Vintage Analog CRUMAR T-1 Hammond vk Clone Organ synth

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"The sound of the organ is of course, pure 100% analog drawbar perfection. It is super fat, super squishy, swishy and dense, with tons control over the tone (crazy wide and slow LFO for subtle leslie to siren-like detuned chorus effects and enough percussion options to keep you busy for a long time. Indisputably, the T1 was the king of analog hammond-style combo synthesizers, and the flagship of the Crumar line, hence its devoted and increasing following among analog enthusiasts and players, and its subsequent extreme rarity."

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Modded Roland GR-33B Analog Bass Synth

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"The modification on this unit replaces the 24-pin connector with a break-out box that has a single 1/4" input. This allows any line-level signal to run through and be tracked by the GR-33B.
There are also extra knobs on the box that add more flexibility to filter cutoff and resonance and LFO. Because of the modification, the unit no longer works with a 24-pin connector, and only plays monophonic, although all 4 oscillators can fire at once.
Since the unit has been modified and works differently than it's original design I am selling the unit AS-IS FOR PARTS. This listing includes the modified Roland GR-33B unit only."

Vintage Condor RSM Innovex Hammond Woodwind Synthesizer

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Hohner Bass 3

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Katy Rokit - PLUR - OctaChopped Remix by HighSage

YouTube via shagghie | January 30, 2011 |

"This is an on-the-fly live remix using Acapella Stems from Katy Rokit's PLUR release due out on Incense Records next month with the Global Trax Productions crew.
TB-303 sampled into the OctaTrack prior to video being shot.
Machinedrum sent to OctaTrack's input A&B."

Buchla Integration

YouTube via thedeepelement | January 30, 2011 |

http://trashaudio.com/2011/01/buchla-...
"Euro
Oscillators: Cwejman VM-1, Harvestman Piston Honda, Tip Top Audio Z3000, Wiard Anti-Oscillator.
Sequencers: Tip Top Audio Z8000 Matrix Sequencer, STG Graphic Sequencer, Doepfer A-155/A-154 Combo
Filter: Tip Top Audio Z2040
Delay: Tip Top Audio Z5000, Doepfer A-188-2 BBD
Clock: Make Noise Wogglebug, 4MS Rotating Clock Divider and Rotating Clock Divider Breakout

Buchla
Oscillators: Complex Waveform Generator 261e, Twisted Waveform Generator 259e
Sequencer: Dual Arbitrary Function Generator 250
Filter: Triple Morphing FIlter 291e, Quad Dynamics Manager 292e"

Spinning Whhhheeeeeeeeeeelllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

YouTube via Allerian1 | January 30, 2011 |

"Here I use the Elektron Octatrack to explore an old favorite. You'll notice I use two scenes. One for basic time stretching and the other for entering and sculpting the timescape. That last sentence really should have ended, "sculpting the timescape, man"."

Pea Hicks 1

YouTube via MellotronMovie | January 30, 2011 |

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Stockhausen: "Telemusik"

YouTube via NewMusicXX | January 26, 2011 |

"Karlheinz Stockhausen: "Telemusik" (1966) Electronic music.
Sources for information contained in the annotations to this video: "Stockhausen, A Biography" by Michael Kurtz, "Stockhausen, Life and Work" by Karl H. Wörner, "The Works of Stockhausen" by Robin Maconie, "Towards a Cosmic Music" by Karlheinz Stockhausen"

New Chordboard STAC: Studio Version

YouTube via chordboard | December 23, 2010 |

"http://www.chordboard.com official site, purchase options
The Chordboard STAC Symphonic is a MIDI Controller and new musical instrument with a very short learning curve. It places millions of different chord voicing combinations into the hands of musicians at all levels of play.
The STAC Symphonic is an Idea Mill, music just happens, in a new and unexpected way. It sounds different, it is different, and this is because notes and chords are being voiced in new ways never before heard. It's symphonic voicing of chords, with Harmonic Quantizing. Try a new patch, pick a key signature, and begin to create a new song using Nashville Notation. It's that good.
STAC Lays Golden Eggs! Imagine writing 20 songs a week, and picking and choosing from 1000 new songs in a year. STAC Simplifies and is Less Stressful. Composers and Producers speak of "racking their brains." Imagine eliminating that part of the process, and enjoying composing / producing with a musical tool / instrument that extends your creativity.
The Learning Curve is Short. 15 hours is all you need. Our tests and videos show amateur musicians going from novice to respectable in just 15 hours. Expert musicians only need a few hours to experience the creative magic.
It is analogous to doing for piano keyboards what the mouse did for the personal computer. it takes it to the next level, much faster."