TR-606 Multiple trigger out

YouTube via denha | July 26, 2010

"Added the individual trigger output in TR-606."
That's an Ultimate Sound ULT-Sound DS-4 on the left. See this post for reference.

Update: other synths: YAMAHA STAGEA ELS-01 and SYNDRUM CLONE

Roland D-50: replacing volume switch board. PT.1

YouTube via TheSynthFreq | July 24, 2010

"Hi. This is a short video of the process of replacing a volume switch board in the Roland D-50. On my D-50, the volume/bender board was faulty and would either cut out the sound altogether if I tried to change the volume, or it would crackle with any kind of volume change. So, my friend had found a "donor" D-50 volume switch board and since being replaced, it works perfectly, like a new synth. D-50 is a happy synth. :)
I am going to have to get used to being able to change the volume normally, not with the [patch edit] + [output volume], then [inc/dec] all the time. lol


(Please excuse my horrible explanations! ) lol

Please enjoy.
:) TSF"

Roland D-50: volume switch board replacement PT.2

"Hi. Here is part two of the D-50 volume/pitch bend board replacement.
This video is basic and just shows the keybed and main board already in place. I am finishing up the main board replacing and D-50 is almost completely back to its happy synthesizer self. lol :)"

D-50 Volume board replacement, result. PT.3

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YouTube via panote09 | July 26, 2010

panote09 on Ebay


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Harmless Part One - Introduction and Interface Overview

YouTube via imageline | July 25, 2010

"Introduction and Interface Overview for Image Line's Harmless Software Synth

For more information and links see the bottom of our News blog here...

http://www.image-line.com/documents/n..."

Harmless Part Two - Sound Generation One

"Introduction into Sound Generation and the Timbre section in Image Line's Harmless Software Synth."

Harmless Part Three - Sound Generation Two

push pull 5: effects quick test

YouTube via coloringpad

see this post for details.

push pull 4: gating

Circuit Bent Speak and Math Vintage Glitch Synth w/LFO PART I

YouTube via radial77 | July 25, 2010

via this auction
"This is a carefully designed Circuit Bent instrument. The unit functions as normal, but includes the following added modifications for glitch synthy/drone bliss:

LFO:
* Activation Toggle with LED Indicator
* Rate Knob
* Shape Knob
* Depth Knob
* Dual Mode Speed Toggle
* Ramp/Shape Mode Activation Toggle
* Square Wave Generator

Pitch:
* Activation Toggle
* High/Low Adjustment Knob

Looping:
* Short Loop Repeater Toggle
* Short Loop Repeater/Random Glitch Adjustment Knob
* Momentary Voice Hold Button
* Momentary Voice Hold Lock Toggle


Other Glitch/Effects:
* Distortion Activation Toggle
* Short Incantor Glitch Toggle

And:
* Sound Activated Blue LED indicator
* Factory Speaker ON/OFF Toggle
* 1/4" Mono Output Jack for Routing to External Amp/Mixer/DAW/Etc.
* Volume Knob (Global)
* Master Power/Reset Toggle
* 2 Guitar Strap Buttons/Hooks

The unit is powered by 4 "C" batteries, which are not included to save on shipping weight. Untested with power supply, so use at your own risk."

Circuit bent Casio MT-240 w/ rebote delay and Guvnor built in

YouTube via wotatwaat | July 25, 2010

"Running a clean guitar into the keyboard at the start. No external effects to keyboard or guitar
Put a rebote delay with a few mods into a casio mt 240. Also put a guvnor clone in to add overdrive and tonal control. They are patchable so you can run external audio through it and can change the signal flow. Extra pitch control added, with lfo to modulate it. 15 bends added to glitch it out. Thanks to tonepad, whose rebote and guvnor was based on."

Aurora Sound Studio HD

YouTube via 4pockets | July 26, 2010

"A quick overview of what you can do with Aurora Sound Studio HD, the music and light sequencing app for the iPad."

iPads on Ebay

Erebus - Free VST synth - vstplanet.com

YouTube via vstplanet | July 26, 2010

"Erebus - http://www.vstplanet.com/News/10/Ereb...
Developer: bserrano.free.fr"

RAM (Random Audio Madness) for Reason 4

YouTube via Phisequence | July 25, 2010

"The RAM (Random Audio Madness) system is a modular synthesis system used within Reason 4 or Reason+Record 1.0 and above where you can load your own sounds, and then process them through a series of effects that resemble insanity in a can. Enable or disable any effect, and then shape the sound using the other rotaries and buttons."