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Wednesday, October 14, 2009

KORG DS10 Maiking heavy sound


YouTube via yamato10gallon
"ds10plus bought. However, please be a little more.
This is, DS10 is made."

escape (sega + particle/generative synthesis)


YouTube via BrianWilliamGreen. processed in tiction.
"info, http://www.seeyouinsleep.co..."

The many faces of TX81Z


YouTube via vinyljunkie07
"2 examples of the Yamaha TX81Z doing what it's known for best...90's sounding house and techno thanks to some Lately Bass ;-) On the DX-100 and others this is more comenly known as "Solid Bass" and sounds a little different...Solid Bass patch from the DX-100 was used on Orbital's Chime to name some...Lately Bass was used on pretty much everything and even Madona used it"

WTF Machine


YouTube via stylinghead. "eally,WTF?"

OCTAVARIUM KEYBOARD SOLO (DREAM THEATER )


YouTube via Space4Keys. KORG M3.
"S4K Continuum Pads DEMO (COMING SOON): OCTAVARIUM KEYBOARD INTRO (DREAM THEATER)

Performed by LEONARDO

www.space4keys.com"

Kegel - Creodonta Vs Folktek Arts (version 3)


YouTube via arthurpainter. Folktek on Ebay
"Another live improv utilizing my Folktek Drumscape, Pluton X , and Waveshape Repeater. A Boomerang Looper and an Alesis Bitrman were also involved in this chaotic Saga. Live, earplugs were required... many thanks to Karl at Main Drag Music in Brooklyn for his generosity and concern."

Egyptian Lover "Egypt Egypt" TR-808 Zap "Hi Q" Blip Sound


YouTube via intromix
"What most don't know about the original TR-808, aside from it's original voices (sounds) there is a "pulse" sound that you can hear when plugging a cable from the ACcent trigger out, it generates a metallic "zap" sound very similar to a Hi Q (sound from the Roland R-8) This sound was used in "Egypt Egypt" and "Funkbox" from Masterdon. THIS IS HOW THE SOUND IS DONE!!!!"

Multivox MX-150 Baskey II Analog Bass Synth

via this auction

"Modified Baskey II MX-150 Multivox Analog bass synth moog Taurus. This item is a Multivox MX-150 analog bass synthesizer, it is similar to the Moog Taurus but with less control. We have upgraded all the footswitches to heavy duty components, and replaced all the knobs. The filter circuit has been modified to expand the cutoff frequency range (call expand on the MX-150)."



Roland GR-33B Vintage Analog Bass Synthesizer

via this auction where you'll find more pics and demos while up.

Features of the GR-33B:
* 4-voice polyphony
* 2 oscillators per voice with independent waveforms
* VCOs are directly harmonically locked to each string, but can be tuned separately
* 2 Presets for Envelope Generator with Attack and Decay Control
* Selectable -12 dB or -24 dB VCF with Envelope Modulation
* VCA Controlled by Dynamics or Envelope Generator
* Envelope Triggered Low Frequency Oscillator with Delay, for Vibrato Effects
* Built-in foot switches control the VCO harmonize pitch (detuning of the VCO's), with latch and unlatch modes
* Built-in foot switch controls the VCF mode (on, bypass, or inverted)
* Pedal control input for the VCF
* String Select Feature in Individually Engage/Disengage Synth Sound per String
* The GR-33B can output either the guitar, the synth, or a mix of the two
* Synchronized, flashing LED status indicators
* All-Analog Construction"








Kurzweil 250 RMX



via this auction

"Kurzweil 250 RMX, 6U rack version of the K250 keyboard, with all four soundblocks. This is the classic instrument developed for Stevie Wonder and used by all the top film composers through the '80s and '90s, for example the Lethal Weapons series. I believe Paul Shaffer still plays the keyboard version on the David Letterman show, but if not he did for years. The K250 was originally $20,000 by the time you added all the options (which this has). When they came out with the RMX, it was one of the first rack versions of a keyboard nobody wanted to carry around... The audio quality is just impeccable, with XLR transformer balanced outs, a very high internal sample rate, and a massive power supply inside - I'd estimate the weight of the unit to be 50 pounds. Kurzweil later released some of the K250 sounds in the 1000 PX series, but the 250 has all of them and sounds considerably bigger."
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