Favourite Synths : Episode 3 : Roland JUNO-6

video upload by Luke Million

"For Episode 3 of My Favourite Synths, we are diving into the world of the Roland Juno Series with their first offering - the Juno 6.

It's an extremely straightforward synthesizer and can sound thinner than the big Poly Synths of that time. But I find this can be a positive with tighter sounds and there is the famous Chorus effect on there to beef things up and give the sound extra dimension.

It is like a 6 voice polyphonic version of the SH-09 with a digitally controlled oscillator, chorus and an arpeggiator.

The perfect first synth for someone who wishes to start a journey into the world of hardware synths and wants something vintage that is reliable.

More Episodes to come so stay tuned!

00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Background
01:57 - Overview
13:26 - Sound Exploration / Jam

My Juno 6 is connected directly to a Universal Audio VOLT 476 interface and recorded into Ableton Live 12 Suite."

Transistor synthesizer 7: Putting it all together and finish the build

video upload by organfairy

"I play the finished instrument at 3:55

So now the time has come to make use of the six synthesizer sections I have made in the past six videos and make one playable instrument out of them.
I did make some small changes to some of the sections to make them work better together and finally I made a symmetric power supply that I, just to keep the theme of this build, also based on transistors.

The music is a little romantic/relaxing/boring piece I made on my Technics SX-C600 organ and Roland SH-2000 synthesizer."

Sons of the Arpy: Roland SH-2, System-500, Deckard's Voice, FX Aid Pro, Mimeophon, G-Storm Electro

video upload by thesrabbit

"The SH-2 has some kind of power over me. I can't get away from it. Not that I want to!

This is the first time I've tried adding a 3rd oscillator to the SH-2 by running a single Roland System-500 512 square with PWM into the external audio input. I thought this would naturally lead to making a massive 3 detuned osc + sub monosynth sound, but instead I gravitated to something much more melodic, by setting up each oscillator at a different pitch, making chords with nice intervals. With the ability to set the bender to VCO 2 only, I can change the interval of one of the notes easily, either up or down, without disrupting the vibe at all. The T-Rex Replicator tape delay adds some echo and gritty texture, and then the Make Noise Mimeophon delay fans it out into the stereo field. The sequence of notes is a simple 4 note arp that I transpose with the NiftyKeyz. The mod wheel is assigned to tape delay time, and the arp clock output is fed into a 2HP clock divider, which drives the kick, though half a beat behind because that's how clock dividers work I guess. The kick is a simple decay envelope routed to the G-Storm Electro SH-2 VCF with a moderate amount of resonance and saturation. There's an additional percussive element with some noise going to the G-Storm SH-5 VCF, through the LP first and then the dedicated bandpass which is being swept by an LFO.

The Blade Runner-ish lead sound is of course the Black Corporation Deckard's Voice, paired with the Rachael ring modulator, though it's not being used as a ring-mod, but rather a second sawtooth oscillator. 2 saws are essential to the BR sound, and therefore the Rachael is a required addition to Deckard's Voice. The output runs into the Happy Nerding FX Aid Pro set to the Black Cloud reverb algorithm, which completes the sound.

There's just a tiny dash of master reverb in post that serves as the final glue to hold it all together."

NAMM 2025: Donner L1 Synthesizer w/ Removable Keyboard Controller

video upload by sonicstate

You might remember the Donner L1 from this post. New NAMM video above followed by pics and additional details below. Note the keyboard is actually separate from the control section; you can have either the full keyboard or desktop.

"At the latest NAMM show, we caught up with Gabriel from *Donner*, who introduced us to the *L1 Synthesizer*, a new unit that merges homage to classic designs with modern flair. While it shares a visual nod to the legendary SH-101, Donner was keen on establishing its unique identity. The L1 includes additional sound sources, most notably a warm triangle wave. The sub-oscillator offers three variations: a pulse wave an octave down, one two octaves down, and a variable pulse wave.

A standout feature was the external input capability, allowing you to process a guitar, other synths, or even vocals through the synth's filters and envelopes. An intriguing LFO design pushes into the audio rate, enabling FM modulation. The L1's onboard sequencer supports 64 steps per slot and allows you to store sequence presets--a handy addition for live settings. The L1 should be available Autumn 2025."

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Inspired by the legendary mono analog synth from the golden era. Faithful recreation in sound wise and packed with modern features to make it fit in nowadays music production and performance scenes.

Donner Unveils ESSENTIAL L1 Monophonic Analog Synthesizer, Perfectly Blending Classic and Modern

The L1 and KB-32M seamlessly connect through the innovative Snap2Connect magnetic system, streamlining the creative process, enhancing workflow efficiency, and unlocking greater versatility for music production and performance.

1. Classic Heritage, Legendary Sound Quality

Built on the iconic 3340 VCO and 3109 VCF chips, faithfully recreating the warm tonal richness of vintage analog synthesizers.
Produces deep, resonant bass and bright, expressive leads, catering to genres from pop to experimental music.

Features a self-oscillating filter, allowing seamless transitions between soft, subtle tones and sharp, aggressive sounds for expanded creative possibilities.

2. Modular Design for Infinite Creativity
Modular components can operate independently or integrate seamlessly for limitless sound exploration.
Supports multiple waveforms (sawtooth, pulse, triangle, noise) and sub-octave outputs (-1/-2 frequencies) for dynamic tonal variations.
Includes dual envelope generators (ENV1/ENV2), a 64-step sequencer, and five-mode arpeggiator, enabling intricate sequences, real-time improvisation, and complex arrangements with up to 128 patterns and 32 full songs.

3. Comprehensive Connectivity for Modern Production
Features CV/GATE outputs, USB MIDI, and traditional MIDI IN/OUT ports for seamless integration with modular synthesizers, computers, and MIDI devices.
Equipped with an S2C (Snap2Connect) magnetic keyboard system for quick assembly and compatibility with other Donner ESSENTIAL series synthesizers.
External audio input allows unique sound processing through the filter module, while Donner Control software enables in-depth parameter editing for studio and live use.

4. Minimalist Design, Portable and Intuitive
Compact design (450mm width, under 1kg), perfect for home studios, live performances, or travel.
Intuitive control panel with organized knobs, sliders, and buttons ensures seamless and efficient creative workflows.

DONNER KB-32M

Features:
Synth-Action Keyboard – 32-key spring-loaded keyboard provides a better tactile feel and faster rebound speed. Four Velocity Curves with Adjustable Sensitivity – Three levels of sensitivity customization to match your playing style.

Intuitive One-Touch Settings (OLED Display) – (Almost) all settings can be easily adjusted via the SHIFT key combination and OLED graphical display. Simple, quick, and user-friendly.

Exclusive Magnetic Connector for ESSENTIAL Synth Series – Snap2Connect (S2C) interface for seamless integration.

MIDI Keyboard Functionality – Connect to your computer or smartphone to use as a MIDI controller.

Software Bundle – Includes Cubase and Melodics to support your creative journey.

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Roland SH-3 Analog Keyboard Synthesizer Vintage Rare (pre SH3a, rarer model)

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"This is not the more common SH3a model, but an earlier version, apparently less than 40 SH3's were ever made. It's tested and fully functional. Includes hard case cover. Classic vintage analog Roland synth sound."

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ROLAND SH 101 (SERIAL NO. 00002) DEMO

video upload by Synth Tailor Electronics

"Here's a little demo on what I believe to be the second made Roland SH-101 Red monosynth. If you look at the serial number it is: #00002, which indicates to me that it's the 2nd synth in the production line.
Besides, the cool history from the owner, the SH-101 packs a lot in such a small package! It has a 3 Waveforms, PWM, LFO, Sequencer, Arpeggiator, and lots of CV input/output controls. It was made very popular in the 1990s for 'House Music'
This SH-101 needed the Power supply rebuilt, the sliders replaced, full calibration/tuning, power switch replacement and the keybed cleaned/rebuilt. Enjoy the video! Thanks for watching!"

Roland JUPITER-Xm: An Entire Band You Can Carry with 3 Fingers!

video upload by Retrothusiast

"Explore the incredible versatility of the Roland JUPITER-Xm in this video, where I dive deep into its unique features, multitimbral capabilities, and vintage synth sounds. Known for emulating iconic synths like the Jupiter-8, Juno-106, and SH-101, the JUPITER-Xm brings legendary 80s sounds to life in a compact, portable package.

Discover how this powerhouse synth layers up to five parts simultaneously—four synths and one drum track—enabling you to stack classic sounds like Jupiter basslines, Juno pads, and TR-707 beats all in one composition. Whether you're a fan of retro sounds or modern electronic music, the JUPITER-Xm is designed to elevate your music creation with endless possibilities.

Checkout the track of the song in this video: / when-we-were-young"

Retrothusiast · When We Were Young

https://www.retrothusiast.com

Behringer MS-5 Synthesizer User Review [Demo 01]

video upload by gstormelectro

"Audio + Video by G-Storm Electro c. 2024

Today I am giving a user review of the new Behringer MS-5. My personal thoughts and opinions. I bought this synth with my own money. So nobody has input into what I'm posting here today. The MS-5 is touted as a faithful reproduction of the Roland SH-5 all-analog circuitry. With a touch of some modern feature additions. While I have tried a friend's original SH-5, this is not a comparison to the original. Nor is this an exhaustive how-to, nor covering all features.
Is the MS-5 right for you?
What makes the MS-5 stand out from other synths?
Is the MS-5 a good value for the money?
Can I recommend the MS-5 to others?

0:00 Introduction and Brief Overview
1:03 Build Quality
3:09 Demo
3:34 Features, Sound and Quirky Design Oddities
7:51 Demo
8:08 Computer and MIDI Interconnectivity
9:18 Final Thoughts"

G-Storm Electro:
MUSIC https://gstormelectro.bandcamp.com/
BLOG http://gstormelectronica.blogspot.com/
LISTEN/DOWNLOAD http://soundcloud.com/gstormelectro
REVERB http://reverb.com/shop/gstormelectro

Behringer MS5 // Initial Impressions and Review

video upload by Starsky Carr

"Behringer has done it again and recreated a vintage classic with the MS-5. This time it's their take on the Roland SH-5. It was announced a while back and pre-orders were taken in April. It arrived this morning so here's my first impression and overview.

... and theres a lot more to it than it first appears!"

0:00 Overview
3:58 Oscillators
8:12 Sync
9:39 Ring Mod
12:09 Filters
16:07 Envelopes
21:02 Other Stuff

Intellijel Introduces Atlantix & Atlx

video upload by Intellijel

Additional user videos below.

"This is the Intellijel Atlantix & Atlx

The Atlantix is the highly-anticipated successor to the Intellijel Atlantis which was originally inspired by the classic Roland SH-101—one of our all-time favorite synthesizers. Despite the SH-101’s seemingly limited architecture, it produces various creative and musically useful sounds that have inspired generations of artists and countless hits. The Atlantix is just as immediate for dialing in beautifully rich bass and lead sounds. Thoughtful design, numerous additional features, and flexible patching options open up a massive amount of new sonic territory to explore.

In this video, we take a first look at Atlantix and the Atlx Expander. More in-depth feature videos will be available soon."

Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:47 - Quick Overview
01:00 - Oscillators
01:57 - Mixer Section
02:36 - Multi-mode VCF Section
03:33 - Envelope & VCA
04:23 - Modulation Source Selectors
05:05 - Patching Atlantix & Atlx Expander
06:00 - Summary

Full Feature List:
• Cascaded 4-Pole multimode filter with LP2, BP2, LP4, BP4, HP4, and Phaser modes
• Two Triangle Core VCOs
• VCO A: Thru-Zero FM with INDEX and PWM, Hard/Soft Sync, Octave switch
• VCO B: Linear FM, LFO/VCO switch, Hard Sync, Octave switch
• Suboscillator with three modes spanning two octaves
• White and Pink noise sources
• Six-channel mixer comprising VCO A Waveforms, Sub, Noise, and two Aux inputs
• Aux inputs have switched normals with sources from VCO A and B for quick paraphonic play without patching
• Mixer Aux 2 can be routed post-VCF / pre-VCA
• Mod X and Y buses allow for quick modulation routing of VCO B, S&H, Noise, and feedback sources without patching
• Both Mod X and Y buses have polarity and level-shifting switches
• Analog ADSR envelope with three time ranges, manual gate, and level (velocity) input
• Patchable Sample and Hold modulation source
• Asymmetric and symmetric output distortion modes
• 20 Sliders, 4 Knobs, 27 toggles, and 2 Rotary switches for expressive hands-on control
• 32 Jacks for creative and complex patching options
• 16 additional jacks with the optional Atlx expander

Intellijel ATLANTIX: No Talking Acid Test 😋

video upload by mylarmelodies

"Here's my first jams with the new SH-101-inspired Eurorack module from Intellijel, the ATLANTIX. I'm working on a full demo, so while u wait, here's me having fun as I learn it. Links to pricing below!"

CHAPTERS
00:00 Jimi Hendrix Acid
02:11 Itchy Acid
02:58 Foghorn Phazer Acid


intellijel Atlantix Sound Demo (no talking) with Atlx 3 U and Sealegs

video upload by Limbic Bits

0:00 Melodic Techno Lead
1:00 7th Pad
2:26 Sweetener Lead
3:51 RingModder Lead
4:26 Hello Precinct 14
5:00 Ring that Bell
5:29 Not really a duophonic lead
6:46 Tech Stack
7:38 PWM Lead
8:33 Trance Lead
9:45 Blip Blop Pulse
10:01 Dirt Bass
10:30 S&H Bandpass Lead
11:06 Sawmple & Hold HP Lead
11:27 Psytrance FX
11:57 Broken Tape
12:34 Kick Variations
13:01 more Kicks (Self Oscillation)
13:07 Metallizer Outro

Roland SH 09 multitrack demo #3

video upload by Electronic Musician

All parts here.

EMW WCS-1x

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"EMW WCS-1x Digital/Analog hybrid monosynth in excellent cosmetic and fully functional condition. I bought this after hearing it at a trade show. The multimode filter sounds amazing, super punchy and does incredible bass sounds, but also strange SH-03 style timbers.

The WCS-1x uses a DSP-based "Wave Composition Oscillator". The WCO's toggle switches allow you to access several waveshapes ( -including a fundamental square, a sub-octave, an "acid ring" waveform -which adds an aggressive edge to your sound, a sawtooth as well as a square wave -routed through either a bandpass or low pass filter -depending upon their respective toggle's position ). The WCO's toggle switches also allow you to select various octave settings ( +1 Octave, +3 Octaves or the fundamental's ). The LFO wave toggle allows you to select either a triangle or square wave for modulation purposes. At the top left corner of the WCO section is a MIDI channel button ( -with a "Gate" and "Learn" LED ). Next to it, you'll find a glide + and - ( portamento ) toggle switch. An unconventional arrangement but it works once you get used to it.

The remainder of the WCS-1x's controls are more straight forward knobs. You get one each for filter cut-off, filter resonance, filter envelope modulation, filter LFO modulation ( amount ) with the last knob to the right controlling the LFO's frequency. Below the filter section you'll find four knobs for controlling VCA attack, decay, sustain and release envelope segments. The knobs have a smooth, rock solid feel as you turn them."

Roland Kebyboards Volume 3 Catalog

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"This is your chance to own this original vintage Roland Catalog from 1983 with all the best synthesizers Roland ever released.

This Roland Catalog (22 pages) contains picture’s and information of the Roland Jupiter-8, Jupiter-6, System-100M, Juno-60, Juno-6, SH-101, TR-808, TB-303 and much more.

This is a must-have for any vintage synthesizer/Roland collector as these are getting very hard/impossible to find these days.

This catalog has no highlighting or underlining in it. This original catalog is in very good condition, see the picture's for more detail."

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Roland SH-3A 44-Key Vintage Analog Synthesizer w/ Original Instruction Manual

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"Roland started producing some really unique synthesizers in the mid 1970s, and they were built to a very high standard and certainly have lasted. The SH-3A was conceived as a portable full function analogue synth that had bags of charter and shared much of the same architecture & functionality from the SH-5, SH-7 and even the System 100 etc, so we think this represents excellent value for money.

Background:

Our client purchased this Roland SH-3A new in 1975, so it’s a single owner machine that’s been in their possession for just shy of 50 years, and only ever been used in a home environment. This is a UK model, so 220~240v, and is hard-wired with a UK 3-pin plug which is stored in the compartment within the flight-case in the underside of the synth.

Servicing:

As mentioned above, Kent at KSR has just going the SH-3A a full service, so it’s perfectly working and sounding like a SH-3A should, and he commented that the synth is in beautiful condition inside and out.

Condition:

We rate this as in excellent all original condition, unmodified and complete with its music stand, lid and original owner manual, so very much a collectors grade instrument, that’s ready to play.

Documents:

Although we don’t have the original sale receipt from 1975, the synth does come with its original user manual."

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Roland Supercharges FANTOM Synthesizer Series

Roland FANTOM EX Synthesizer | Performance featuring LZARUS
video upload by RolandChannel

"FANTOM EX is the latest chapter of the FANTOM legacy. Watch producer and session keyboardist Laurence Jepson, aka LZARUS, perform with the most advanced creative synthesizer ever. Check out an array of FANTOM EX features in action, including German Grand V-Piano Expansion, JUPITER-8 ACB Expansion, live bass recording with JX-8P Model Expansion, TR-REC step sequencing, vocoder, n/zyme Model Expansion, and Shimmer Reverb.

About FANTOM EX

FANTOM EX provides a complete creative ecosystem for professional sound design, sequencing, and performance.

Explore the most advanced Roland sound engines—ACB, ZEN-Core, V-Piano, SuperNATURAL, Virtual ToneWheel, and other Roland technologies. Plus, SH-101, JUPITER-8, and JX-3P* ACB Model Expansions and six additional pre-loaded ZEN-Core Model Expansions, including n/zyme for advanced wave design, vintage-inspired instruments, premium pianos, essential organs, and more.

Integrate seamlessly with any computer-based setup with dedicated modes for Ableton Live, Logic Pro, MainStage, Cubase, and Studio One. Sample directly into the synth and trigger, loop, program, create new tones from partials, or use multi-track sampling to stack sources into complex sounds. Then, refine your sound with Master FX and preset templates.

Developed in collaboration with renowned synth designer Axel Hartmann, the FANTOM EX hardware and user interface is built to support your creativity with intuitive operation and world-class playability."

Roland Fantom EX - Expansion In Use - Sonic LAB

video upload by sonicstate

"Roland's latest iteration of the Fantom is now the Fantom EX which is essentially the same Fantom you could buy yesterday, but now with the EX software expansion.

David aka @superfrogsavestokyo has a look at the new EX features, but with the regular Fantom hardware. He builds some musical sketches to demonstrate the new ACB models and the n/zyme Wavetable synthesizer."

Roland press announcement follows:

The Acclaimed FANTOM Synthesizer Series, Supercharged with the Latest Roland Sound Technologies and Updated Creative Tools

Los Angeles, CA, April 25, 2024 — Roland announces FANTOM EX, a new flagship synthesizer series for professional musicians and producers. Updating and expanding the popular FANTOM platform with the latest Roland technologies, the next-generation FANTOM EX delivers a complete creative ecosystem for sound design, sequencing, and performance. In addition to the FANTOM 6 EX, FANTOM 7 EX, and FANTOM 8 EX models available to new purchasers, current FANTOM owners can expand their instruments with all EX sounds and features through the FANTOM EX Upgrade for sale on Roland Cloud.

Introduced in 2019, the Roland FANTOM has received worldwide acclaim for its diverse range of high-quality sounds, powerful synthesis tools, premium playability, and free-flowing user interface. FANTOM EX builds on the original’s foundation, supplementing the core feature set with Roland’s Analog Circuit Behavior (ACB) engine and numerous sound expansion titles, including the recently developed JX-3P ACB Expansion. New effects and a host of fresh workflow enhancements are also included.

Each FANTOM EX model provides the most expansive collection of premium sound engines available in a hardware instrument. Roland’s ACB, ZEN-Core, V-Piano, SuperNATURAL, and Virtual ToneWheel technologies spark inspiration at every turn, providing expressive and inspiring sounds for every musical style.

With FANTOM EX, users can compose and perform with over 7000 genre-defining Roland sounds and go further with premium sound content on Roland Cloud. Eleven sound expansion titles come as standard, including JUPITER-8, SH-101, and JX-3P ACB Expansions; n/zyme, JD-800, JUNO-106, JUPITER-8, JX-8P, and SH-101 Model Expansions; the German Concert V-Piano Expansion 01; and the SuperNATURAL Acoustic Piano 3 Expansion.

The powerful custom processors in FANTOM EX provide smooth and precise operation with plenty of overhead, enabling loads of polyphony and full patch remain for seamless transitions. There are dozens of simultaneous effects, including new studio-grade reverbs and updated Master FX for shaping the overall sound. A characterful analog filter is also available, perfect for infusing tones with extra warmth and grit.

FANTOM EX is primed to be the center of any production universe. Users can directly shape sounds and develop musical ideas with a friendly, ergonomic panel filled with buttons, knobs, and sliders. The color touchscreen dynamically changes to support the task at hand, and it’s now possible to personalize the look by importing custom images for the screensaver and startup view.

The deep onboard sampling and composition tools in FANTOM EX support fast sound creation and quick arrangement of song ideas. Multiple workflow options include the classic Roland TR-REC step sequencer, real-time recording with piano roll editing, and 16 RGB pads for triggering sounds, samples, and clips.

FANTOM EX flows effortlessly into any computer-based production setup. There are dedicated modes for popular software platforms, including Ableton Live, Logic Pro, MainStage, Cubase, and Studio One. With the built-in 16x3 audio/MIDI USB interface, users can mix and layer soft synths with hardware sounds, send sequencer parts to computer tracks, route DAW sources through FANTOM EX effects, and more.

The loaded FANTOM EX rear panel supports connections with a wide range of gear. There are XLR combo connectors for mics and instruments and eight 1/4-inch outputs to route sounds to external destinations. MIDI I/O is also available, along with dual CV/Gate outputs for driving modular and analog synths.

Each FANTOM EX model comes equipped with a premium keyboard and aftertouch support. The FANTOM 8 EX offers the ultimate weighted experience with 88 hammer-action keys, while the 61-note FANTOM 6 EX and 76-note FANTOM 7 EX feature semi-weighted synth action. Precision-crafted with decades of Roland development knowledge, these inspiring keyboards deliver the most expressive playability available.

Released in November 2023, the FANTOM EX Upgrade on Roland Cloud allows owners of the original FANTOM 6/7/8 models to outfit their instruments with the newly added EX features, including JUPITER-8, SH-101, and JX-3P ACB Expansions, n/zyme and JD-800 Model Expansions, two new grand pianos, and all other EX enhancements.

Availability & Pricing
The Roland FANTOM 6 EX, FANTOM 7 EX, and FANTOM 8 EX will be available in the U.S. in April for $3,199.99, $3,699.99, and $4,199.99 respectively."

ELI SL-5050 Tape Delay [FX w/ Synthesizers #17] Demo

video upload by gstormelectro

"Audio + Video by G-Storm Electro c. 2024

This is the ELI SL-5050 New Space Echo. Single delay line and playback head that uses a dictaphone endless tape cartridge. Very similar to Unicord EC-100, or the Univox EC80A Echo Chamber, or any various clones and incarnations. Playing my Roland SH-101 through it. Recorded direct, no other mastering or effects.

0:00 Intro
0:50 Medium
2:13 Slow
3:05 Fast
4:09 Slow w/ Long Spring Tank Reverb"

G-Storm Electro:
*BLOG* http://gstormelectronica.blogspot.com/
*LISTEN/DOWNLOAD* http://soundcloud.com/gstormelectro
**REVERB** http://reverb.com/shop/gstormelectro

DAY OF THE SUN (The Lost Equinox): Jupiter Xm | Roland Sh-4d | Sequential PRO 3

video upload by Alba Ecstasy

"Arturia MiniFreak #ambient patches 👉🏻 https://www.albaecstasy.ro/arturia-mi...

Roland Sh-4d (leads)
Sequential Pro 3 (main sequence)
Roland Jupiter-Xm (bass and drums)
Lewitt LCT 240 PRO microphone (vocals, claps and vocal effects)

Additional virtual effects:
Waves H-Delay
Eventide Blackhole
Arturia Refract
Arturia M12
DS Tantra 2"

Roland Gaia-2 Demo Part. 3 (Model Expansions)| No Talking |

video upload by DKS SYNTH LAB

Timeline
0:00 Intro
0:10 Oboete Iru? (Juno-106)
0:58 Saw Strings (Juno-106)
2:01 Bright Pad (Juno-106)
2:41 Juno Lead 1 (Juno-106)
3:07 Berlin Night (Jupiter-8)
4:39 Sweep JP (Jupiter-8)
5:20 Uni-Sync (Jupiter-8)
6:16 Strings JP (Jupiter-8)
6:58 5th Synth 1 (JX-8P)
8:07 Scorched Pad (JX-8P)
8:34 Dynamic Lush Pad (JX-8P)
9:12 Poly JX (JX-8P)
9:38 Blisters (SH-101)
10:03 Porta Saw Lead (SH-101)

Walrus Audio Meraki Sound Demo with Synths (Twisted Electrons MEGAfm and Roland SH-01a)

video upload by Limbic Bits

0:00 Dub Chords 1
1:35 Boarder Pad
2:46 Lullaby FM Lead
3:54 Dub Chords 2
5:36 Electronica Organ
6:49 SH-101 Lead

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Roland SH-5

video upload by rimela

"5 multitrack recordings of the Roland SH-5. All sounds are made with the SH-5. In track 3 the SH-5 is complemented by the RS-202 Strings Synthesizer, recorded through the external input of the SH-5. All processing in Ableton Live."