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HAMMOND RSM CONDOR by INNOVEX

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"CONDOR RSM BY INNOVEX, A HAMMOND COMPANY. A MULTIVIDER, this unit was designed to produce harmonics at the touch of a button. IT WAS USED By running the pickup from A tenor saxophone into it. Imagine taking a real low note from a Tenor sax, then add a sub harmonic or two. Or, take a note and go up a couple of octaves. It has presets for Repeat, Attack, Vibrato/Tremolo, Sub Octave, Dynamute, Fuzz, Bass Sax, Tuba, Bass Clarinet, Bassoon, English horn, Cello, Natural Amplified, Horn, Oboe, and Soprano Sax. The slide Pots on the top are for; Intensity for Vibrato and Tremolo, Rate for Vibrato/Tremolo Repeat and Dynamute, Tone (Bass or Treble), and Volume for the associated Presets. Hammond is the Company that made the best Electronic Organs on the market. This unit gives you the ability to use the controls that you would find on a Hammond Organ for your pickup or microphone."

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Sequential Circuits Model 64 Commodore MIDI interface

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"Rare, hard to find Model 64 Sequencer cartridge for Commodore 64/128 computer systems by Sequential Circuits, Inc. This MIDI interface has a basic sequencer built into ROM, which can be bypassed after the software has loaded."

Update via Aud1073cH in the comments: "I believe this was the flagship controller that went with the Sequential MAX. The printing on the MAX said 'MIDI voice expander computer peripheral'"

Sequential Circuits Model 700 Programmer

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You can find the history of the Model 700 on Emulator Archives here.

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ARP Odyssey MK2 MKII

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Rare, 80's Unique Systems DBE analog synthesizer

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"It is essentially an updated Bit01 with new cosmetics, which afaik was released by LEM shortly after their acquisition of Crumar... Programs are also directly interchangeable with the Bit01, which used an identical voice architecture."

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Polls Label

I added the Polls label link back to the site menu above so you can get to the Moog Modular poll and prior polls easier. Remember to take the Moog poll if you haven't already and check back to see what others are voting and commenting.

wavetable interlace / cross granulation

YouTube via stphnmnslw | September 09, 2010

"two sounds being interlaced in what you could call wavetable interlacing or cross granulation.. the two sound sources are a documentary about electronic music and the amen break.. if you listen closely you can hear that the documentary is talking about EMS and Peter Zinovieff ."

2010-02-28 Minimal Acid Jam (Dual-Vco-x0xb0x, DSI Evolver, Jomox 888)

YouTube via KeepUpOnIt | September 09, 2010

"This is a very minimalistic test of the x0xb0x VCO2 mod I installed in February.
Up to 02:15 VCO1 only, afterwards VCO+VCO2, at 03:55 some VCO2 detuning.

If you like it or have questions, leave a comment or write a message to make me happy, if you don't like it - make sure to check out Zx7XcExWFno and help to protect the forest to make the beavers happy."

2010-08-14 Voltage Magic (x0xi0-x0xb0x VCO1+2 X-MOD Testing)

KeepUpOnIt | September 09, 2010

"Another very minimalistic video, just demonstrating the VCO1+VCO2 crossmodulation sound of the x0xi0 x0xb0x mod. Its so warm, I really like it. This is not a sequence, as you can see - the "gate on" switch on the left side is on and so gate is never released, which does cause this permanent sound. Some Jomox 888 sounds by gestures (not working correctly yet)

- Up to 00:30 VCO2 only, no xmod
- 00:30 VCO2 only, modulated by VCO1 a bit
- 00:56 VCO2 only, modulated by VCO1 a bit more
- 02:16 VCO2 only, modulated by VCO1 even a bit more
- 02:24 tuning VCO1 down and turning cross modulation off again
- 02:43 tuning VCO2 up
- 03:41 reversing x-mod from initial "VCO1 modulates VCO2" to "VCO2 modulates VCO1"
- 03:44 turning VCO2 volume up, you hear VCO1 + VCO2 parallel, no X-MOD
- 03:56 VCO1+VCO2 parallel, turning up VCO2 modulates VCO1 X-MOD

Listen loud, don't forget to turn bass up. If you don't like it, its not my fault, its the fault of a Beaver! If you like it or have questions - leave a comment or write a message. Bless the Voltage!"