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February Acid Pattern

"Lets make some acid

Each month one of the group members submits a tb303 pattern for everyone to load into their 303, x0xb0x's or soft synths to make some acid

The February's Acid Pattern is from dylab (http://soundcloud.com/dylabs)

Feb Acid Pattern by DyLABs
'A dub reggae inspire acid pattern for the 303 808 doing some simple drums into a bit of delay and the sh101 being triggered to fire a weird modulated noise into the same delay chain'

You can grab the pattern data from here. The pattern can then be programmed into your tb303 or x0x box to create a new track. The pattern could be programmed into your vst such as ABL or Phoscoyn to create a new track. Transcribe the pattern to midi and send it to your favourite synth to create a new track. Grab the audio file and rework the audio into a new track. Then post your finished track or jam into the acid pattern group. You can grab this empty pattern sheet from here. happy acid making, dylan."

sequential circuits tom with contemporary cartridge

YouTube via fuckingharpsichord | January 31, 2011 |

"the analog bassdrum/tom u here is a micromoog, nothing serious.."

1980 Sequential Circuits Prophet-10 Ad

via Retro Synth Ads where you'll find the write-up.

"The Ultimate Keyboard"

Circuit Bent ClearTone LDR Synth by freeform delusion

YouTube via eecouk | January 31, 2011 | 0 likes, 0 dislikes
freeform-delusion on eBay
"Now on eBay, worldwide shipping
ClearTone Synth
1/4 inch Jack output
On/Off Switch
...
Red On LED
Two Control to shape the synth sound
Green push button to create your own rhythmic pulses
Switchable LDR (photocell) to give your synth sound some theremin type playability"

MOOG ROGUE ANALOG SYNTH

via this auction

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Moog model 1130 percussion controller

via this auction
"for Minimoog, Polymoog, Micromoog, Multimoog, Sonic Six and others

With this controller you can beat up your Moog synth like you would a drumkit: it works well for synth-kicks (moog reso kick!), snare (add a little noise), hihats and resonance filter toms (2nd time around-pjieuw) but for any old sunth sound, really, like basses and fx.

It has plugs for s-trig (cinch-jones), 2 x 1/4 jack with control voltages to use with pitch, filter, volume or any other cv input on your synth, an accessory plug for power supply (and gate for the Sonic Six!) The cable is about 14 ft long.

There are 2 knobs to handle scale (for the 2 control voltages) and sensitivity (for the trigger)

This particular Moog 1130 functions and looks like brand new (just look at the pictures); it's really clean, in perfect working order, comes from a nmon-smoking home studio / collection."

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Moog Prodigy with Mods

via this auction

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Doepfer A-100 Modular Synthesizer W/ portable case

via this auction
"portable case a-100p6 (grey)w/ lid
Blacet Miniwave w/ plan b conversion kit
tiptop audio z3000 oscillator mk1 -
flight of harmony plague bearer -
Harvestman Polyvoks vcf -
PLan b model 9 mixer attenuator -
plan b headphone amplifier -
Doepfer:
a-180 multiples -
a-196 phase locked loop -
a-112 sampler wavetable oscillator -
a-117 digital noise/random clock/808 sound source -
a-119 external input envelope follower -

a-118 noise random voltages -
a-132 dual vca -
a-134 panning module -
a-140 adsr -
a-138d crossfader/effect insert -"

Korg MS-50 Analog Synth Modular

via this auction

"The Korg MS-50 was the most modular, most complex and most expensive of Korg's MS line of synths. This keyboard-less expander type module is completely patchable and had either Hz/volt or volt/octave CV ins to the oscillator (which allows it to work with other old Korgs (MS-20, MS-10, SQ-10 sequencer) as well as the more typical Moog, ARP, Roland, Sequential Circuits and Oberheim CV voltages). The MS-50 is a monophonic synth with one VCO, two VCFs, two VCAs, a voltage controlled LFO, two ADSRs (with normal and inverted outputs), pink and white noise generators, CV and gate control, a signal inverter, ring modulator, voltmeter, sample and hold, and a headphone socket."

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