MATRIXSYNTH

Saturday, April 12, 2008

MC202 does Boards of Canada

YouTube via nibkey
"Well no one really knows what they use but here's my little 202 doing a (very) passable impression of one of their signature tones. No fx AFAIK, maybe a touch of reverb, not sure. Sorry for the sound quality, that MC has a nasty resonance!

And yes, my playing sucks and the sequence hasn't been edited to play properly, I know but this is just a proof of concept, not a performance. If you're lucky you can make out the settings to copy them!"

OX2

YouTube via ThomashAcid. via Nusonica.
"Roland D50, JP8000, Eminent 310, Minipops7, Smallstone"

CASIO MT-55 by S-CAT

YouTube via PHONICPOTION. "CIRCUIT BENT with 7 MODIFICATIONS"

Elektron's Computer sound

YouTube via lasercicalone
"I'm trying to reproduce some kind of computer's sound with my Elektron's gears in a short demo."

Realistic Concertmate MG-1 Service Manual

via this auction

Realistic Concertmate MG-1 Owners Manual

via this auction

Roland D-50 Set-Ups

via this auction

"Quick Step-by-Step reference to operating your synthesizer. 32 pages."

MOOG Liberation

via this auction
"The Liberation is a 2-VCO monophonic synth with a polyphonic section that can play simple organ-type sounds. Its keyboard is aftertouch-sensitive and on its neck it has control wheels for filter cutoff (spring loaded), modulation and volume, as well as a pitch ribbon. VCO1 is switchable between triangle, sawtooth, and pulse wave. VCO2 has triangle, sawtooth, and square waves and can be synced to VCO1. Both oscillators can be switched over a 3-octave range.

However, VCO2's range is an octave higher than VCO1's. The Liberation has a single VCF and 2 ADS envelopes: one for the VCF and one for the VCA. There is a 40-foot cable that connects the Liberation to its rackmounted other half which houses its power supply and cv/trigger output sockets."