MATRIXSYNTH

Roland TR-55 Rhythm 55 vintage analog drum machine

80s Korg MR-16 Midi Rhythm Sound Unit Drum Machine

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"Vintage 1980s Korg MR-16 Midi Rhythm Sound Unit. comes as seen. New old Stock in the original box. Works in Tangent with a Midi Keyboard, Synth or Computer. includes power supply, owners Manual, Rack ears, and midi cables. Looks like was the first one to take it out of the box and plug it in."

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Univox Mini Korg K2

YouTube Uploaded by aabccanada on May 8, 2011

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KORG RHYTHM 55B DRUM MACHINE W/TRIGGER OUT

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EMU DRUMULATOR

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inside an Emu Drumulator.

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ROLAND - 2 original 1970's synth badges

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"These are the badges from the mid to late seventies Roland synth. The square badge was probably off a System 700 cabinet, the skinny badge was possibly from an SH-7. They're plastic, and some of the silver's come off, but they'll come up good with some silver paint (or Texta!)"

Future Retro FR-777 synthesizer and sequencer

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Live + Looptastic HD + grüvtron + WIFI MIDI Sync = Fun! V2

YouTube Uploaded by soundtrends on May 13, 2011

"This is a new version of the short preview video showing some WIFI MIDI sync capabilities we are adding to our Looptastic HD (for iPad) and grüvtron (for iPad/ iPhone/iPod touch) apps. It is using the Apple Core MIDI services found in iOS 4.2 or above. Basically we updated the captions to make it more obvious which device the different elements in the mix were coming from.

We will have more videos available as we get closer to shipping these versions.

Please comment and thanks again!"

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Aliens Project Close-Up of the Week 25 - Dwarfcraft Rot YR Brain

via Aliens Project where you'll find more close up shots of various synths and gear here.

Strafing The Racetrack.mov

YouTube Uploaded by davidryle on May 13, 2011

"A quick demonstration of Yves Usson's Voltage Controlled Quadrature LFO. I sent each quadrant into a separate oscillator . The same voltage was split with a "Y" cable and sent to adjacent amplifiers. For instance, if the voltage from zero degree was sent to oscillator one then the same voltage was sent to amplifier two which had the 90 degree oscillator running through it. The voltage from 90 degrees was sent to oscillator two and the same voltage was sent to amplifier three, etc..
This made the quadrature become the delay envelope to the rising/falling portion of the next quadrant pitch only. When the "direction" switch was thrown, the pitch changed direction from rising to descending.
In this demo the voltage control (FM INPUT) was not used. This is a powerful feature which Yves built into the design."