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Dave Smith Mono Evolver Keyboard

via this auction

"The four oscillators all sound great. The analog oscillators are warm, with great sync and PWM effects. The digital oscillators are incredibly thick sounding -- they are 12 bit waveforms, and can sound tough, or very very warm when the analog filter is closed a little bit. And nothing at all compares to sequencing the digital waveforms from the internal sequencers. When combined with ring modulation and cross-oscillator frequency modulation, you have sounds that no other synth can possibly make.

One of the most amazing (and under appreciated) aspects of this synth is the analog filter and the tricks it can do. Two stand out: Audio Mod of the filter, and Lowpass split. Audio Mod allows the analog oscillators to modulate the cutoff frequency of the filter. This gives a really warm sound, which sounds fantastic when you set the filter and oscillators to the right frequencies. It really gives a new level of animation to the sound. The other secret, Lowpass split, allows the synth to sound like two different synths at once. It splits the lowpass filter, so that they cutoff two different frequencies. It really sounds like you have two sounds going, for example a lead and a bassline. This sounds incredible, and unbelievably it works even when you are running the whole synth from the same monophonic sequence. This is a trick no Evolver user should neglect."

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Kawai K5000S Additive Synthesizer

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pNORTNAOMI - 9o f2

YouTube via pNORTNAOMI | November 23, 2010 |

"Glitch Tech House? The arp and delay line in Logic is modulating Kontakts speed, grain and pitch controls. Individual channels are then fed into Buffeater."

Taurus Demo mix Computer

YouTube via suitandtieguy | November 23, 2010 |

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Tripping Beats with the 4ms Rotating Clock Divider

Tripping Beats with the 4ms Rotating Clock Divider from Richard Devine on Vimeo.

"Short experiment making some off time shifted beats with the 4ms Rotating Clock Divider, Shuffling Clock Multiplier, SCM Breakout module, and RCD Breakout Kit.

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Mutant Mechanical Dub with the 4ms RCD, SCM, Breakout Module from Richard Devine on Vimeo.

"Short little rhythmic sequence test with the 4ms Rotating Clock Divider, Shuffling Clock Divider, SCM Breakout and RCD Breakout Module."

LZX Visionary - Introducing the Video Oscillator

YouTube via lzxindustries | November 23, 2010 | 0 likes, 0 dislikes

"Conceptualizing the use of a Voltage Controlled Oscillator as an image generation tool is difficult. This demo attempts to explain a basic pattern synthesis technique using 3 Video Wave Form Generator modules and frequency modulation to generate a monochrome, animated video pattern."

Casio PG-300 MIDI Synthesizer Guitar Synth Flamed Maple

via this auction

Sorry, something this magnificent only gets blurred pictures.

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Pittsburgh Modular Timetable Demo

YouTube via amphonic | November 23, 2010 |

"This is a demo of the Pittsburgh Modular Timetable module. A combination of a basic clock divider and a voltage controlled pattern generator. The Timetable produces even divisions of the input signal and patterns that range from the simple to the convoluted.

In the video, the Timetable is generating the pattern that is triggering all the sounds.

www.pittsburghmodular.com"

"The Bleep Seq" a crazy 4 step sequencer

"Finally the return of a sequencer by Punksynth. We used to build a different version of this around a year ago. It was a great seller they have been sold all around the world.

We are now Introducing the Punksynth Bleep Seq. There are 4 steps to this wonderful sequencer. Each step can be turned off or on with the huge blue LED buttons that you see on the front. The jacks at the top enable you to select between a 2, 3, or 4 step pattern. Right above the blue LED pushbuttons are the pitch knobs for each step. Then above that from left to right you have clock speed, volume and pulse width knobs. There is a 1/4 inch output jack for the audio out. You also have a 1/4 input if you choose to use an external clock. That being said there is an internal clock if you prefer that. It gets its power from a negative tipped 9V AC adapter that is not included."

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