Rare Latronic Notron MkII Midi Step Sequencer

via this auction

"Only about 150 Notrons were made, and production on them has been discontinued. So, already, it is a collectible instrument and will surely increase in value as time passes...

It does different reset points for each sequence, can output 4 different sequences, It does LFO shapes, wierd ass stuttering things, step length stuff, pitch bend and mod wheel macros, chords on steps, some time-stretching emulation sort of tricks, delays, strums and reversals. Some of the other neat stuff was being able to group changes across multiple steps, and all of it in real time. Pretty wild box.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3zUoekEz6U [below]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FYryXXYSEw [below]

There is a better explanation in the SOS MK 1 review
the manual
mailing list

Total Weight = @9kg
UK bidders only - postage by ParcelForce Recorded Delivery will be @22 GBP"

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Fahrende Musikinstrumente!

YouTube via MrPhiliplawall | November 28, 2010 |

"mir war langweilig"

Fahrende Musikinstrumente

Moog Bass Chameleon

YouTube via MrPhiliplawall | November 28, 2010 | 1 likes, 0 dislikes

"The probably funkiest Bassline of all Times played on a Moog Prodigy-

Though it is originally played on an Arp Odyssey, i think i quite nailed the sound..

If you wanna have patch sheets for Moog Sounds, just ask- i love to check out new sounds"

This one spotted via Jorge.

Moog Bass Man in the Mirror

MrPhiliplawall | November 28, 2010 |

"A Typical Moog Bass Sound- used among many other songs on Michael Jacksons "Man in the Mirror", or "P.Y.C", and other Tunes from 'Thriller'"

Moog Bass Boogie On Reggae Woman

MrPhiliplawall | November 28, 2010 |

"A Typical Moog Bass Sound, often used by Stevie Wonder"

MonoPoly in Menage A Four!

YouTube via NedOnAnalog | November 20, 2010 |

"Here's my screaming banshee! I love its deep blue....
The Korg MonoPoly has 4 oscillators to mess around with, and the modulations possibilities are such that 9 times out of 10, something is doing something to something through the other thing. This vintage knob-twiddling is rounded out by the usual suspects: SH-5, SH-101 and Machinedrum MkII. Try listening with speakers that have good bass response!"

Roland SH-5: The Haunted Riff! by Ned Bouhalassa

YouTube via NedOnAnalog | November 19, 2010 |

"A demonstration of some of the wonderful filters of the SH-5, the superb monosynth from 1976. I also added some ring modulation, and played with the ADSR envelope. Its backing band features an SH-101, a MonoPoly, and, holding down the beat, Machinedrum MKII."

This one spotted via Jorge.

Loading impOSCar into Garageband

YouTube via GForceSoftwareTV | August 22, 2010

Minimonsta Tutorial - Sound Design on the fly

YouTube via GForceSoftwareTV | November 29, 2010 |

"A quick tutorial showing some of the Minimonsta potential for creating sequenced sounds."

ARP Odyssey and 1601 Seqencer

YouTube via GForceSoftwareTV | November 28, 2010 | 2 likes, 0 dislikes

"A short jam using the ARP1601 sequencer and the Odyssey we used to model the Oddity"

This one spotted via Jorge

Track artwork Download artwork Korg Legacy Mono/Poly Demo

Korg Legacy Mono/Poly Demo by Calvin Cardioid

via cl516 where you'll find the write-up and more.

The Chroma Enabler

"The ENABLER is a custom made 96-knob dedicated MIDI controller for the CC+ equipped Rhodes Chroma. It is designed to provide a logical, intuitive improvement to the user interface of the original instrument. Features include the following:

1. • Inspired by the industrial design of the Chroma
2. • All exposed woodwork is solid cherry
3. • 2x16 amber LCD display shows parameter name and value when a knob is adjusted
4. • LED indicator lights to indicate the selected patch type
5. • Powered by external 9-12v DC supply"


More pics and info at http://enabler.redshift-consulting.com/