Daphne´s "new" Korg Mono/Poly

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rack view

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Sherman Filterbank
Akai MFC42 Filter
Waldorf Micro Q
Waldorf Pulse
Novation DrumStation

CDM Gear Giveaway

Title link takes you there.
The list:
-Akai MPC500 mobile music workstation
-Ableton Live 6 music production software
-Alesis ControlPad drum pad controller
-Glyph GT 050Q 250GB eSATA/USB/FW400/FW800 hard drive
-Moog Music Moogerfooger FreqBox VCO effects box
-Native Instruments Absynth 4 soft synth
-Native Instruments Elektrik Piano soft synth
-Numark Total Control DJ control surface
-PreSonus FaderPort

Roland System 100 Korg Mono/Poly Jam

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KORG MS10

Title link takes you to shots via this auction.

Yamaha Service Manuals

Title link takes you to shots pulled via these auction. Note there are quite a few more manuals listed in the auction. I just grabbed the keyboard shots. Yamaha SY-1 and CS01 "Combo Synthesizer" pictured. Note how Yamaha goes back and forth between the use of the "-" between alphanumeric characters.

Roland Juno-60

Title link takes you to shots via this auction. There are some really nice shots in the set.

Details
"-Possibly the best and most recognizable chorus processor ever -Arpeggiator controls - 6 voice polyphony -Oscillators (DCO): saw, pulse with PWM, square, sub-oscillator and white noise - Unison mode -High-pass filter -ADSR envelope for VCA/VCF, envelope and gate modes -LFO (triangle, 0.1-30 Hz) with adjustable delay; can control VCF, DCO pitch and PWM, VCA -56 user patch memory locations -Patch data loading/saving from/to tape -DCB interface -Bender -Octave transposing"

PAiA Gnome

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That's a little gnome alright.

Jupiter-8 Demo - Arpeggiator Madness

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miJam Minis

I skipped posting this the first time I heard about these as I dismissed them as silly toys you hook up to your mp3 player to play along with, but then it occurred to me, why limit it to that. You could technically run anything through these and play them as preset instruments; you might even be able to play them directly. Might also make for some good circuit bending if they are too drab out of the box.

"Each mi Jam Mini can be played using headphones or with external speakers.

The mi Jam Mini Drumpad has icons for snare drums, bass drum, tom tom and cymbals In standalone mode you can just turn it on, plug in your headphones or external speaker, activate the built-in rhythm, set the tempo and volume and tap away at the icons with your fingertips to create your own sound. Or plug in your music device and play along with your favorite music…either way ..its your music ..your way.

The mi Jam Mini Keyz is a miniature keyboard with key icons. It can also be played as a standalone keyboard or with a music device. Just turn it on, select the built rhythm, tempo and volume and tap the keys to create your masterpiece. Or plug in your music device and play along with that.

The mi Jam Mini Guitar is a mini guitar which plays riffs and chords. Each sound is built-in and like the other mi Jam Minis. The guitar can be played standalone or with a music device. The mi Jam Mini Guitar is played by placing a finger on the mini fret board and then strumming the strum bar to produce a sound…the strum bar works in two directions and can play a chord or a riff.

Last but not least is the mi Jam Mini Mixer. This is a super DJ mixer right in your pocket with a range of built in sound effects. Just like the other mi Jam Minis, the Mixer can be played on its own or with a music device and with headphones or external speakers. The mi Jam Mini Mixer is played by switching it one, selecting the effects and the scratching the two discs in either direction with your thumbs or fingertips."

Title link takes you there. Via CDM where you will find more thoughts.