
Since Benjamin Poilvé sent me the minichord (a smaller version of the omnichord) to test, I've been trying to find a place for it alongside the tiny rack, and the whole thing works well. The Gliss from ‪@BelaPlatform‬ through the Plinky, Buzzrito (+ Bib for effects) from ‪@bluespoonery‬ adds its variations.

Other modules used are the farbfolder from ‪@MakingSoundMachines‬ the disting mk4 from ‪@ExpertSleepersLtd‬ for reverb and mixer xoh from ‪@MAKEN0ISEMUSIC‬
All candycords cables come from ‪@myvolts1903‬"

Friday, March 07, 2025

Shin-ei ER-23 Echo reverb master spring


video upload by Rec Gear Demos

With the Suzuki Omnichord.

Hawk HR-203 Spring reverb


video upload by Rec Gear Demos

With the Suzuki Omnichord.

Friday, February 28, 2025

Suzuki RPM-40 Midi PCM Rhythm Module w/Box SN 2232

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via this listing

Thursday, February 13, 2025

Minichord - A Tiny DIY Omnichord With a Big Sound


video upload by HAINBACH

"I love the Omnichord, so when I was asked to give feedback on the prototype of the Minichord, an instrument very much inspired by it, I could not say no. Spoiler: its a fantastic little synthesizer that goes beyond what was and is possible with its venerable Japanese ancestors."

Saturday, January 04, 2025

Suzuki Q-Chord

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via this listing

Additional Perfect Circuit listings

Sunday, December 22, 2024

Red Sound Federation BPM FX Pro × Omnichord


video upload by Rec Gear Demos

Yamaha E1010 Analog delay


video upload by Rec Gear Demos

Wednesday, November 27, 2024

Meet the minichord Benjamin Poilve


video upload by Seeed Studio

"This project made by Benjamin (https://buttondown.com/BenjaminPoilve) is a pocket-sized instrument that allows anybody to create nice sounding chord progressions. While it is very simple in its usage, it has a lot of musical capabilities. There is an online interface to customise the preset sounds.

The repository for the project is there https://github.com/BenjaminPoilve/min...."

"The minichord has :

21 main chord buttons, divided in 7 column of 3 buttons;
1 "sharp" button (on the top left).
Each column of the main chord buttons is associated to a note of the C Major scale. It is indicated by the letter on the first row of buttons.

Each row of the main chord button is associated to a chord type:

the first row will produce major chords;
the second row will produce minor chords;
the third row will produce 7th chords.
By following the row and the column of each button, we can identify the specific chord associated. Here is the full table of the chord available by the push of a single button

The harp touch zone is divided in 12 different section, stacked vertically. Touching each section will trigger a note. Notes can be held by keeping the contact with the section.

This touch zone can be "strummed" by sweeping the finger across all sections, or individual notes can be triggered.

The preset selection buttons can be used to switch between preset. The minichord has 12 internal preset (see "Default presets"), that can be replaced by custom presets (see "Making custom presets"). Going up after the 12th preset will circle back to the first, same as going down before the first will circle back to the 12th.

The main led will shine with a different color for each preset to help you identify the current selected one.

Each of the three potentiometer has one main function, designated by the marking on the enclosure :

The first potentiometer from the top sets up the volume of the chord section;
The second potentiometer from the top sets up the volume of the harp section;
The third potentiometer from the top is assigned to a different function for each preset, depending on what is usefull for it.

The rythm mode button (on the top right) has two basic mode:

discrete: the chord only stays on for as long as you keep the relevant button pushed. In that mode, the indicator led will be off.
continuous: the chord will keep playing until you push a new button, and seamlessly switch to the next chord. In that mode, the indicator led will be on.
Simply push the rythm mode button to switch from one mode to the other. That button may also be used to switch to the arpegiator mode with a long push, but that subject is handled in the "Advanced usage" section.

Charging is done through the mini USB jack available on the buttom right of the minichord. Connection to any USB outlet will do, and it will draw 500ma of current.

When charging, the top right led will shine red.

Full charge should be below 3 hours, and the top right led will shine green once the full charge is attained. Once fully charged, the minichord will play for around 7 hours.

When the battery is getting low, the main led will pulse. Once the pulsing start, the minichord can play for around 15 minutes more. You can play the minichord while plugged in."

Tuesday, November 19, 2024

Introducing The NapkeyChord - Your Ultimate Music Instrument!


video upload by Napkey Music

The NapkeyChord - How it works ?

video upload by Napkey Music

"Here's a short introduction to our NapkeyChord prototype."



"Out NOW on Kickstarter! Get your own NapkeyChord : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...

The NapkeyChord is an electronic autoharp that breaks traditional boundaries and expands creative possibilities for musicians of all levels. Designed by musicians for musicians, its intuitive ergonomics empower you to play and compose with ease.

The NapkeyChord is a portable and sleek instrument, with 84 chords offering infinite possibilities. The NapkeyChord provides 36 major, minor and 7th chords, and the ability to unlock up to 84 chords (the 24 maj7 and min7 chords and the 24 augmented and diminished chords). Its expressive touchpad allows you to create rich atmospheres, accompaniments, and sounds that will elevate your musical journey. You’ll love the way it feels and sounds!

This is the electronic autoharp that musicians deserve — a perfect blend of vintage inspiration and modern innovation, designed to make creating music more accessible and exciting than ever before. By supporting this project, backers will help bring a truly unique instrument to life."

Technical specifications

36 chord buttons (84 chords combinations)
3 synth control knobs (waveform, release, volume)
1 strumplate with 21 capacitive touch pads
1 audio jack 3.5mm output
1 USB C port (for MIDI and power)
1 MIDI TRS type A output
20 voices polyphonic synthesiser
1 8 Ohm speaker
Dimensions (mm): L299 x W157 x D28
Weight: 1 kg (TBD with the final production)

The technical specifications mentioned above can slightly vary depending on the production mode chosen after the Kickstarter campaign."

Tuesday, November 05, 2024

ALLEN & HEATH Xone VF1 × Omnichord OM-108


video upload by Rec Gear Demos

Sunday, October 06, 2024

Blade Runner: Rachel's Song (cover)


video upload by Benjamin Dehli

"A cover version of Rachael's Song / Rachel's Song by Vangelis from the movie Blade Runner.
For the lead vocal part I used a Therevox ET-4.3.

Instruments:
Korg MS-20: Filter and noise for vocal
Korg Polysix: Synth pad
Logan String Melody II: Strings
Mellotron M4000D: Choir and chimes
Moog Minitaur: Bass
Rhodes Mark I Stage Piano: Electric piano
Roland D-50: Chimes
Roland SH-09: Quarter note beeps and noise
Sequential Circuits Pro-One: Brass and lead synth
Suzuki Omnichord OM-84 System Two: Harp
Therevox ET-4.3: Vocal
Yamaha DX7: Chimes

Amplifiers:
Fender Twin Reverb: Rhodes
Tandberg Model 2 T: Therevox

Microphones:
Shure SM57
Royer R-121

Effects:
Hairball Audio FET/RACK Revision D
Roland PA-120 (preamp, EQ and spring reverb)
Roland Dimension D SDD-320
Fulltone Tube Tape Echo
Chase Bliss Audio & Meris CXM 1978
DIYRE G Bus VCA Compressor

Tape recorder:
Fostex X-28H

Music: Rachel's Song from the Blade Runner soundtrack by Vangelis"
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