Roland SH-5 emulator *by Analog Synth Lab* (sh5)

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Audio demos at the auction.

# Modelled on Roland SH-5 Synthesizer
# 2 VCO's
Triangle, Saw, Square & Pulse with PWM
# Multi-Mode Filter - LPF, BPF & HPF
# 2 LFO's
# Sample & Hold
# Retriggering ADSR and AR from Keyboard, LFO or Sample & Hold.
# Additional modulation routing.
Jupiter 8 style Cross Modulation on VCO1
LFO1, LFO2 and ADSR to Band Pass Filter
# Analogue Delay FX - modelled on the Boss DM-2 Analogue Delay Pedal.

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Roland RS-09 Analog Organ / String Synthesizer

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"Roland RS-09, version 1, Organ/String Synthesizer.

Very good working and cosmetic condition. All discrete analog circuits generates a raw and organic fat analog sound.

The organ and string sections can be played simultaneously or individually with the famous Roland ensemble/chorus for a fantastic wide stereo effect that could also be used to process external sounds.

Used by The Cure, The Horrors and in many other New Wave bands."

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Access Virus TI2 Snow Portable Analog Modeling Synth

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EM Klee Sequencer MOTM Modular Synth 5U format

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ether^ra S SAYS NO

YouTube via potterpaint2000 | December 07, 2010 |

"an improv featuring my Buchla 200e and a VTOL Corvax. http://etherra.blogspot.com/"

"Ain't that just the way" - on Kawai FS620

YouTube via organfairy | December 07, 2010 | 0 likes, 0 dislikes

"When I took another Kawai keyboard apart some years ago I didn't really think that I was going to find use for the power supply and amplifier PCB. But I saved it and this turned out to be a strike of luck. Because later I got this Kawai keyboard and one night this exact part broke down. So I could just replace the PCB and then it worked again.

The other instruments on this recording is Mattel Synsonic Drums toy drum machine and Elka EP-8 organ. I don't know who originally sang this song. But I know it in a 1975 version by Barbie Benton."

animalvideo - Raga 1(prototype) [KORG iMS-20]

YouTube via churulin | December 07, 2010 | 0 likes, 0 dislikes

"*** MP3 DOWNLOAD ***
http://soundcloud.com/animalvideo/
http://monstar.fm/animalvideo
http://animalvideo.bandcamp.com

*** WebSite ***
http://sound.jp/airechoes/animal_video/ (PC)
http://pksp.jp/animalvideo/ (Mobile)

*** MySpace ***
http://www.myspace.com/animalvideo"


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Ogun Overview Videos

YouTube via imageline

Playlist:
Part One - Overview
Part Two - Presets - Master Section & X-Y Modulation
Part Three - Ogun Options Menu
Part Four - Timbre Section
Part Five - Unison
Part Six - Filter & EQ
Part Seven - Envelope Editor
Ogun Part Eight Working with the Curve Editor
Ogun Part Nine - Working with the Curve Editor Two
Ogun Part Ten - Working with the Curve Editor Three
Ogun Part Eleven - Envelope Options Menu
Ogun Part Twelve - Create Sequence
Ogun Part Thirteen Analyze Audio File
Ogun Part Fourteen - DSP Effects

night home arduinome mini jam

YouTube via EATYone | December 07, 2010 | 1 likes, 0 dislikes

"A little jam with an arduinome+touch OSC toonight...

Bass: Alchemy and The Mouth
Beat: Guru

Just two track in live..."

Therenect - Kinect Theremin

Therenect - Kinect Theremin - 2nd Demo from Martin Kaltenbrunner on Vimeo.

"The Therenect is a virtual Theremin for the Kinect controller. It defines two virtual antenna points, which allow controlling the pitch and volume of a simple oscillator. The distance to these points can be controlled by freely moving the hand in three dimensions or by reshaping the hand, which allows gestures that should be quite similar to playing an actual Theremin.

In this new demo we demonstrate the improved handling of the Therenect, getting closer to a common Theremin playing style. This updated version also synthesizes the original Theremin waveform as well as alternative sine, saw and square waves. In addition to an improved pitch scaling this version introduces discrete musical scales such as the chromatic, major and pentatonic scale, which automatically tune the instrument.

This application still needs several enhancements before it will be released to the public. The overall stability of the hand tracking and the modeling of the subtle hand and finger gestures still need some major improvements in order to simulate the behavior of an original Theremin more satisfactory.

This musical instrument has been developed by Martin Kaltenbrunner at the Interface Culture Lab at the University of Art and Industrial Design in Linz, Austria. The software has been developed using the Open Frameworks and OpenKinect libraries."

Therenect - Kinect Theremin from Martin Kaltenbrunner on Vimeo.