Sunday, January 09, 2011
Space Rhapsody by Alba Ecstasy
YouTube via adimsimion | January 09, 2011 |
"Just testing my Blofeld in MULTI MODE: arpeggiators and FX are played with it. This is the first time when I play with Blofeld in multi mode and I found it very useful and easy to obtain extraordinary sounds and combinations.
Footages are courtesy of Hubble: http://hubblesite.org/.
http://www.albaecstasy.ro"
JEN BRIO 49-P Organ Synth with Rhthm Machine
via this auction"Technical details:
4-octave range 49 keys
Detachable stand
Built-in speaker
Line out
Tibia 16
Tibia 8
Tibia 4
Trombone 16
Trumpet 8
Oboe 8
String 8
Piano
preset rhythms with the function of combining these
Car Bass
Auto chord, or of chords (major, minor, dominant 7th and minor 7th)"
Korg SIGMA
via this auctionNote the wood piece that extends from the back. I'm guessing this is to hold sheet music.
Moog Prodigy
via this auction
minimoog vs prodigy
YouTube via lesingemonotone | May 03, 2010 | previously posted
"A sonic comparisson between two classic moog models."
1970s U.K. SYNTHESIZER MAGAZINES
via this auction
"2 x 1970s PRACTICAL ELECTRONICS magazines
1. Feb 1973: How to build your own SOUND SYNTHESISER
2. Nov 1977: How to build a 128 NOTE SEQUENCER for SYNTHESISERS
Magazines are in VG condition."
MULTIVOX MX-150 BaskyII
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via this auction
"The Multivox MX-150 Basky-II bass synthesizer is an affordable alternative to Moog's Taurus bass pedals. This set of synthesized bass pedals was made in Japan in the late 1970's. Although not as fat sounding as the Taurus, it is a true analog synthesizer, very warm sounding, with a nice array of features. Octave, hold, sustain (decay), expansion (filter) and attack (sharp or soft), are all selectable by footswitches. Controls include volume, tuning, tone, sustain and expand. Very simple for the user to create sounds and use in performance situations..."
via this auction
"The Multivox MX-150 Basky-II bass synthesizer is an affordable alternative to Moog's Taurus bass pedals. This set of synthesized bass pedals was made in Japan in the late 1970's. Although not as fat sounding as the Taurus, it is a true analog synthesizer, very warm sounding, with a nice array of features. Octave, hold, sustain (decay), expansion (filter) and attack (sharp or soft), are all selectable by footswitches. Controls include volume, tuning, tone, sustain and expand. Very simple for the user to create sounds and use in performance situations..."
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