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Native Instruments - Absynth - SoundScape (Shō- Japanese Mouth organ)

YouTube Uploaded by ANTsynth on Nov 15, 2011

"I made a recording of a Shō (japanese Mouth Organ) playing several chords.I processed the file using Absynth's granular engine and envelopes."

rf nastysizer

YouTube Uploaded by drmoonstien on Nov 15, 2011

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YouTube Uploaded by AkselPL on Nov 15, 2011

"This is first stage of my plan to mod the korg M3. Stay Tuned !! P.s. i need to solve the problem with the light cos they dont turn off after i do this with m3."

Also see:
Light modification Korg Kaoss Pad 3
Light modification Electribe mx-1

If These Walls Could Talk

flickr By Wires In The Walls

"it'd sound like this: 'whauuuu WUB... vreeeeeee... vava.. woooo.. manuhhhh.... manuhhh... whan'."

Firstman Multivox SQ-01 Analog Synthesizer

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Yamaha CS60 Analog Synthezizer

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SN 1135

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Jomox XBase 999 Analog Drum Synthesizer

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Arp Synthesizer color catalog circa 1979

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1971 ARP 2600P V1.0 Synthesizer

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"ARP 2600P V1.0 and has the 4017 VCOs… AND the classic Moog style 4012 ladder filter. Both of these are missing from later versions… So what’s the significance of the 4017s and 4012? While the 4027 replacement VCOs were a little more stable, they were not nearly as hi-fi as the 4017s. You can really tell the difference. These things are as FAT as they come. In addition, the Moog ladder filter simply could not be duplicated. This is the synth that the ARP manufacturers originally designed the 2600 to be and sound like. But it’s more serviceable than the original Blue Marvin and Grey Meanie. Serial #13005 with the Tonus logo as you can see. The keyboard is the 3604 with Serial #13006."

Pics of the VCO and Filter below.

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