Introducing GForce MAP

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GForce MAP Walkthrough


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Born from the lineage of Serge©, Buchla©, and modular synthesis, MAP reimagines the fearless experimental spirit of the 1970s for today’s creators. Blending vintage character with modern innovation, MAP is a sound design playground for artists who see synthesis not as programming, but as exploration.

At its core, MAP features three powerful oscillators, a dual-filter architecture, and a deep modulation system with MPE support. Every sound invites hands-on discovery—from shimmering tones and gritty textures to sprawling ambient soundscapes.

Credits
Audio Tracks - Reverb Machine and K/V
Produced and Directed by AWD - All We Do
Creative Lead Team @allwedonow www.allwedonow.com

Note: During development, MAP’s design team studied historical modular systems, including those created by Serge Tcherepnin, Random*Source, and Buchla USA. MAP is an independent product and has no affiliation with, sponsorship from, or endorsement by these parties. Any references are made solely for historical and educational context."

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Erik Norlander's Waldorf Pulse 2 Analog Synthesizer Module

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"The Waldorf Pulse 2 is a desktop monophonic analog synthesizer module known for its aggressive tone, three VCOs, and deep modulation options. Built with classic subtractive architecture and German precision, the Pulse 2 delivers rich basses, snarling leads, and gritty analog textures perfect for techno, industrial, and vintage-inspired sound design.

This unit is in excellent condition, clean and working great.

Key Features:

3 analog VCOs with sync and FM
24 dB/oct analog low-pass filter
Extensive modulation with LFO and envelope routing
Arpeggiator, MIDI clock sync
Condition Notes:

Fully tested and working
All knobs, buttons, and display in excellent shape
A favorite of artists like Nitzer Ebb, Orbital, and Fluke, the Waldorf Pulse is a deep and powerful monosynth that holds its own in any modern hybrid setup: gritty, punchy, and unapologetically analog.

30% of proceeds support the Bob Moog Foundation."

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Erik Norlander's Roland JX-3P Synthesizer with PG-200 Programmer SN 301533

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"The Roland JX-3P is a powerful, versatile analog polysynth that blends vintage warmth with early digital control. This unit includes the essential PG-200 programmer (with cable) for full hands-on access to the synth’s architecture, bringing out the instrument’s real potential for sound design.

This example is in excellent condition, includes the original Roland cases specifically designed for the keyboard (hardshell carrying case with Roland logo) and the programmer (original vinyl slipcover with logo), and has been professionally converted to US voltage internally. Everything functions as it should, with a clean panel and smooth operation.

Key Features:

6-voice analog polyphony with 2 DCOs per voice
Classic Roland chorus effect
Oscillator sync, cross-mod, and LFO modulation
Built-in 128-step sequencer
Includes PG-200 programmer for real-time control
MIDI input/output
Condition Notes:

Converted to US voltage
PG-200 and synth are both fully functional
Cosmetic condition is excellent
Original Roland case included
The JX-3P was one of Roland’s first MIDI-equipped analog synths, used by artists like The Future Sound of London, Astral Projection, and Orbital. With the PG-200, it transforms from a preset machine into a true performance synth, with rich modulation, powerful sync tones, and that unmistakable Roland polish.

30% of proceeds benefit the Bob Moog Foundation."

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Erik Norlander's Korg Maxikorg Maxi-Korg DV800 Vintage Synthesizer, Kenton CV, Custom Wood, Soft Case

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"A rare and powerful dual monophonic synth from the early '70s.
Everything works great; very good condition for its age!

The Korg Maxikorg (also known as the DV800) is one of Korg’s earliest analog monsters, featuring two fully independent synth voices that can be layered, split, or run in duophonic mode. With rich oscillators, aggressive filtering, and a truly wild modulation section, this thing is a playground for experimental sound design, dirty basslines, and vintage leads.

Includes soft case in great shape, and is a perfect fit for this unit.

Highlights:

Two completely separate synth engines, each with its own VCO, VCF, VCA, and envelope
Kenton CV upgrade
Beautiful custom built dark walnut cabinet
Switchable mono, dual, or duet modes
Powerful resonant filters and per-voice modulation
Preset tone selectors with full manual override
Early Korg analog tone: warm, raw, and full of character
37-note keyboard
Famously used by Vangelis and The Who, the Maxikorg stands out for its unusual architecture and expressive possibilities. It’s a cult classic for collectors and sound designers alike.

30% of the sale supports the Bob Moog Foundation, preserving the legacy of analog innovation and inspiring future generations."

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Erik Norlander's Korg Mono/Poly Analog Synthesizer, serviced, with case SN 378257

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"Very good condition, serviced by Rosen Sound, and includes a light-duty Tuff Case for easy transport!

Cosmetic notes: small chip in wood veneer edge under keybed, and the mod wheel shows a bit of wear. Both of these issues are shown in the images.

Released in 1981, the Korg Mono/Poly is known for its four VCOs, flexible modulation options, and unique mono/polyphonic switching, making it a versatile beast for both fat unison leads and unique, syncopated arpeggios. Its cross-modulation, oscillator sync, and deep routing options open the door to wild textures and sound design experimentation.

Specs & Highlights:

4 analog VCOs with independent tuning
Mono, Poly, and Unison modes
Crossmod, oscillator sync, and flexible LFO routing
Built-in arpeggiator and chord memory
Classic Korg 24dB/octave low-pass filter
Full MIDI retrofit kits available (not included, but easily added)
Used by artists like MGMT, Chromeo, and Jimmy Edgar, the Mono/Poly is a staple of vintage synth setups and prized for its unique voice architecture and beefy tone.

This unit was serviced by Rosen Sound, a trusted name in analog synth repair, so it’s running great and ready for action. Includes a Tuff Case (light-duty) to keep it safe during travel or storage.

30% of proceeds will benefit the Bob Moog Foundation, helping inspire future synth pioneers and preserve electronic music history."

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Morphor ECHON 6 BBD Resonator Synth Now Open for Pre-Orders

Morphor's ECHON 6 pre-orders are now open at Perfect Circuit

Press release follows:

Morphor marks upcoming availability of ECHON 6 as world’s first polysynth based around analogue BBD resonators by announcing opening of pre-orders

GHENT, BELGIUM: having twice turned heads and opened ears thanks to show-stealing showcases at SUPERBOOTH25, May 8-10, FEZ-Berlin, Germany and Machina Bristronica 2025, September 27-28, Bristol, UK, Morphor marks upcoming availability of its eagerly-awaited ECHON 6 — being billed as the world’s first polyphonic synthesizer based around BBD (Bucket-Brigade Delay) resonators, building upon the Belgium-based collective of artists, engineers, and musicians with a passion for creative sound experience and radical acoustic ideas’ illustrious Eurorack expertise in that area as its inaugural standalone (rack-mountable) desktop design — by announcing the opening of pre-orders as of October 23…

As an ANALOGUE POLYPHONIC MULTI-TIMBRAL BBD SYNTHESIZER — helpfully highlighted by the on point wording worked tastefully into its fitting front panel design’s execution, ECHON 6 brings the principals of modal synthesis into the analogue domain. Far from reimagining a digital concept with modern analogue circuitry, it readily redefines how resonance and excitation can interact. And as the world’s first polyphonic synthesizer based around BBD resonators, no less, each of its six voices features a discrete BBD RESONATOR that tracks the keyboard, producing organic overtones and complex harmonic depth. Duly allowing its users to excite those resonators in creative ways, ECHON 6 can generate anything from plucked and bowed strings over leads and basses to big pads and evolving soundscapes. Combining comprehensive multi-timbral capabilities, a 9 x 32 modulation matrix, a full analogue signal path, and a one-knob-per-function approach, ECHON 6 ultimately unites experimental sound design with classic polyphony. Indeed, its architecture invites exploration at every stage of that analogue signal path.

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New England Digital Synclavier Brochures

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New England Digital Synclavier 9600 Polyphonic Sampling System Brochure

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"RARE! New England Digital Synclavier 9600 Polyphonic Sampling System Brochure

Yes, this is the 9600, and yes, this is in English.

This is THE RAREST and MOST SOUGHT AFTER of the 1989 new system brochures that that fake foreign website scanned the photos from 25+ years ago to show fake systems on the website (instead of real ones like Synclav com has shown for 20+ years). This is the original source of the scan, at least for the Synclavier 9600 model. Those photos show empty boxes. Uhm, what's holding that beige door closed (no locks)? And exactly what software generates that screen image?

This incredibly rare brochure gives all the information, and shows all the specs of the Synclavier 9600. And surprise! The maximum polyphonic sampling memory is not "1.5GB", lulz.

And, lastly, Synhouse has the Synclavier 9600 in stock (two kinds, actually). Nobody else does."

New England Digital Synclavier Brochure VPK Sample-to-Disk VT640

via this eBay listing

"This is an incredibly rare brochure from the summer of 1984 (when NED was working on polyphonic sampling Synclavier to be shown October 1984 and there was no actual system in production, the few shipped were hybrids of the Synclavier V/PK retrofitted to a Synclavier II Control Unit) that shows things that NED didn't exactly make, ever.

This was their first---and last---mention of "The Tapeless Studio" meaning the sequencer (later that meant the Direct-to-Disk system). It describes the SMPTE Reader Option without using that term because it wasn't yet available and they hadn't figured out how it would be done yet (similar to the 1987 discussion of the not-yet-released 3rd party SMPTE reader for the Linn 9000, saying they weren't sure whether or not it would require additional hardware to be added to the Linn 9000....that's the sound of someone who hasn't ever used SMPTE and doesn't know what it is), and it shows a graphical flow chart showing polyphonic sampling and multi-channel outputs (neither available then as building blocks), and is intentionally vague about the "floppy disk system" and "Winchester disks", as they didn't really have the set offering for that (high density Superfloppy, not out until 1985, and 5mb and 10mb IMI MFM Winchester drives being common, neither with SCSI until 9/1985).

It describes the Stereo Option, Sample-to-Disk, SCRIPT/MAX, and different Control Unit enclosures.

Most strangely, it shows a V/PK that never existed, with a back panel that wasn't made, with Synclavier II connectors that were never used and, sadly, an on/off power switch that they never put on this $11,000 machine.

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Erik Norlander's Kawai K5000S 61-Key Digital Synthesizer

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"In excellent condition; everything works as it should! Hard to find in this shape.

The K5000S is a cult favorite from the mid-’90s, known for its powerful additive synthesis engine, warm pads, metallic textures, and full onboard sequencer. This is the “S” model, the more desirable model (compared to the K5000W) with extra knob-per-function interface for direct synth parameter access.

Highlights:

6-operator additive synthesis with deep harmonic control
16-part multitimbrality
32-track sequencer
Onboard effects including reverb, delay, and chorus
Responsive keybed with aftertouch
Backlit LCD and large panel for deep editing
A hidden gem in digital synthesis, the K5000 has been praised by artists like Jean-Michel Jarre and Björk’s producers for its haunting, otherworldly tones and expressive architecture.

30% of the sale supports the Bob Moog Foundation, helping preserve the history of electronic music and inspire new generations of creators."

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Omnisphere 3: Overview, Review, Synth Architecture, and History

video upload by Keith Crosley

"Spectrasonics Omnisphere 3 is here, and I'm taking a deep dive into the architecture of the latest version of this legendary synth! Join me for a talky takly exploration of the sound, features, and origin of Omnisphere, and details on the newest capabilities that other synth-tubers ignore. If you're unsure if Omnisphere 3 is "worth it in 2025", I hope you'll learn something from my deep (or at least as deep as I can get in 90 minutes) dive! And, if you're an old hand at Omnisphere, I might remind you about some of the deep features that make Omnisphere a classic... So grab your rusty spoke and get ready for a POWER-SYNTH-A-GO-GO episode of your favorite talky synthesizer content show!"

You can find additional resources by Keith Crosley available at https://www.wavetables.lol.

Erik Norlander's Yamaha SS30 Analog String Synthesizer SN 2316

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"The Yamaha SS30 is a vintage analog string synthesizer from the late 1970s, delivering lush ensemble textures and dual-channel stereo voicing in a uniquely expressive and musical package. Unlike some string synths of its time, the SS30 features two complete sound generators (one per stereo channel), offering rich chorusing and beautifully animated stereo depth.

This unit is in very good condition with some surface nicks in the chassis (shown in images), fully functional, and includes the original Yamaha-branded hard case. This unit is 100V (Japanese voltage) but a step-up power transformer is included for use with US voltage.

Key Features:

Dual-channel analog string synth architecture
Two separate signal paths for stereo ensemble effect
Voice presets: Violin, Viola, Cello, and Contrabass with mix controls
Slow/Fast chorus and Sustain modes
49-key keyboard with full polyphony
Original Yamaha case included
Condition Notes:

Clean exterior with minimal cosmetic wear
A few nicks in the veneer; please see all images
All controls and keys tested and working
Case latches and handle intact
Used by synth heads looking for a warmer, more flexible alternative to the Solina or RS-202, the SS30 has gained a reputation as one of the more refined and musical string machines of its era. The stereo spread alone is worth the price of admission.

30% of proceeds support the Bob Moog Foundation."

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Erik Norlander's Rhodes (ARP) Chroma Analog Synthesizer w/ Extras

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"An exceptional example of one of the most advanced analog synthesizers of its era. The Rhodes Chroma — originally developed by ARP and finished under the Rhodes brand — delivers 16 analog voices with velocity sensitivity, deep modulation architecture, and dynamic expressiveness years ahead of its time.

This unit is in excellent condition and includes key upgrades: a MIDI retrofit, the Sterooping programmer for hands-on control, and a rugged, custom-built, almost-new ATA flight case for transport and storage. The Chroma has been tested and is performing as expected.

Key Features:

16 analog voices with single or dual oscillator assignability
Velocity-sensitive weighted keyboard
Extensive modulation options with assignable routings
Unique filter architecture with variable state filters
Includes the Sterooping programmer for tactile, real-time control
MIDI upgrade installed for modern integration
ATA-rated flight case included
Condition Notes:

Excellent overall condition
Tested and working as expected
Flight case shows typical wear but protects the unit well
One of the rarest and most collectible instruments of the early digital/analog crossover era, the Chroma has been used by artists such as Joe Zawinul, Herbie Hancock, and Eddie Jobson. With these modern upgrades, it remains a powerful and expressive studio centerpiece.

30% of proceeds support the Bob Moog Foundation, preserving and celebrating the legacy of electronic music."

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Tre Modular - Replicant RM Demo

video upload by Tre Modular

"Replicant RM is a ring modulator based on the legendary Yamaha CS80. At its core is the same analog architecture that gave the CS-80 its character. We’ve built it around the MC1496 IC, a modern alternative to the original uA796 used in CS80.

Just like the original, Replicant RM includes its own dedicated VCO. It offers both sine and square waveforms. Sine delivers a clean, pure tone that defined the CS80’s ring mod sound. Square adds grit and harmonic complexity. The oscillator features two speed modes and a dedicated output.

We’ve also included a built-in Attack/Decay envelope generator, another key part of the CS-80’s ring mod section. It can be gated or looped, and has two speed modes for shaping everything from bell-like tones to rhythmic pulses. The envelope also features two speed modes and a dedicated output.

If you want That sound that`s part of what made CS80 legendary, now you can have it.

More info: www.tremodular.com"

¿El mejor Sequential moderno? Workshop del nuevo Sequential Fourm

video upload by Cutoff Pro Audio

"Descubre las posibilidades expresivas del nuevo sintetizador analógico Sequential Fourm, un instrumento compacto que combina la legendaria sonoridad de Sequential con unas posibilidades para actuar impresionantes.

De la mano de Chris Calcutt, Product Specialist de Novation, en este workshop exploramos cómo Fourm puede convertirse en tu aliado creativo para dar vida a tus ideas musicales, desde su motor de cuatro voces analógicas basado en la arquitectura Prophet-5 hasta su exclusivo Tactive keybed con polifonía de aftertouch, capaz de transmitir matices y articulaciones únicas por nota.

Este workshop sobre el nuevo Sequential Fourm ha tenido lugar en nuestra tienda de Barcelona."

Googlish:

"Discover the expressive possibilities of the new Sequential Fourm analog synthesizer, a compact instrument that combines Sequential's legendary sound with impressive performance possibilities.

With Chris Calcutt, Product Specialist at Novation, in this workshop we explore how Fourm can be your creative ally in bringing your musical ideas to life, from its four-voice analog engine based on the Prophet-5 architecture to its exclusive Tactive keybed with aftertouch polyphony, capable of conveying unique nuances and articulations per note.

This workshop on the new Sequential Fourm took place in our Barcelona store."

Footwork Beat | Elektron Machinedrum

video upload by Akihiko Matsumoto

"MDJK808 Drumkit: https://akihikomatsumoto.sellfy.store...

Machinedrum Sample Pack
The Elektron Machinedrum, first introduced in the early 2000s, was not simply a drum machine. It was a digital architecture built to generate percussion with surgical precision and metallic sharpness. Its synthesis models produced results that went beyond drum programming, moving into the territory of sound design. Even today, no software plugin has managed to fully replicate its distinctive texture.
This collection captures that uniqueness. Every sample was recorded directly from the Machinedrum itself. No external processing, no layering. What you hear is the circuitry of early Elektron design, distilled into one-shots that highlight the instrument’s raw identity.

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YAMAHA MODX M Demos & Reviews

video upload by Woody Piano Shack

"YAMAHA MODX M demo and review covering all new features and comparison with original YAMAHA MODX, MODX+ and YAMAHA MONTAGE M. Covers the MODX M6, MODX M7 and MODX M8. Playing many of the sounds, piano, FM-X and AN-X."

Yamaha MODX M. The sound of Montage M for a lot less money!!

video upload by Woody Piano Shack

"With the MODX M Yamaha have just released an amazing value keyboard! If you are looking for a one synth does all live or studio keyboard you should check this out!"

Yamaha MODX M Is Here! Full Review & Comparison with Montage M

video upload by Scott's Synth Stuff

"Yamaha has finally done it — the new MODX M is here! In this video, I take an in-depth look at what’s new, what’s improved, and what’s carried over from the MODX+ and the Montage M.

We’ll break down the new AN-X virtual analog engine, expanded AWM2 element architecture, upgraded controls and interface, and how the MODX M compares to the Montage M in real-world use. I also cover performance tweaks, voice counts, processor changes, and the long-awaited inclusion of the Yamaha ESP plugin license.

If you’re a synth enthusiast, sound designer, or performer looking to see whether the MODX M is the right upgrade, this video gives you the details you won’t find in the press release.

🎹 What to expect:

Deep dive into MODX M vs MODX+ vs Montage M
New AN-X engine walkthrough
Interface and performance improvements
Honest first impressions and what Yamaha got right (and wrong)"

0:00 Intro
0:22 How Yamaha Works
0:56 Engines
1:16 Polyphony & Memory
1:59 AWM2 Element Expansion
3:14 User Library & SSS
3:43 Screen UI Speed
4:56 Faders
5:34 Encoders
6:00 Quick Edit Grid
8:01 Scene Buttons
8:15 Screen Encoders
8:51 Performance Controls
9:57 Super Knob Positions
10:43 Keybed & Aftertouch
11:08 Screen Differences
11:33 Set List Buttons
11:48 Other Differences
12:04 Yamaha ESP

Korg Opsix - "Space Explorations" (50 presets)

video upload by LFOstore

"Embark on an interstellar sonic voyage with 'Space Explorations', a breathtaking new soundset for the Korg Opsix. From the creator of the legendary 'Divina' (Korg Wavestate) and the critically acclaimed "Cosmos" (Waldorf Iridium) comes his latest masterpiece. Renowned sound designer OttO K. Schwarz once again pushes the boundaries of synthetic sound to build vast, spacy soundscapes perfect for scoring the final frontier. And Opsix, with its versatile 'altered FM' architecture, is the powerful vessel for this expedition! It goes beyond classic FM into a world of complex filters, rich effects, and analog-style modulation, allowing for sounds that are both digitally precise and organically evolving.

Features:
'Space Explorations' unlocks the cosmic potential of your synthesizer with a curated collection of 50 Exclusive Royalty-free Presets: 23 ethereal Pads, 7 moving ARPs, 7 cosmic Leads, 4 mysterious Plucks, 3 evolving Atmospheres, 2 bright Bells & 2 experimental Sequences!
Versatile Sound Design: Each preset balances delicate nuance with powerful modulation (modwheel, velocity, etc.) for instant playability;
Hardware + Software Compatible: Seamlessly integrates with both the Korg Opsix synthesizer and the Opsix Native VST/AU plugin;
Instant Inspiration: Ideal for producers, composers, and sound designers seeking ready-to-use tools for ambient, chillout, New Age, or film/TV projects.

Explore the universe of sound: 'Space Explorations' is available now!

Please find all the soundsets for Korg Opsix here - https://ottolfo.sellfy.store/opsix"

Roland Juno-106 Synthesizer - That Juno Sound (no talking)

video upload by gstormelectro

"Audio + Video by G-Storm Electro c. 2025

Today I'm auditioning some of my original patches the Roland Juno-106. I just love the 106 for those plucky arps, sweepy portamento pads, classic chorus circuit, weird resonance chops, and not forgetting those basses. The range of sounds inside the simple architecture is littered with sweet spots. I've lovingly crafted a bank of patches to harness these attributes, now these patches are available at https://gstormelectro.gumroad.com

Audio recorded direct to iPhone via Roland GO:Mixer Pro-X via Soundcraft EPM6 Mixer. No additional effects or processing were used."

WMD SKORPION Everything you need to know, nothing you dont

video upload by WMDevices

"WMD Skorpion is an analog, 8-stage, vector based wavefolder module. It exposes the architecture of wavefolding to the front of the module, giving the user total control over the timbre they create with it. Internal modulation, along with a ton of CV inputs and outputs allow for deep exploration of constantly evolving timbres.

Skorpion is designed to be an experimental sound design playground, and though we believe there is strength in knowing every aspect of your instruments, we also believe there is value in knowing enough to be dangerous.

This video is that. A quick start about everything you actually need to know to use the module, and nothing else. A longform video will come as the ship date comes sooner.

Skorpion preorders end on October 8th! Reserve yours at WMDevices.com today!

Disclaimer: The module in this video is a prototype and not the final version. All information still applies, however, some switches have changed orientaion and are missing from this version vs. the one you will receive.

WMD designs electronic hardware for musicians longing for a balance of precision and exploration. Our quality control is the absolute finest, with service to match."

This Episode DIDN'T AGE SO WELL

video upload by AudioPilz

"Welcome to Bad Gear, the show about the world’s most-hated audio tools. More or less all synth nerds have their own temporal demarcation line between 'awesome old school Roland' and 'corporate grave robbers squeezing the last penny from iconic IPs'.

For me, this turning point might as well be the release of the 1999 JV-1010. This obvious insult to UI design combined classic ROMpler tones of the 90s with a workflow so abysmal it helped pave the way for the DAW revolution - and things only went downhill from there.

Chapters:
00:00 Intro tune
01:10 Overview Roland JV1010
01:38 Front Panel Controls
02:19 Roland JV2080 Heritage, Expansions
02:49 General Midi
02:59 Synth Architecture, Filter, XMOD
03:19 Software Editor, Midi Control
03:39 Available Software Options
03:58 Multi FX Unit, Multitimbrality
04:28 Patches
05:05 What else? (Connectivity, Pricing,...)
05:24 H*te Screen
05:51 Jam 1 ( Cheesy Techno )
06:43 Jam 2 ( Cheesy Electro )
07:46 Finale ( Cheesy Synthwave )
08:18 VERDICT"

🔥🎹 Sequential FOURM - SINTE ANALÓGICO polifónico (REVIEW + CLÍNIC en vivo) 🎹🔥

video upload by FutureMusic.es

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https://sequential.com/modern-analog/fourm/

Check with dealers on the right for availability.

"Sequential FOURM genera cuatro voces analógicas en un teclado con postpulsación polifónica; una nueva forma de tocar y moldear el legendario sonido Prophet en formato compacto y asequible…. Sesión interactiva con Zígor López, Jefe de Producto de la marca.

00:00:01 Music Intro (todos los sonidos Sequential FOURM, excepto baterías)
00:05:30 Workshop: Vista rápida de la máquina
00:12:00 Arquitectura del sintetizador
00:20:30 Demo rápida de varios sonidos
00:22:09 Creando un patch desde cero
00:30:40 Así hicimos la Intro con Sequential FOURM y Ableton
00:45:20 Preguntas y respuestas
01:30:00 Despedida"

Googlish:

"Sequential FOURM generates four analog voices on a keyboard with polyphonic aftertouch; a new way to play and shape the legendary Prophet sound in a compact and affordable format…. Interactive session with Zígor López, Product Manager for the brand.

00:00:01 Music Intro (all Sequential FOURM sounds, except drums)
00:05:30 Workshop: Quick overview of the machine
00:12:00 Synthesizer architecture
00:20:30 Quick demo of several sounds
00:22:09 Creating a patch from scratch
00:30:40 This is how we made the Intro with Sequential FOURM and Ableton
00:45:20 Q&A
01:30:00 Farewell"