"Moog One 8 Voice in excellent condition. Tested and confirmed to fully function. Includes original box, power supply and additional materials(see photos)"
"Korg M1 EX in excellent condition. Tested and confirmed to fully function, this unit has had it's screen replaced with a LCD w/ Blue LED backlight. The M1 EX added additional PCM waveforms to the M1, this keyboard has the stock M1Ex patches installed but we can flash the original M1 patches upon purchase if those are preferred."
"Shimmer Verb is a brand new reverb effect in 3rd Wave OS 2.0. Check out some of the sounds it's capable of in this demo performed by Christian Frentzen.
The idea behind a shimmer effect isn't new, but the way we've built ours gives you a lot of freedom to create and control inside the synthesizer. Most importantly, it sounds great without harshness or the need to EQ.
This Shimmer will give you the ability to shift the pitch in fractions of a semitone across a full two-octave range, from one octave down to one octave up, which means you're not limited to complete octave or semitone shifts. Dial in something in between, and you'll land on intervals that most shimmer effects can't reach, from lush and consonant to genuinely dissonant and unsettled, depending on where you land and how you play into it.
"I made a cover of #8, also known as 'Blur,' by Aphex Twin, from the iconic album Selected Ambient Works Volume II (Warp Records 1994)
One of the darkest and most hypnotic tracks on the album, Blur has a unique atmosphere that I tried to reinterpret using a small setup of 3 hardware instruments.
I recorded the entire performance in a single take, using:
• Sequential Prophet Rev2 for the main synth parts (with Valhalla Vintageverb reverb)
• Elektron Syntakt for the drums and rhythmic elements (no samples)
• Teenage Engineering OP-1 Field for the string sound
A special thanks to my friend Lorri for lending me his OP-1 Field for this performance.
"Storm Summoner ( https://http://stormsummoner.com/ ) grants full access to effects pedals, enabling real-time control and tweaking with its multitude of sensors and inputs. Thanks to a huge database of pedals, setting it up is quick and easy. There's also an event handling system here that can be exploited musically in several ways.
00:00 demo
00:15 hi, what's this? / disclaimers
01:00 the general idea
01:52 hardware overview
02:42 scenes, settings and user experience
03:39 demo: controlling reverb mix with the circular touch pad
04:22 managing, changing, storing and sending settings per scene
05:15 proximity sensor
06:00 tilt sensor (and examplary setup process on device)
07:53 shake sensor
08:11 ambient light sensor
08:53 actions and streams
10:22 important considerations
10:49 expression pedal input
11:36 event handling (flagging system)
14:20 conclusion
"This very good condition QY700 is an excellent sequencer that can still get the job done. It's certainly different than an MPC or other arranger device, but it's got some built in sounds that still kick some serious butt."
"Really haven't done much recently. Sorry... guess I'm just busy with life. My whole studio was torn apart and now I'm just trying to make it nicer. Working on my book. Doing summer stuff...
Used small amount of NI Raum for reverb, otherwise just internal FX for the RS7000.
Sadly, the drums seem mixed a bit loud, but since it was recorded L/R in one go, I can't separate them and I'm just not motivated to redo it right now."
"An electronica piece featuring piano and lingering electronic textures.
This piece was created with the wavestate, norns shield, and CP-88.
On the wavestate, synth pads are performed. The output is processed through the MOOD MKII with delay while micro loops are layered over the sound.
On the CP-88, piano is performed with a deep amount of its built-in reverb.
On the norns shield, a recorded piano phrase is processed granularly using graintopia. The output is then processed through LOST+FOUND with delay and reverb."
"This time, I'm keeping the same setup as my previous jam... [below] with one new member joining the party: the Moog Minitaur. 🎸
But the real star of this experiment is probably the Squarp Hapax.
I've been pushing its sequencing capabilities a little further this time, using a combination of its MIDI effects, automation and LFO modulation to make the different parts evolve throughout the performance.
I'm using several of the Hapax MIDI effects, including Euclid, Harmony, Random and Swing, as well as LFOs to continuously modulate MIDI parameters (using CC).
And I also wanted to explore the FILL feature a bit further.
For example, I use a Fill to create a drum break, while simultaneously triggering an LFO that sends CC messages to the TR-6S, increasing the level of its internal reverb during the break.
So the Hapax isn't simply telling the synths which notes to play anymore... it's also changing their behaviour while the music is happening. Quite a lot is happening behind the scenes, even if hopefully it doesn't sound like a Hapax having a nervous breakdown. 😄
The performance was recorded in a single take. I mixed and mastered the individual tracks afterwards in Ableton Live, but the actual performance wasn't edited or fixed."
176▶️ 808 (Waldorf Protein // Roland JU06A // TR 6S // Moog DFAM // Squarp Hapax)
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"With its controller, and exceedingly rare cartridges, this Prophet VS is a very clean example of a pretty hard to come by synthesizer. It was recently given a clean bill of health by one of our in house techs, and it sounds excellent."
"This very good condition TR909 is the real deal. It's got hundreds of genres under it's belt, and it can't wait to be a staple in your signature sound. It's working well and it's sounding great."
