"E-Mu SP-12 with the Turbo Upgrade in Very Good+ condition, fully functional, and just received a $747 professional service by Advance Musical Electronics in LA — recapped, recalibrated & performing like new.
Originally a standard model with 1.2 seconds of sample time, it’s now upgraded to the Turbo edition with 5 seconds via brand-new RAM and OS (Version 2.6) chips.
Made in Santa Cruz, CA USA.
Highlights:
Boots instantly with internal RAM – no floppy boot loading, no lost work if you forget to save.
Skip the floppies: Modern tools like SP12 Librarian & EMXP make sample management easy via computer.
Lo-fi sampling tricks double or quadruple sample time with pitch shifting — that signature SP sound.
Slightly higher sampling rate than the SP-1200 (on paper) and stock ROM sounds built in.
More unique and rarer than the SP-1200 — only produced for a short time.
Ideal for hybrid setups: use the SP as a sequencer and sound shaper, with a rack sampler for long samples.
Looks cooler, sounds amazing, and (IMHO) it’s better than an SP-1200 for less than the price of one."
Step into a neon dreamscape where retro nostalgia meets futuristic vibes. Synth Foundations 2 captures the essence of vintage VHS aesthetics and cassette reminisince, blending them seamlessly with a modern, cutting-edge twist.
With the unmistakable charm of a bygone era, Echo'ing the pulse of the 80s, Whether you're crafting ambient synthwave, outrun, or retro-futuristic beats, Synth Foundations 2 is your ticket to a unique and immersive audio experience.
Fully covering all your synthwave needs Bringing A Modern punch and a Retro Synthwave Sound.
Always wondered how to get that warm analogue tape feel?. With patches that ooze charector and drums that fit the genre like a glove. Perfectly crafted to make it fun and easy to synthwave masterpeices.
With a 100% synthesized sound Synth Foundations 2 brings that Cassette sound to your Circuit Tracks. With patches range from VHS sounding leads to dizzying pads and a massive range of bass. Topped of with in house synthesized Linndrum kicks, snares and toms, this is a pack to remember. Equiped for modern and retro synthwave alike. Synth Foundations 2 promises to deliver, in not only a finished tracks but countless.
All Samples have been synthesized using the following
"The next generation of music workstations is here—KRONOS has returned. With a fast boot time, an enhanced touchscreen, and a refined aesthetic design, this next-generation powerhouse sets a new standard in versatility and performance capabilities."
"Experience the warm, creamy, and fat sounds of legendary analogue synthesizers with Analog Empire. This addon brings you deep, high-quality multi-samples meticulously captured across multiple notes per octave with five velocity layers, ensuring expressive and dynamic playability that truly captures the magic of analogue sound."
Analog Empire: Pads & Strings - In depth walkthrough
MeldaProduction makes musical move into classic analogue synthesizer sounds with Analog Empire: Pads & Strings available as MSoundFactory add-on
PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC: having worked hard to make MSoundFactory quite possibly the most powerful modular virtual instrument platform out there today, with over 4,000 instruments and presets to its notable name bolstered by regularly released premium instrument add-ons like Meldway Grand (generated from a beautiful Steinway Model D concert grand piano perfectly positioned in the Faculty of Music of the Academy of Performing Arts’ purpose-built sound studio facility in Prague), PowerStrings (tailored towards quickly crafting symphonic strings suited to the fast-paced production world of modern pop or cinematic music), and PowerBrass (bringing the majestic sounds of a full brass orchestra to anyone’s fingertips), music production and audio processing advanced tools-maker MeldaProduction is proud to announce availability of Analog Empire: Pads & Strings — musically moving into classic analogue synthesizer sounds as the inaugural entry in its Analog Empire... series of premium instrument add-ons for MSoundFactory, this time allowing users to choose from 32 carefully crafted pad and string sounds with warmth and depth courtesy of high-quality multi-samples meticulously captured across multiple notes per octave with five velocity layers to ensure expressive and dynamic playability that truly captures the magic of analogue sound — as of December 9...
"This clip showcases one of our favourite modes on DivSkip, our module collaboration with @DivKid, speed ramps for triggers!
DivSkip's channel 1 is set to play a house pattern with a 4/4 kick on Out A, and a snare on the upbeats on Out B. The Kick trigger is going directly @VladimirPantelic ‘s VPME QD quad drum. The snare trigger is duplicated with Multiplikand, and used both as trigger for channel 4 and an 808 snare on Mutable Instruments Peaks.
DivSkip's channel 4 is set to ramp mode. Depending on how the knob is set, the time between two triggers will speed up or slow down. This speed ramp advances an arpeggio played on the @weareelektron8453 Model:Samples in single cycle waveform mode.
Finally, #DivSkip 's channel 2 is playing a noise model on Mutable Instruments Plaits, with the A and B outputs triggering different settings using @vaskiembedded‘s super handy ECS-4 Triggered Switch module.
Enrica mutes and unmutes each channel on the fly with a click of the push potentiometer.
DIY Kits are in stock at @ThonkSynthDIY (UK) and @NightlifeElectronics (CAN - DIY and built), and at @explodingshed5542 (EU)
Built modules are available at @signal-sounds (UK), @PerfectCircuit (US), and for preorder at @Elevator-Sound (UK+EU) and @schneidersladen_berlin (EU)"
"Here I've tried to make a decent drum kit without dedicated module. And extend sequences to more than the limitation of only five steps."
Check with dealers on the right for availability.
Press release follows:
Here comes the beast, Model 259t, and it's now shipping to shops, priced at $529. Preorders open today through our dealers, and we are excited to start shipping them out. A bit of history about this unit: In 1978, Don Buchla invented the 259 Complex Oscillator, an ambitious project that turned out to be one of the best-sounding and most capable analog oscillators ever created for sound design and music. It became a centerpiece of most 200 systems made, and now it is being added to the 200t Eurorack system as well.
At this point, we want to thank the people who helped us create this module, starting with Kurt Kurasaki, who was kind enough to send us samples from his 70s 259 to compare. He also tested prototypes and provided valuable feedback. Special thanks to Ryan Gaston, who helped ensure that all graphic elements on the panel were checked. And of course, Todd Barton, for providing his valuable feedback.
"Special Collector’s Edition of the SP-404MKII Sampler with a Custom Faceplate, Exclusive Sample Banks, and Curated Music from Moodymann and the KDJ Records’ Roster
Los Angeles, CA, October 15, 2024 — Roland announces the SP-404MKII KDJ Records Limited Edition, a signature version of the world’s favorite portable sampler. This unique collaboration celebrates the continuing legacy of Kenny Dixon Jr., aka Moodymann, the Detroit music maverick whose influence spans three decades of trailblazing music released on his KDJ Records imprint. Limited to 600 units worldwide, this exclusive drop features an SP-404MKII with a custom aluminum faceplate, new sound banks crafted by the label’s roster, and a seven-inch vinyl record and mixtape filled with key selections from the KDJ discography.
Moodymann beams with pride about the positive opportunities that KDJ Records has created for his local Detroit music community. “30 years of KDJ provided me, personally, a way out. But it also provided a way out for a few other people, for me to turn around and help them as well. The best part of that is I could bring my whole team with me that I grew up with."
The SP-404MKII KDJ Records Limited Edition comes loaded with ten banks of exclusive samples and patterns, including six new tracks and four modern KDJ classics. From producing and remixing to performing live, these rare pockets allow fans to hitch a ride on Moodymann's musical express.
The sampler features a high-shine aluminum faceplate that radiates the artistic spirit of KDJ Records, making it a visually striking addition to any collection. Along with the SP-404MKII hardware, fans get a seven-inch vinyl record with never-before-heard edits of “I Think of Saturday” and “Hold It Down,” plus a 60-minute mixtape curated by Moodymann himself.
About the SP-404MKII Roland SP samplers are the bona fide kings of performance-based beatmaking, with deep features and portable designs that fuel the engines of creators on the move. The SP-404MKII is the latest generation model in the long-running series, delivering ultimate performance with the latest tech advancements and updates inspired by the global SP community. Key features include a vivid OLED display, 17 velocity-sensitive RGB pads, extensive onboard effects, versatile power options, and more.
Availability & Pricing
The Roland SP-404MKII KDJ Records Limited Edition is available now in the U.S. for $599.99."
1. Bristronica 24: MyVolts The Silent Alchemist Nears Shipping
We caught up with Caroline who gave us the latest update to the *Silent Alchemist*, a versatile power hub designed for musicians. Featuring five isolated USB-C outputs and a high-wattage sixth output capable of delivering 100 watts, the device can power a Mac with the remaining outputs providing 20 watts each. Its independent circuits ensure noise-free operation, catering to a variety of devices including the Dreadbox module and Sysmo slope generator.
The Silent Alchemist uses innovative step-up power tips to convert USB-C input to the correct voltage for various devices. There's also new feature: an uninterruptible power supply allowing seamless transition between wall and power bank sources. Also introduced were updated cables, such as silver candy cords and floating ring TRS to TS cables, expanding connection flexibility. The Silent Alchemist is expected to be available in December with a competitive pricing strategy.
At Bristronica 2024, we caught up with the creator of the *ML2M*, who introduced us to the latest version. The ML2M is a compact Eurorack module with Wi-Fi capabilities, allowing seamless synchronization with Ableton Live, Bitwig Studio, and iOS music apps using Ableton Link without the need for cables. It either connects to an existing network or creates its own, ensuring robust sync even in environments with unreliable Wi-Fi. The module, which retains its 2HP size, now features MIDI integration through TRS jacks. Users can access a web interface to configure each output for different clock divisions and reset triggers, making setup straightforward and flexible.
Alongside the ML2M, there's also the Missing Link Junior. This desktop version offers the same functionality but in a box format, complete with MIDI and CV clock outputs. Both products are now accessible, with a starting price of $250.
At Machina Bristronica 2024, we caught up with Arran from @archaea_modular_synthesis who presented the *Exchange Module*. This programmable patcher, a year in the making, evolved from its early prototype stage to a fully functional module. Arran explained how the Exchange can route synth voices via a beam controller and three exchange modules installed within the skiff, allowing for versatile patching. Operating like a matrix patchbay, it enables users to select inputs and outputs with the push of a button, create presets, and chain multiple modules for synchronized patching.
Communication between the modules occurs over the Eurorack power bus as well as over MIDI via the USB-C connection. The Exchange maintains analog integrity, ensuring there’s no conversion latency. The forthcoming release expected in late November 2024, includes a USB-driven editor for enhanced control capabilities.
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1.SynthfestUK 24: Knobula - Synth Modules and Toy Pianos
At SynthfestUK 2024, we met up again with Jason, who gaves us the updates in the world of Knobula. On display was the new 'dark mode' Poly Cinematic module, for more monochrome rigs ;-]
2. SynthFestUK 24: PWM - More Mantis News
At the show we made a beeline for the PWM stand, where Paul gave us the latest Mantis news.
And yes, it's out there in the world now!
3. SynthfestUK 24: Roland Unveils the Juno-D Series with Zen-Core Sound
We caught up with Andrew and Ludwig who showed us around the new updated Juno-D series: Juno-D6, D7, and D8. They have the same keyboard action as the Fantom-O series and a new colour screen, making it easier for performers to navigate on stage. And they can be powered by a USB-C mobile battery, perfect for buskers ;-)
Running Roland's Zen-Core sound engine, they also incorporates features like a 64-step sequencer and a phrase pad for live sample triggering.
Prices range approximately from £949 to £1199.
"The next generation of JUNO-D synthesizers is here. In this video, you’ll learn about the abundance of features that make this synthesizer the perfect partner for playing in a band and creating great-sounding content.
Building on a 20-year synthesizer pedigree, the versatile JUNO-D lineup offers three models featuring a pro-grade Roland sound engine and expandable sound library via Roland Cloud, all in a gig-ready design. Explore a built-in sequencer, vocal effects, and more for practicing and sketching song ideas. Then, take the stage solo or in a band with advanced performance features, pro keyboard action, and versatile connectivity for any gigging scenario. Intuitive controls and a user-friendly interface make JUNO-D the perfect entry point for piano players and new musicians ready to dive into new sounds and creative possibilities."
Roland Juno-D Synthesizer - All Playing, No Talking
Adam Berzowski jams on the Roland Juno-D8, showing a variety of sounds and features.
Juno-D is the perfect synth for gigging musicians and budding creators. This light and portable keyboard features a pro-grade Roland sound engine and an intuitive panel layout for easy operation. Play in a band or craft new songs with a massive sound library, an eight-track sequencer, and versatile connections for your gear. Perform on the move with support for USB-C mobile battery power. And stay inspired with new sounds on Roland Cloud.
Juno-D6, the most portable Juno-D model, features an expressive 61-note keyboard with synth action. Juno-D7 sports 76 synth-action keys, making it ideal for musicians who need extended range, multiple splits, and enhanced playability. The Juno-D8 88-note model features the acclaimed PHA-4 Ivory Feel keyboard with weighted hammer action, known for its exceptional response and traditional piano feel. Each Juno-D model includes the same internal features, panel layout, and connectivity. The only differences are the keyboard configuration, size, and weight.
Get more for your money with an exclusive Roland Juno-D synthesizer bundle from Kraft Music. These package deals include the accessories you'll need to get the most out of your new keyboard synth, all for one low price. If you have any questions, please contact us. Our knowledgeable Sales Advisors will be happy to assist in choosing the bundle that's right for you!"
Roland JUNO D // Review & Tutorial (JUNO D6, D7 & D8)
Streamlined Keyboards with Powerful Features for Gigging Musicians and Budding Music Creators
Los Angeles, CA, September 24, 2024 — Roland announces the JUNO-D series, a new generation of synthesizer keyboards for gigging musicians and budding music creators. The JUNO-D6, JUNO-D7, and JUNO-D8 models feature light, go-everywhere designs with pro-grade sounds, easy operation, and flexible connectivity for any scenario. Each model embodies the famous JUNO-D blend of value and innovation, fusing quality Roland sound and playability with the latest creative tools for today's musicians.
JUNO-D models feature high-quality keyboards inherited from the FANTOM-0 series instruments. The 61-note JUNO-D6 and 76-note JUNO-D7 are equipped with synth-action keyboards, while JUNO-D8 offers a piano-style experience with 88 weighted-action keys and hammer action. Other than the keyboards and physical specifications, all JUNO-D models offer identical features.
Every JUNO-D is easy to transport, simple to operate, and a joy to perform with. Users can play in a band or craft new songs with a massive sound library, an eight-track sequencer, and versatile connections for all their gear. The instruments can be powered via AC or a standard USB-C mobile battery, making them ideal on-the-go solutions for stage playing, creating music content in a home studio, or performing on the street.
Built on a 20-year pedigree of streamlined stage keyboards, JUNO-D features the same ZEN-Core engine found in top-tier Roland synths. A single instrument offers a rich sonic palette for everything from cover band tunes and instrumental jams to original songs. Over 3800 sounds are ready to explore, including acoustic and electric pianos, vintage and modern synths, organs, orchestral instruments, world sounds, and more. It’s also possible to import WAV samples to recreate specific sounds on stage or spice things up with unique tones and sound effects.
Roland Cloud provides an ever-growing library of Sound Packs and Wave Expansions for further inspiration, available through membership or Lifetime Key purchases. With a free Roland Account, JUNO-D owners can access a complimentary collection of ZEN-Core Sound Packs to get started.
Players can take creative command with a generous selection of hands-on controls for real-time sound adjustment. Dedicated buttons offer direct access to 16 sound categories, while Dual, Split, and Super Layer functions are available to combine tones or assign different parts to the left and right hands. With Favorites, the user can quickly recall tailor-made sounds for every song on the setlist.
JUNO-D also provides powerful tools for developing musical ideas and playing with backing tracks. There’s an eight-track sequencer with TR-REC step input and real-time recording options, plus eight phrase pads to trigger rhythm patterns or mute tracks to shape arrangements on the fly. Arpeggiator and chord memory functions are easily accessible to generate even more creative possibilities.
JUNO-D players can add vocals to their performances using the built-in mic input and professional effects, including compression, EQ, reverb, and noise suppression. Auto pitch and vocoder effects are also available to add the modern colors heard in current pop music.
The integrated audio/MIDI USB-C interface provides class-compliant support for a driverless connection to mobile devices and computers. Users can create and perform with their favorite music production software and infuse livestreams and music videos with pristine direct sound.
Each JUNO-D model has balanced stereo audio outputs to connect with studio speakers, a stage amp, or a house PA, plus a headphone jack for quiet practice and developing musical ideas. It’s also possible to play backing tracks and songs through the JUNO-D system from a smartphone or computer via USB-C or a flash drive connected to the dedicated USB memory port.
Availability & Pricing The Roland JUNO-D6, JUNO-D7, and JUNO-D8 are now available in the U.S. for $899.99, $1,149.99, and $1,299.99 respectively.
"Wonderful analog Groovebox/Drum Machine/Sequencer/etc/etc from 1982. The later CX2 would replace the sounds with digital samples, but this is the earlier, fully analog model - and you can hear it! Deep, warm, rich and powerful tones - that's how I would describe it! Check the video or YouTube for a demonstration - there are some pretty good examples on there. This thing really grooves effortlessly. There is a fully-programmable sequencer inside too, as well as the in-build rhythms. A 'Super Sequence' mode can be used during playing which runs through all of the stored sequences (which could be up to 512 bars) lasting possibly 20-30 minutes."
The Dramatosphere sound set comes with 62 Iridium patches perfect for adding depth, Drama and dynamic movement to any project that requires a high quality sound set, such as commercial and creative music productions, film scores, television series, game design and radio.
Filled with an array of characteristic & textured patches ranging from futuristic, otherworldly and dystopian soundscapes, to haunting, heavenly and surreal atmospheres, Plus a vast selection of other vital elements to help embellish your productions.
This sound set covers a variety of categories such as evolving drones, Retro and glitched synths, Cinematic textures, Evocative basslines, Arpeggios, Sequences, Synthesised vox, Synthesised drum loops, and Sound FX.
Exploring deep into the rich architecture of the Iridium and Quantum synthesizers- the Dramatosphere sound set takes full advantage of all the available oscillator modes: Wavetable, Waveform, Particle, Resonator, Kernels and the onboard text-to-speech synthesis.
Dramatosphere is the perfect sound set companion with everything needed to add texture and create an atmosphere within your projects.
*All patches are usable with all Iridium and Quantum model synthesizers.
*Samples used are native to the Iridium Keyboard onboard sample collection.
Patch [1021] ‘Granuchoir’ uses the sample; ‘Nave 011/ Nave Tutorial Samples-003’ which was created by Kris Amphlett (Dark Window Recs) exclusively for Waldorf Music and is provided as part of the ‘Dramatosphere’ sound set."
Inventor and sound artist Rich Bernett, creator of the original Cassettone synthesizer, is excited to announce the development of the Cassettone Two—an upgraded, feature-packed evolution of the original cassette synth that gained a loyal following of DIY builders and experimental musicians around the globe.
The Cassettone Two is Bernett’s next step in redefining how cassette tapes can be manipulated into unique musical instruments. The original Cassettone, a keyboard that plays cassette loops, sparked excitement in the music-making and DIY communities, receiving widespread attention across YouTube, Instagram, and music blogs.
With its quirky design and DIY appeal, makers all over the world began building their own versions, and workshops and even social media communities sprung up around it. Now, with the introduction of the Cassettone Two, Bernett is ready to push the boundaries further.
A New Chapter for the Cassettone Synth
The Cassettone Two builds upon the foundation of the original with exciting new features designed to give musicians and builders more creative control. The most notable upgrade? Two cassette players, each with independent pitch control, that can be blended for a richer, more versatile sound. This marks a major leap forward from the original single cassette model, allowing users to create complex, layered tones.
“I wanted to address some of the challenges builders faced with the first version. With the Cassettone Two, there’s no need to hack into old cassette players anymore, which should eliminate the parts most prone to failure,” says Bernett.
Tailored for Makers and Musicians Alike
Bernett, who operates online under the name The Sound of Machines, has learned from the overwhelming interest in the first Cassettone and is implementing a rollout strategy that caters to both makers and musicians. For those who enjoy building, there will be DIY kits that include all necessary components (minus the tools). For musicians who prefer to skip the assembly, Rich plans to have a small-batch of pre-built units that will be available for purchase.
Additionally, Bernett plans to offer virtual and in-person workshops and detailed tutorials to guide makers through the building process, ensuring that anyone can successfully bring their own Cassettone Two to life.
More Features on the Horizon
While the base model of the Cassettone Two is set to feature two cassettes with pitch control, Bernett is already planning an XL model with reverse play, stereo outputs, and a brand-new “drone” mode, which he teases will be detailed in future announcements.
“Based on the popularity and community engagement with the first Cassettone, I’m aiming for a much more structured rollout this time. Whether you're a musician who wants a one-of-a-kind sound source or a maker who enjoys the build process, there will be an option for you,” says Bernett.
Limited Availability for Early Runs
Due to the anticipated demand, initial batches of the Cassettone Two will be limited. To ensure you don’t miss out, Rich Bernett encourages fans and makers to join The Sound of Machines Patreon, where he’s offering behind-the-scenes updates, production insights, and priority access to the first run of the Cassettone Two.
Subscribers will not only be the first to know when new units are available, but they'll also gain access to audio samples, exclusive tutorials, and detailed guides on building other experimental instruments from Bernett’s collection.
Join the Journey
Bernett’s journey with the Cassettone has been shaped by the creativity of the community around it, and he’s eager to see where musicians and makers will take the Cassettone Two.
To stay updated on production progress and get priority access to the first batch, join Bernett’s Patreon at Patreon.com/TheSoundofMachines and follow along on Instagram at instagram.com/thesoundofmachines.
About Rich Bernett
Rich Bernett is a sound artist and inventor best known for his boutique experimental musical instruments. Through his “The Sound of Machines” YouTube channel, Bernett shares his deep love of DIY instrument building and recording techniques, with videos that serve as tutorials for creating unique instruments from scratch. His Instagram presence, which continues to grow rapidly, has become a go-to repository for bizarre sound experiments, attracting the attention of both DIY enthusiasts and top-tier professionals in the music industry. With a dedicated community of builders and musicians behind him, Bernett continues to push the boundaries of sound design.
"Hello my friends, today we have the task of using all 4 synth parts on the Roland Jupiter-X to create the biggest sound possible starting from an initialized scene and 4 classic synth models: Jupiter-8, Juno-106, JX-8P, and SH-101.
Of course this might not be the biggest synth sound possible on the Jupiter-X considering we could stack 4 Jupiter-X model synths (that sounds like an insane persons idea that I will definitely try next time and will surely be a way bigger sounding combo that what we are doing today but its too late for that now) but it will be more diverse and interesting and show off a lot of the range that this synth has to offer. We're gonna stick to synth sounds today so no RD pianos or legacy samples.
Chapters:
0:00 - intro
0:26 - creating sounds on the Jupiter-8
2:08 - creating sounds on the Juno-106
4:00 - creating sounds on the JX-8P
6:04 - creating sounds on the SH-101
7:43 - stacking everything together
8:40 - adding in effects
9:18 - the final sound: everything all together with effects
10:30 - outro (with drums!)"
"Courses, presets, samples and more at https://davemech.live/shop
Since I bought a white Perkons, I temporary have two Perkons in the studio before selling the blue one to a new happy owner. So I thought I'd make use of that situation and record a raw dual Perkons Jam. And I'll be damned, It's actually really fun to dual wield these! Enjoy this 160 bpm raw live performance.
Gear used:
2x Perkons
OTO BAM
Dreadbox Raindrops
PlayDifferently Model 1.4
OTO boum + Doctron IMC (from main out of mixer)
Slight post processing with iZotope Ozone"
"This unique Yamaha synthesizer is engineered to authentically recreate the sounds of real instruments without using samples, delivering remarkably natural and accurate tones. This is achieved through Yamaha's proprietary Digital Signal Processing technology, a sophisticated method developed by Yamaha's expert technicians and engineers. This technology creates sounds based on a mathematical model of how instruments produce sound in real life.
Unlike the traditional Sample & Synthesis (S&S) approach, the VL1 generates sound using an internal model of each instrument. This comprehensive model captures the entire behavior of the instrument, enabling the VL1 to produce realistic transitions between notes, not just the notes themselves. The result is an impressively faithful reproduction of real instruments, making the synthetic sounds of an S&S synth seem almost comical by comparison.
The VL1's controls are specifically designed to enhance the "live instrument" experience, with unique effects tailored to whether a wind, string, or analog synth sound is being recreated. For example, when emulating a brass instrument, the modulation wheel alters the virtual embouchure, producing specific tonalities that would typically require a genuine instrument.
This synthesizer is in very good condition, has been well-maintained over the years, and is fully functional. It includes an expanded sound library with discs VLD-01, VLD-02, VLD-03, VLD-04, VLD-06, VLD-07, and a power cable."
"The Reface YC (2015) provides five classic organ sounds, plus rotary speaker, distortion and reverb effects, in a small package with mini keys. Flagship of the unit is the Hammond model, while four transistor combo organ models (Vox, Farfisa, Acetone and Yamaha) complete the sound palette. Harmonic percussion overtones of variable length and pitch can be added, as well as vibrato and chorus. I also used the percussion, the lowest three drawbars, and a dash of reverb to construct a gritty snare drum sound. Extra drums are from Samples From Mars vinyl kits and Logic Pro's own drum kit.
"I got recently a 2nd hand Model:Samples and really enjoy it.
For this track, I was deeply inspired by one of my favorite artist : 'The Toxic Avenger' and especially his latest track 'Acid Machine'. I especially loved its bassline.
Again i only used the provided sounds but played extensively with the sequencer, the conditional trigs and the lfo.
I hope you will enjoy it as much as I did composing it !"
DVRST - Close Eyes (Elektron Model:Samples instrumental cover)
"Despite its 64 steps limit, you are not stuck with 4 bars by adjusting the "duration" of each step a little bit like the Roland J-6 sequencer. And with the conditional trigs, you can easily program variations in a single pattern.