keybdwizrd - Korg Micro X Demos

keybdwizrd - Korg Micro X Demo #1 (Programs)


keybdwizrd - Korg Micro X Demo #2 (Combinations)


keybdwizrd - Korg Micro X Demo #3 (Combinations)

YouTubes via keybdwizrd.

"Some favorite programs on the Korg Micro X synthesizer"

CIRCUIT BENT TR-707

YouTube via weatherkop.

"TR-707 CTIRCUIT BENT BY ME, MY FIRST BEND. 48 BOLT PATCHBAY. REWIRED 4 FUCKING TIMES TO MAKE THE CONNECTIONS PERFECT. SORRY FOR SHITTY SOUND QUALITY RECORDING. WILL BE USING QUICK CAPTURE SOON WHEN I GET THE NECESSARY EQUIPMENT."

Sequential Circuits Prophet VS Synth

Sequential Circuits Prophet VS Synth (part1)
YouTube via retrosound72

Sequential Circuits Prophet VS Synth (part2)
YouTube via retrosound72

Sent my way via Mr. Array.

"The great SCI Prophet VS by RetroSound."

JoMoX SunSyn sequenced by Schritty, 999 slaved to Schritty

YouTube via shagghie. "Short take of some ghosts playing our synths while we take a break and marvel at the nutty sounds coming out of them..."

Synth Pron (synful s_e_xbase)

YouTube via shagghie. "this did not really happen in real life. what you are about to watch was only a dream. warning: contents may be habit-forming."

JoMoX 999 Sequences the SunSyn (gear pron vid)

YouTube via shagghie. "Dingo brings the 999 over and plops it next to my sunsyn and jams a midi cable into its arse and starts sequencing it from the 999. I hit record."

03IM000508

flickr by sduck409. Title link takes you to more shots of the Modular. More MOTM, Blace, PAiA and Milton after the hop.

Reminded me of Moogy.

"This little cat was a real spark plug when we got him back in January of 2006. He would jump up and into anything."

The Rogue

flickr by Squid Ink.

Title link takes you to more.

Metasonix TM-7 Audio Demos

Title link takes you to the thread on electro-music.com while it is up. You'll find details for each sample by zerosum. In case the thread disappears over time, you can also try this link.

ARP 2500 Synthesizer Demos

ARP 2500 Synthesizer Demo 1


ARP 2500 Synthesizer Demo 2

YouTubes via 123synthland.
"As vintage synth dealers we get to play with a lot of fun toys most people never see. Here's a patch we quickly set up on an ARP 2500 while preparing it for sale. This was inspired by the Giorgio Moroder / Donna Summer "I Feel Love" bassline. Yeah, we could have synced up another sequencer to automatically transpose the pattern, but ya get what ya pay for, ok?! ;) To the usual critics - this was not made to impress you, it was quickly thrown together to give people an idea of a small fraction of sounds someone with an understanding of programming can get out of the ARP. We also feel it's important to point out that it's not the modular synth that makes the sound - it's the person who programs it. So your results may vary. One of these days we're going to show you the kinds of sounds you can get out of a "lowly" Paia when you know what you're doing. ;) Email us anytime at minime123@onebox.com
Enjoy!
Mini"