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Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Stratojets vs. Kinect


YouTube Uploaded by Stratojets1 on Jun 5, 2011
new 8bit / synth project Stratojets (www.stratojets.de)
"the Stratojets are testing their new magic kinect to midi device. Captain Supreme, Mr. 9Volt and Stylotone 500 (order of appearence) are controlling their synthesizers by waving their hands. On the left you can see a projection of the kinect capture screen and the midi data being send to the synths."

Godwin Guitar Organ

via this auction
More pics at the auction and be sure to see the seller's other items for other unique instruments.

"Late 1970s Godwin Guitar Organ in perfect functional condition and excellent cosmetic condition condition.

This high end Godwin Guitar Organ is the best model of "guitorgan" ever made. It uses frets and whichever string you are playing to trigger circuits that output whatever note you're playing and produces a Hammond-like organ sound. It has 19 switches and 13 knobs. All knobs, potentiometers of the guitar and the pedal have been fully tested and have no scratching. Played like a guitar, it also even has guitar pickups and can be played as a guitar as well. Sounds incredible when fed into a Leslie.

This Godwin Organ works perfectly, and includes the original case and power supply/volume pedal, both in excellent condition.Cosmetically, the only flaw that is anything more than extremely minor is the little craquelure in the paint around the 1/4" jack. It is remarkably and convincingly Hammond-like when fed into a Leslie. The "impossible to find original schematics" are also included. Basically, the drawbar logic of a Hammond organ is incorporated into this guitar, except here the drawbars are rotary knobs, and each drawbar can be switched in or out. You can add or subtract as much "percussion" or tremolo as desired, You can also adjust the speed of the tremolo with fast/slow controls. The history of the Godwin Guitar Organ is that during the 1970s, Sisme, the Italian owner of Godwin Organs, aimed to attract guitarists with the ambitious Guitar-Organ. It looked impressive, with a bast array of controls, and was big on body dimensions, necessary to accommodate the copious electronics. As with the ill-fated Vox organ, frets were wired to tone generators and string completed the "circuit", creating the organ sound. Truly amazing, and truly rare. Don't miss this opportunity."

This one in via Dave Manley.

Free Weekly Ableton Live Rack #14: Noises, Risers, Swooshes


YouTube Uploaded by AfroDjMac on Jun 28, 2011

"This weeks Ableton Live Rack is a collection of white noise swooshes, risers, falling synths, and other useful transitional sounds. They are great for adding tension or creating releases. Most were created with either virtual synths or sampled synths, and some sounds were sampled from old video games. These are some of the exact sounds I use during my live performances to add anything from anticipation, signaling a change, or creating atmosphere. I have added a bunch of useful effects. These are explained in the video, as well as a quick demonstration of how I might use them on a track, although for the sake of example, I may be slightly overdoing it. Enjoy and Share :)

**Non Live users: You can use the samples in your DAW of choice**

Download the rack here: http://bit.ly/freesynth14

Thanks for watching :)

-AfroDJMac

www.afrodjmac.com
www.facebook.com/afrodjmac
www.twitter.com/afrodjm"

Tama Techstar TSQ triggering Wurlitzer Swinging Rhythm and EHX Sequencer


YouTube Uploaded by Zolophile on Jun 29, 2011

"Wurlitzer modified with individual trigger inputs and pitch control."

VINTAGE ARP ODYSSEY - Yellow Back

via this auction


Omnichord 250m With Original Box, Manual, PSU, and MIDI

via this auction

SN 02564

Alesis AirFX

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via this auction

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Yamaha CS5 Analogue Synthesizer SN 10033

via this auction

SN 10033

"Below is a video montage of the photographs along with a multitracked audio demo of the synth recorded into Cubase"





YouTube Uploaded by paulmarland on Jun 29, 2011

"This is a video I made to demonstrate a fault with this synthesizer.

There is a noise/hiss generated independantly of the Oscillators and Noise.

I have recorded a live bass line starting with a Pulse Wave then turning the oscillator down (the hiss is present) then turning up the Saw wave and then down and then turning up the Noise.

In between each pass you can hear the "hiss"

I then got carried away and started overdubbing - I've uploaded the shoddy results of this in a separate video :)

The photo's also show the Pitch Bend slider - this is broken - the original slider cap has been replaced ... it just about does the trick."

Korg micro preset analogue synthesizer

via this auction

"As used by the band OMD on their first 2 albums, most famously on the song 'Enola Gay'! It's a 32-note monophonic preset synthesizer with 6 push-button presets including voice, synth1, synth2, brass, string, and wood.

There is a lot of fun to be had with the 'traveller' control, a sort of filter and resonance control rolled into one, offering interesting squelchy acid-style bass run effects!"

ARP Pro Soloist 2701 Synthesizer

via this auction

SN 273504

"The touch sensors effects are:

Pitch Bend, Wow, Growl, Brilliance, Volume, Vibrato

Vibrato, Repeat, Speed and Repeat, Portamento, Brilliance, Touch Sensitivity and Portamento Speed

The Reeds: Bassoon, English Horn, Oboe, Buzz Bassoon, Sax, Space Reed

The Wood Winds: Clarinet, Flute, Telstar, Song Whistle

The Brass; Tuba, Trombone, French Horn, Trumpet, Noze, Pulsar, Comic Wow, Mute Trumpet

The Strings: Cello, Steel Guitar, Violin, Harpsichord

Percussion: Bass, Piano, Banjo, Space Bass, Steel Drum, Country Guitar

Fuzz Guitar 1& 2

The Octave Transpose Function"

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