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Sunday, January 04, 2009

KORG DVP-1



via this auction

"This early-80's vocoder/harmonizer has a unique set of sounds and features. Most vocoders do only one thing, but the DVP works as a harmonizer, a pitch shifter, or a MIDI synth. The pitch shifter has a huge range and can be controlled by MIDI, so it works like an early pitch correcter. You can sequence the melody of your vocal tracks! The built-in programmable synth has a whole set of vocal and choral sounds that are useful for pads, leads, or weird bass lines with vocal qualities. The vocoder itself is unique because it is permanently chained to the internal synth, unlike other vocoders that allow a separate carrier input. This vocoder requires a MIDI signal to work. I used a keyboard MIDI controller, but the potential for controlling the vocoded signal with other MIDI devices is vast."

Some close-ups of the editable parameters:

KORG Radias

via this auction

Roland MKS-30 / PG-200 / M-64C

via this auction

"This is a link to the owners manual: http://www.synthdiy.com/files/2008/RolandMKS30-OwnersManual.pdf"

Korg M1

via this auction

"Apparently, the most popular synth ever (in terms of sales). Has been used on countless recordings, by basically anyone who played keyboards in the late 80's and early 90's. Essential in tejano, latin, and early house and techno music."

Anyone know if it was the most popular in terms or sales, or was it the Yamaha DX7, or other?

KORG VCF FK-1

via this auction

"Rare Filter from the 70's, Used in the MaxiKorg, MiniMorg 770 and the early MS Serie's. It has lowpass and highpass filtering and a footnctroller which works on some older Korg synthesizers to (PEDAL NOT INCLUDED)."

Casio CZ-101

via this auction

"They also had interchangeable cartridges which stored a variety of sounds, each of which could then be further modified and tweaked the the users liking. This auction includes one such cartridge. It is the "Mean Machine 2" cart and it has some pretty wicked sounds on it."

Note the connections are on the right side of the synth.



Saturday, January 03, 2009

stop_motion_synthesizers


YouTube via cretin4321
"671 still frames shot with Nikon D70. Sounds made with Roland Juno-60, TR-909, Omnichord, Yamaha CS-5, & hand made synth.
www.cliplead.com"

First Patch of the Year


via navs.modular.lab where you will find more.

"Another P3 driven track featuring four elements: VCO-2RM cross-modded and 'thwapped' by a VCS to a Model 13 LPG and gated by an A-143-1, AFG FM'd by an A-105, MMF-1 dual sine pinged & VC'd and some white noise sweeps.

Happy New Year to all!"

ems synthi & co.


YouTube via ipnoteca
"hello, here is an experiment with old and new gear.
all the sound you hear is made using an EMS SYNTHI, KORG MS 20,ROLAND SPACE ECHO except for the melody played by IPOD TOUCH with BLOOM apps.

hope you'll enjoy!!!

www.myspace.com/ipnoteca"

Leehamster - 020109 - R3 Synthesizer


YouTube via DisplayUntil050707. inside a KORG R3.
"Bedroom
23 Mill Court
- Leehamster
- Media Shutdown
WWW.MEDIASHUTDOWN.TK"
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