Roland Cyber Monday Sale — 20% off all Roland AIRA Merchandise

"Cyber Monday savings on all Roland AIRA merchandise. Enter promotion code CYBER20 to receive 20% off your total purchase. Valid November 30, 2015 only."

Belgian New Beat Electribe Volca Microbrute Streichfett "When he arrives"

Published on Nov 30, 2015 Shimanski Beats

"Hi everybody, here is a new hardware jam with the title 'When he arrives'. The music is dedicated to the 'New Beat' style from Belgium in the late 1980s.

Instruments used:
Electribe Sampler 2 (drums, vocal samples, some effect sounds)
Arturia Microbrute (lead sequence; sequenced with Electribe)
DSI Mopho (bass; sequenced with Electribe)
Korg Volca Bass (acid-ish sequence; internal sequencer)
Waldorf Streichfett (string lead/pad; played live with Electribe pads).
External effects: Alesis Quadraverb 2, Alesis Midiverb 3 and Lexicon MX 200.

A postprocessed audio version is available here: https://soundcloud.com/shimanski-beat..."

DSI Prophet 12 Patches by BoBSwanS

"99+ Patches for the DSI Prophet 12 Synthesizer

Presets are available to purchase for 16 Euro here
bobswanspatches.byethost3.com/Prophet%20…tches.html"

Patch Lab #01: Noone’s Filter Bank (English)

Published on Nov 30, 2015 Soundria.Com Synthesizer & Pro Audio Store

"One of the most underrated modules: the Doepfer A-128 Fixed Filter Bank. By just dialing in the frequencies it can create textures like nothing else. Of course you need to create a lots of harmonics to start with (please note that the source in this video IS monophonic!). András will explain how to create this monster with only 6 modules! (In a cheap Doepfer A-100LC3 Low Cost Case)"

soundmachines NS1 NANOSYNTH - 1st Modular Synth in the Arduino Store

According to Davide Mancini of soundmachines, the NS1nanosynth is the first modular synth for sale in the Arduino Store. Interesting little bit of synth history. If you search for synth in the Arduino Store you only get the NS1 and Ray Wilson's Make: Analog Synthesizers. A search for synthesizers only brings up the book. It's kind of interesting when you consider how many Arduino based synths and sound machines are out there.

"The NS1nanosynth synthesizer is tiny 220x85mm analog modular synthesizer coupled with an Arduino Micro platform.

NS1nanosynth is a good compromise between complexity and usability. It's a Maker synth, totally hackable and customazable yet a good entry level device, and on a budget."

Don't miss the NS1 videos here.

ARTURIA Origin Keyboard Synthesizer

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Roland MC-202 with Gate & CV Input Mod

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"Has been modded to have CV and Gate inputs that bypass CPU. This enables it to be used as a module without the CPU lag."

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Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 Rev 1 SN 0167

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"Rev 1 Sequential Circuits Prophet 5.

Physical condition is incredible considering its age.

Only 182 units were produced making this very rare and historically significant, serial no. of this unit is 167

This unit has been fully serviced. All tantalum capacitors have been replaced on both the power supply and voice board.

Backup battery replaced

Key bushings replaced

power is 120V, this could be modified to run at 240V but I wanted to keep it is original as possible. I will provide a step down transformer for European buyers."

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1973 Moog Minimoog Model D

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"1973 model with early serial number 20XX
Serviced in April this year by the excellent James Walker (Synth Repair Services in Stoke on Trent) and is in excellent, full working condition.
There are no crackly pots or broken switches, everything works as it should."

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Polyphonic system Sequencer

Published on Nov 30, 2015 organfairy

"The demo is at 4:30

I still have one box left. So I decided to build a sequencer for the polyphonic instrument. I have build sequencers before so this time I wanted it to be a little different. I have for a long time wanted to experiment with random notes so I gave the sequencer a random mode. I also made it possible to go back and forth in the sequence instead of just forward. So this is actually the most advanced sequencer I have ever build.

The music is something I made using my Wersi Prisma DX-5 organ and Korg Poly 800 synthesizer."