Studio Electronics MIDIMOOG

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As always, be careful with auctions. Be sure to read the details in full.

Yamaha SK15

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Details:
"It was manufactured in 1979, hard to believe when you see the synth, it looks almost new. This synth has 3 sections : string synth, organ and polyphonic synth. The strings are very close and in some ways better than the Solina (i compared them side by side when i had the Solina) [not me, the seller] The organ sounds great and has drawbars so you can dial in many organ sounds. The Polyphonic synth section, while very basic, sounds great and unmistakably vintage. The best feature of this synth is that all these sounds are stackable, creating nice unique texture. This is also helped by the fact that the effects section sounds amazing : it has vibrato, tremolo and an "ensemble" type chorus similar to the Solina. The vibrato actually slows down and speeds up to create a leslie-type effect. This synth is a good way to get the 'typical string sound of the 70s and beyond (from Pink Floyd to the Cure to Sigor Ros), it's built really well, better than most other string synths, making a good long-term investment."

MOOG Minimoog Voyager

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Alesis Andromeda A6

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Sequential Circuits Prophet-5

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MMM

Mattson Mini Modular.

Touché coulé

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Analog Solutions Vostok

New Synthesis Coming in KORG OASYS OS 1.3 Update?

Saw this one on sequencer.de:

"MOD-7 Waveshaping VPM Synthesizer
New EXi MOD-7 Waveshaping VPM Synthesizer with „classical” synthesis procedure, whose flexibility was increased here in the almost immeasurable. A demo version is contained in system V1.3."

sequencer.de states: "it does not look like 6 OP FM or something since Korg never did complex FM, but possibly something new or different since they tell us it is 'unbeliavable and unlimited'.

As of this post there is only mention of the 1.2 OS on the OASYS site.

If you know more, feel free to comment.

Update via the comments:
"More info here [Look for "Tour the OASYS Virtual Interface – Now includes the new MOD-7!!" and "New Operating System"]

And sounds here, at the bottom of the page [second to last section]

Highway 43

YouTube via JimGordon5. "43-note-per-octave music by Jim Gordon"

The Devil Went Down to Jupiter

Remember this vid? Here's the mp3 with lyrics. Listen to the words on this one. : ) Via Dave.
Update: you can find the lyrics here.