Title link takes you to shots via this auction. Sequential Circtuits minus keys. via Stephen. Note it was "Modded by Phil, a Sequential Circuits Employee, while Sequential Circuits was still in business, prior to the firesale, in his garage, with the sledge hammer."
"This page is about electronic drums. Here you will find detailed information on how to build an electronic Trigger to MIDI Converter module, based on PIC Microcontroller, and how to build the triggers. This project has been developed for many years now, and it is constantly improving. You can expect professional results form your eDrum module. Let's start with the..."
Title link takes you there. Sent my way via Robert via MAKE.
YouTube via shaft9000. Sent my way via Mr. Array. "Here is a basic sound comparison between two incredible synthesizers. They are the two top analog monophonic keyboards on the mass market today...so rather than competing for your adulation, it is best to appreciate what they do differently. You NEED them both!"
I just saw this posted on Synthwire by Inverseroom. He has a number of items up for auction. - circuit bent stuff and some modules.
Pictured is a bent Yamaha VSS-30.
"The VSS-30 was probably the ultimate in mini lofi samplers, and this one is in pretty good shape, a little dusty perhaps. I have added a series of buttons and switches that have various effects on the sound. The red buttons affect the sampled sound (listen to the samples below) and the switches affect the preset sounds and arpeggiations (also hear samples). The switches are labeled with the effect each has on the sounds--don't turn your headphones up too high, some of them are rather harsh (you can guess which ones). The "glitch" switch is unpredictable, and in the sound sample causes the song to stutter and eventually double in tempo."
"Panels are plexi glass that was laying around at work. Alittle photoshop magic printed to glossy cardstock at work(boy its nice to work in a print shop) Sparay glued voila." Title link takes you to more.
YouTube via Newueel. "The MG output is connected to TRIG IN to create an endless loop (so we don't need the keyboard anymore for triggering the envelopes). The other MG output is used to clock the SAMPLE & HOLD to generate the random space bleeps. Both VCO's and the NOISE GENERATOR are used to create the sounds. The amount of noise from the noise generator is controlled by the control wheel (using the VCA and EXT SIGNAL IN). Additionaly an (external) delay is used to sound even better.
Wanna try for yourself? Check out the patch settings below!
Title link takes you to shots via this auction. Sequential Circtuits minus keys. via Stephen. Note it was "Modded by Phil, a Sequential Circuits Employee, while Sequential Circuits was still in business, prior to the firesale, in his garage, with the sledge hammer."
Title link takes you to shots via this auction. Second one in under a week.
"This page is about electronic drums. Here you will find detailed information on how to build an electronic Trigger to MIDI Converter module, based on PIC Microcontroller, and how to build the triggers. This project has been developed for many years now, and it is constantly improving. You can expect professional results form your eDrum module. Let's start with the..."
I just saw this posted on Synthwire by Inverseroom. He has a number of items up for auction. - circuit bent stuff and some modules. 
via Wild Zebra on electro-music.com.
