"This VOYCE LX4 Midi Controller allows multiple layers of MIDI control, including splits, chains, layers, merge and octave control. Typically two MIDI controllers are connected to it, to control one or more sound modules or other MIDI devices. Included is a 9 V power adaptor. It has many similarities to Oberheim Systemizer - the companion piece to the Oberheim Cyclone."
"SIX FULLY CONTROLLABLE ANALOG OSCILLATORS (TWICE THAT OF A MINIMOOG)
TWO FULLY ANALOG FILTERS, one is 24dB/Oct 4-pole (capable of cutting much deeper than most filters) and has a rare feature allowing the cutoff to be modulated by the VCO.
UNIQUE in that it is full-blooded 6 OSCILLATOR ANALOG SYNTHESIZER equipped with MIDI for easy integration into modern studios.
The VX90 is the rack version of the AX73. It has MIDI split capability, 100 memory slots, and accomodates equipped AKAI SAMPLERS for creating totally new sounds by editing sampler data or mixing samples with the ANALOG internal sources. (Includes AKAI S-61, S-900, S-950 samplers.) Samples can be processed through the VX90's analog filters and envelopes.
"EMS Synthi AKS w/blue touch sensitive keyboard with integrated sequencer, fully functional, no issues, and in excellent condition. This Synthi AKS has a few modifications which were completed before i purchased the instrument, these mods do not affect the sound/sonic properties of the instrument."
No details on the specific mods aside from what you see in the images.
"This unit was designed to be inexpensive and handy. Add to this a simple but effective debounced pushbutton manual gate and you have a versatile and compact controller. An LED illuminates to show that the gate is active. The debounced gate signal can also be used to advance sequencers or as a simple on-off control for a VCA. The most common use, of course, is to trigger envelope generators. This also follows the ARP/Blacet/PAIA/Wiard 10 volt standard. The Gate pushbutton is conveniently offset for one or two handed operation."
YouTube via copperleaves — May 03, 2010 — "This piece is called AS WHEN THE DOVE LAMENTS HER LOVE and it is from the oratorio ACIS AND GALATEA (1720) by George Frideric Handel. I first recorded this piece, or maybe I should say my own arrangement of it transcribed for theremin, several years ago before YouTube existed. It is wonderful fun to play so I decided to do a whole new version of it on HD video and post it.
There is a lot of very fast fingering and some extended baroque trills in this piece which are hard to see because they tend to become a blur on a video screen. I tried to get camera angles that would show as much as possible of the technique involved in case there are some theremin enthusiasts out there who are interested in this kind of music.
The theremin I am playing is a Moog Etherwave Pro which has been modified with an EPVM1345 module created by French engineer, Thierry Frenkel. I have to say that I got as much of a kick out of playing the harpsichord on this piece as I did out of playing the theremin!"
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