MATRIXSYNTH

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Sequence 04

YouTube via magneticstripper

"My DIY Synth / Drum Machine Project. Please forgive the image quality:)"

"Tiny tune made on the Nintendo Korg DS-10. Please visit http://korgds-10.blogspot.com for more about the Korg DS-10: songs, tutorials and music theory. Feel free to comment although I don't take criticism very well (just kidding)."

CWEJMAN D-LFO test PART 1

YouTube via gaufresderiz
"Ho testato il D-LFO Cwejman all'arrivo... è mostruoso!
Per aiutarmi ho usato pochi moduli, per mantenere più neutro possibile l'ascolto...
VCF Wiard Borg Filter Malekko
VCA Metasonix R-51
VCO TipTop Z3000
ADSR Doepfer A-140 + A-170
varie utility etc etc

Nella prima parte testo il semplice mono LFO, i due LFO in sync e non, i sync T e G...
Nella seconda parte testo RM e AM modulation e uso l'LFO2 come VCO..."

CWEJMAN D-LFO test PART 2

Vangelis tribute - To the unknown man

YouTube via mik300z
"Another of my Vangelis improvs. Nothing to do with the original vangelis track by the same name .Big use of the Cs80 brass sound from the ESQ1 [comes in at 1:18], hope you like it! My own composition , has a theme running through it, very scattered but hopefully his style with my awful piano skills lol"

Novation Supernova G

YouTube via Gtechture
"This is an original program made on the Supernova II keyboard. Make sure you have speakers than can play the low-end sounds well otherwise you wont be able to hear the bass notes."

OSCAR OXFORD SYNTHESIZER COMPANY

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Casio VL-Tone VL-5 Electronic Retro Keyboard Synth

via this auction

"Features include:
One key play
Auto-play
MS Memory, Barcode reader required (not included).
Manual Memory
10 preset sounds
8 Auto rhythms
4 Note polyphonic for chord playing.
equires 4 AA batteries
Dimensions: 33x320x86 mm"

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

70s OBERHEIM SQUENCER DS-2A

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"Up for sale is a piece of Tom Oberheim history! rarer than chicken lips!! Oberheim Digital Sequencer model DS-2A... Perfect for your SEM Two/Four/Eight Voice, MOOG, ARP synths! About 1975, Oberheim electronics introduced the DS-2a, a "Digital" sequencer capable of remembering one-hundred and fourty-four notes. Although it was only a monophonic device, the attraction to this type of sequencer was that notes could be entere in both "real time" or "step time" from the synthesizer keyboard. This was of great interest to composers who would prefer to play notes in from the piano keyboard, rather than having to painstakingly "tune in" one note at a time with a potentiometer. This unit had the capacity for three sequences that could either be played back independently or chained together to play in turn, but there was no means of permanent storage for anything loaded into the device. Since all information was stored in a "volatile" RAM memory, everything was erased when the power was removed. Simply a great instrument for creative use."

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