Monome moment

Monome moment from Jeffrey Melton on Vimeo.

Testing 4ms shuffling clock multiplier

YouTube via MrRitchieDrums | October 04, 2010

"Blacet Binary Zone clock out to the 4ms shuffling clock multiplier which is sending clock to both sequencers.
The RIGHT seq is receiving x1 and The LEFT seq is 2x.
LEFT skips a beat randomly(at .08, .32 and .51)"

Free Fight.mov

YouTube via davidryle | October 03, 2010

"Live take. All done on the modular synthesizer."

Korg R3 audio processing

YouTube via yarosystems | October 04, 2010

A quick test of the "audio in" function of the Korg R3 synthesizer. The original song Ghost Ship composed by Yarosystems.

DT Leads and Riff Cover Collect on Kurzweil K2600 series COLLECT. BY GILLES BOSCOLO

YouTube via Space4Keys | October 03, 2010

"no need additional Roms and does not use samples, so it is easily installed even on K2500 with Kdfx.

The collection includes the following sounds (as in video)

program:
Modern Analog
Never Enough intro
Monster Planet
Dv8 lead
Home Groove Riff
Take the intro
Reso Pig Riff
Liquid Wah
SX lead ( Pinnella Custom Lead )
intro The Great Debate
disappear plan

plus 3 free setup:
central part of the honor thy father
piano / strings / choir for panic attack and endless sacrifice

and the rediscovery of the complete song symphony x

Patched by S4K Team
performed by Gilles

http://www.space4keys.com"

Acid Box Blues October Acid Pattern via DyLAB

October 303 noodle by DyLABs
"Simple Jam with devilfish, tr606 and the october acid pattern"
More details: http://acidboxblues.blogspot.com/2010/10/october-acid-pattern.html

Vintage Sequential Prophet T8 w/ Road Case, Extras

via this auction

"Here's a rare find - A killer vintage early 80s monster polysynth package for your consideration. Enclosed please find one 1983 Sequential Circuits Prophet T8 8-Voice Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer (recently serviced and working perfectly), a flight case (not pictured), T8 MIDI Guide, original manual, full set of schematics and valuable Wine Country Productions extras: A Prophet T8 Long Term Survival Kit and T8 Diagnostic ROM... fantastic polyphonic aftertouch keyboard (which was quickly licensed and put into production by New England Digital for the Synclavier VPK keyboard) and flexible programming possibilities.

Regarding the state of the instrument: As mentioned in the description, this T8 was recently serviced by a top tech here in LA and works as new. It is worth pointing out that the keyboard mechanism is in excellent condition (the tech mentioned that it was the nicest-playing and feeling T8 he'd ever worked on), which is an important consideration when considering a T8 purchase. All controls work fine, and I've tried to include photos which accurately convey a sense of its physical condition. There are some scuffs and scratches here and there, which is to be expected for a 27-year-old instrument. However, none of these affect its operation in any way whatsoever. Please note that one NOS replacement knob and one LED panel switch are included with the Long Term Survival Kit, but neither of these is currently needed (unless the buyer felt like replacing one of the slightly scratched knobs with the one from the kit.) More info on the kit and the Diagnostic ROM can be found here: http://www.winecountrysequential.com/t8.html You can hear some sound examples of this particular T8 here: http://soundcloud.com/majorhavoc/sets/sequential-prophet-t8-sound-examples If you're reading this, I assume you know what this instrument is and what it can do, but some basic background can be found here: http://www.synthmuseum.com/sequ/seqprot801.html"

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Korg EX 8000 Synthesizer

via this auction

Oberheim Matrix 1000 Synthesizer

via this auction

Roland RE 501 Space Echo

via this auction

"The Roland RE 501 is one of the best tapedelays ever made. It sounds great, it is very solid, easy to use and a lot of producers and musicians won't hit the studio or stage without one. One of the true Roland classics next to all the great synths, drumcomputers and Boss effects made by Roland in the 70ies and 80ies."