OBERHEIM Output Module 4 Four/Eight Voice analog synth

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"This module is the output mixer accessory for your Oberheim Four or Eight Voice keyboard."

OBERHEIM Polyphonic Keyboard 4 Four/Eight Voice synth

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"This module is the polyphonic accessory for your Oberheim Four or Eight Voice keyboard. The auction is for the picture module only."

Vintage Moog Taurus Synthesizer Synth Bass Pedals

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# Make/Model: Moog Taurus Synthesizer Bass Pedals
# Serial Number: 3144
# Location of Manufacture: USA

The Mini Fairlight refill

YouTube via bitleyTM — April 15, 2010 — "Giving you a small slice of the huge and very popular Fairlight CMI Legacy refill, the De Light refill gives you 60 great sounds - with unique NNXT & Combinator patches - and the bassdrums, snares and toms from the mythical giant of past hi class studios - the Fairlight IIx."

Update via BITLEY™ the comments:
"The webpage for this refill is here: http://bitley.laconicsounds.net/delight.html - and the download process is tried, tested and verified."

::vtol:: Volfram controlled by Haken Continuum through Zig-Zag circuit bending CV/GATE processor

::vtol:: Volfram controlled by Haken Continuum through Zig-Zag circuit bending CV/GATE processor from ::vtol:: on Vimeo.

"Zig-Zag - samoletuvvp.narod.ru/vto/diy/zig.html

Volfram - samoletuvvp.narod.ru/vto/diy/vol.html"

::vtol:: Volfram controlled by Haken Continuum through Zig-Zag circuit bending CV/GATE processor (modular by Alex Pleninger) from ::vtol:: on Vimeo.

Strange Adventures !!! By Darry Booper In 2010 Music & Vids !

YouTube via darrybooper — April 15, 2010 — "Hi, my latest work with Korg DS10 + and a normal DS Lite ! Listen to the special solo at the end of the muzak :)"

Drone test (2) by Elvire Bastendorff

YouTube via znshn — April 15, 2010 — "Zn'shñ member Elvire Bastendorff testing various drone tones, glitchy pulses & minimal beats. (Contents: drone, minimal pulses, glitches, analog electronics, signal trajectory, oscillators, noise manufacturing...)

IF POSSIBLE USE HEADPHONES OR CONNECT YOUR COMPUTER TO A QUITE DECENT SOUND-SYSTEM.

*Material in this video (2 different setups):

- 2x Sleepdrone 5 (by King Capitol Punishment)
- Restyler (by Sherman-Rodec)

and/or

- Sleepdrone 5 (by King Capitol Punishment)
- 2x Glamour Box (by King Capitol Punishment)
- M-Resonator (by Jomox)

*Drone test (1) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YiYPp...

http://elvirebastendorff.net
‪‪http://elvirebastendorff.blogspot.com
http://znshn.blogspot.com
http://www.odiolorgnette.com‬‬

Complete video selection on ‪‪http://www.youtube.com/znshn‬‬

Recent discographic works:
* Zn'shñ, "II" ‪‪http://znshn.blogspot.com/2009/09/secon‬d-album-of-dual-electronic-unit.html‬

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"Elvire Bastendorff", Live Electronics, Odiolorgnette, Sleepdrone 5, King Capitol Punishment, Glamour Box, Restyler, Sherman Rodec, Analog Filters, M-Resonator, Jomox, noise manufacturing, Zn'shñ"

The Impossibilitron

YouTube via x9spaceman — January 19, 2008 — "Yes, I have too much time on my hands.
Don't ask why I built this, I really don't know.

I got this box at a yard sale for 5 bucks, and stuck all this stuff & parts all over it.

6 Guitar strings, a bass string, a ship whistle, a jaw harp, 2 Morse code tappers, and a big knob & phone rotary that do nothing."
via sequencer.de

Vacoloco Zira

Via Vacaloco Ramblings, where you'll find samples and more info.

"Originally called “picowave” it’s now called “Zira” in keeping with my naming convention of classic 80’s arcade games...

* 2 oscillators each with 59 waveforms and de-rez
* 1 Sub oscillator (an octave below Oscillator 1)
* Hard Sync (oscillator 2 to 1)
* 2 ADSRs, one for VCA, one for VCF. Each with linear attack, and expo decay and release
* 1 LFO, Sine, Saw, Square and Random, plus key sync and single shot modes.
* Analogue 24dB/Oct VCF (Korg NJM2069)
* Analogue VCA (Korg NJM2069)
* 64 Patch memories
* Various modulation routings (to be finished)"

Green GorF on the left.

MARDIS ORAC speech synth / communication aid

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"This is for a MARDIS ORAC speech synth / communications aid. I think it was designed as a tool for disabled people to communicate by pressing buttons in a stephen hawkins kind of manner, and i do know that these things are obscenely expensive to buy, but i have no idea if this one is working properly or even at all. This could possibly be down to the fact that i have no idea how it should operate but all i know is that you plug in an external 9v power supply, one of the keyboard LED's lights up and some blocks appear on the screen. Other than that its a mystery to me, maybe you need some kind of overlay in the front before it'll do anything, or possibly you need to charge an internal bettery.

Theres a lot more information on this thing at the Mardis website here http://www.lancs.ac.uk/depts/mardis/products/orac.html"