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Korg Micro Sampler

flickr set by Audio News Romania
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Korg monopoly arpeggio

YouTube via f...ingharpsichord. "korg monopoly krazy allures"

YouTube via NetPierreTV
"NetPierre live (no edits) trying out my latest setup. Roland R8 controls the tempo TB303 synced by a Doepfer MSY2. Machinedrum, Doepfer A100 system and Korg Elecribe EA1 - Captured Live on Ustream at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/NetPierre."

DCAM Synth Squad Quicktip 10 - Keep Amber's Voices pegged to 1

YouTube via FXpansion. Paraphonic voice allocation.
"Why does amber play multiple notes when the Voices parameter is set to 1? Here we explain why."

DCAM Synth Squad Quicktip 09 - Drive stages

Vanderson plays: Klaus Schulze - Macksy (1985)

YouTube via grooveproject. Roland grooveboxes and Yamaha AN1X.
"its cover version for the obscure but my favourite and very good Klaus Schulze song Macksy...
I record this track with some key changings in comparison in original...

Sorry again for my cam delays between audio and video..."

Synthmusic with different analogue Synthesizer like Berlin school

YouTube via Synthiefrau
"Hi I am Christa, a housewife from germany. In my freetime a spent the time and play with my beautifull instruments. It`s much better than look TV soaps and all the shit...
I can`t play very well Synthesizer but I have so much fun with this intruments. Electronic forever!!!
Synths forever!!!"

Me playing the Eigenharp on the Plinth

YouTube via davek4981
"Me playing the eigenharp on the last saturday of performances on the plinth in Trafalgar Square - yes you guessed it the 1-2am shift, drunken rowdy crowd cheering me on! ha"

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YouTube via djwidow420. "circuit bent synth and sequencer"

Max for Live overview (ableton & Cycling'74)

YouTube via akihikotube
"Max For Live (ableton & Cycling'74)"

DrumDrops: Drum Loop Samples before there were Samplers

Ad from 1978

"Before the idea of drum machines and sampling CDs came along, there had probably been a few attempts at providing a relatively low-tech/low-cost way to get some solid beats into the hands of musicians. The Powerhouse 8-Track Rhythm Unit was one that I blogged about recently, but DrumDrops was probably the lowest priced alternative to hiring a live drummer at the time. In 1978 a record album full of live drum tracks could be yours for a measly $9.95 US, the equivalent to $27.71 US today."

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