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Roland CMU-800R

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MOOG Little Phatty Tribute Edition

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Steiner Parker analog synthesizer module

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"This is an old (1970s) STEINER PARKER synthesizer module. I have seen them used in guitar synthesis back in the 70s, but they could be used for any modular synthesizer purpose. They have 1/8" mini jacks, like ARP or DOEPFER synths but easy to adapt to 1/4" etc. Simple but powerful features.Oscillator, Filter, Envelope Gen, LFO included. There is a 6-way CinchJones jack on it - but I do not know why, as we have no manual for this. It has not been tested. PLEASE read the rest here... It has an AC cord, two prong plug, attached. Check our other auctions for cool stuff - and a SECOND module just like this one!"

Siel DK-70

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MOOG Minimoog 1974

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"VINTAGE Moog minimoog S/N 6428 Dec 1974"

Oberheim Modular Synthesizer SEM with SUB-OSCs

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"module is mounted in a 5RU 19" rack case and contains an internal power supply with an IEC AC connector on the rear panel. Each unit has a custom 1/4" patch panel on the right side that brings out the patch points of the SEM signal flow. This allows you to use the synthesizer in a more modular fashion. The patch panel also contains 8vb and 16vb suboscillator circuitry for each oscillator, each with a volume pot for the suboscillator level. There is also a mixer on each panel as well as a 3-jack mult for modular patching. See photos of the panel for full detail. The customs panels are ENGRAVED (not silkscreened) with each function's name in silver. The custom panels use Cosmo knobs for the pots, the same knobs as found on the iconic Moog synthesizers. These modules will interface nicely with a Moog modular system or even the newer Moog Music products that have patch points available. Of course they will also work with any analog modular synthesizer -- new or old -- provided you can get the patch cables to 1/4". There is no MIDI on any of the modules, but of course you can use any suitable MIDI to CV converter if you want to use the modules that way."

GrooveStep Teaser

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"Teaser video for the GrooveStep Digital Music Studio for the Nintendo DS. Visit www.groovestep.com for more information."

GrooveStep is preloaded with hundreds of sounds and also gives the user the ability to mix existing sounds to create new ones.

Create rich layered grooves with 16 tracks, perfect for Hip-Hop, Techno and other electronic styles.

Song Features:
16 tracks with up to 2 samples per track
Tempo: 30-300 BPM

Pattern Editor features:
Variable pattern length: 1-64 steps
Variable pattern playback speeds: 1x, 2x, 4x

Platform: Nintendo DS
Release Date: TBA"

Optiganally Yours - Mr. Wilson

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"song by Optiganally Yours video directed by Dave Sheridan"

That's No Trumpet. That's Nyle Steiner.

"Chances are you've never heard of Nyle Steiner. But you've heard him.

He's some of the ominous drones of 'Apocalypse Now.' He's the peppy melody of the "Knotts Landing" theme.

Steiner is a humble trumpeter and self-taught engineer who invented the horn and clarinet players' version of a synthesizer.

And he's a Fresh Look on Life scheduled to air on Two News at 10 Sunday, April 6." You can find the full article on KUTV. via Rod-MPS.
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