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Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Serge Modular - ResEQ & TKB seq


YouTube Uploaded by MechaSeb76 on Aug 24, 2011

"Serge Modular - ResES & TKB seq"

lissajous figures - made using a Nord Modular synth


YouTube Uploaded by nordrecordsuk on Aug 24, 2011
Watch your volume levels at the start of this one.
"lissajous figures created using a Nord Modular synth and the x-y input on an oscilloscope"

Bleep Labs Store Display

via John-Mike Reed on the Bleep Labs Facebook Group

"Here's a special display I made for a store a while back.
I've been wanting to make a LEDacle garden device for a while but there are always more ideas than time...."

Microscopic Opera

Microscopic Opera from Matthijs Munnik on Vimeo.


EML Electrocomp 100 Vintage Analog Synthesizer - Blue


YouTube Uploaded by synthignition on Aug 23, 2011

"Video is an overview of the actual item for sale on eBay [link] to show functional condition of most controls. This is not meant to be a demonstration of the capabilities of this instrument nor a display of programming or musicianship skills."

via this auction

"Listing is for an extremely rare EML Electrocomp 100 synthesizer. Less than 100 were ever manufactured and far fewer than that remain today. This is one of the best examples of this early synth I've ever seen (even the original handle is in great condition) and it is unmodified. It appears to have been built in early 1971 and was Electronic Music Labs second synthesizer product manufactured.

Things you will notice (also demonstrated in the video):
1. The volume decreases a bit when you turn up the resonance but I believe this to be normal. (The resonance waveform looks great on an oscilloscope.)
2. The filter is more subtle/smooth (6dB/octave?) compared to later analog synths.
3. The keyboard is in very good shape considering its age but a couple of the keys sometimes periodically waver. It is a Minimoog-type Pratt-Reed keyboard assembly and I have no doubt this can be fixed with an adjustment, cleaning, etc.
4. A couple of the pots are best left in between their very farthest extreme positions.
5. Wear and tear typical of a 40 year-old instrument (see pics).
6. Idiosyncrasies (such as #4 above) typical of a 40 year-old electronic instrument."

ARP Vintage analog sequencer 1613

via this auction

"quite simply the best analog sequencer ever. and current prices reflect its rarity and desirability

* uses sliders instead of knobs * 2 x 8 step or 1 x 16 step so visual view of sequence is shown

has 2 voltage quantizers plus other handy patching options

turn steps on and off

just serviced and calibrated by robin "devilfish "whittle"




SK5andDFMZ


YouTube Uploaded by ISOTROPOSPHERE on Aug 24, 2011

"Modular Synth Jam

Fun with the Casio SK-5 and the DFMZ modular synth.

Flight of Harmony Choices, Synth Tech. E-560 deflector shield, Oscillators by Tip Top Audio, other stuff in there too.

Enjoy..."

Analog Box 2 Comb Perc


YouTube Uploaded by futureimage on Aug 24, 2011

"Yeah it's loud, my apologies.
http://futureimagerecords.bandcamp.com/album/8-characters
Download ABox2: http://groups.google.com/group/analog-box"

8.23.11


YouTube Uploaded by ZerosumInertia on Aug 24, 2011

"Necromancy"

Metasonix D1000

KOMA Elektronik BD101 at Schneiders Laden (Berlin)


YouTube Uploaded by KOMAelektronik on Aug 24, 2011

"A short test of the KOMA Elektronik BD101 with a Vermona analog drumsynth and a Moon Modular Quad CV Source. A sneak peak in the Gate / Delay functions and the Infra red motion controller. Recorded at the Schneiders Laden HQ in Kreuzberg, Berlin (http://www.schneidersladen.de).

The BD101 and FT201 (State Variable Filter / 10 Step Sequencer) are now available for pre-order from the KOMA Elektronik website. To win your own KOMA Elektronik pedal, go to http://www.facebook.com/KOMAelektronik and press "like." Only 7 days to go before we pick a winner from the big hat...

http://www.koma-elektronik.com"
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