12 days of Modular- #8 Blue Noise

YouTube Uploaded by raulsworldofsynths on Nov 30, 2011

"The 12 days of Modular. A series of 12 videos themed around Modular Synthesis and sound. Demonstration of Blue Noise accompanying waveform view. Sound and Video by Raul Pena"

All parts here.

Circuit Bent Train Sound FX unit by freeform delusion

YouTube Uploaded by eecouk on Dec 8, 2011

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"Train sound FX - this unit appeared in a dream, so the day after I searched eBay found it and made sure I was the highest bidder ;-)

mono mini jack output
red latching on/off button
rainbow LED
pitch up/down control
loop each sound toggle switches"

Lemur iPad app - first attempt at controlling Reason 6

YouTube Uploaded by PeffTV on Dec 8, 2011

"Always coveted a Jazzmutant Lemur, but could never justify the cost. So I couldn't pass up the opportunity to work with the iOS app adaptation by liine! This is my first attempt experimenting with the multiball control and physics model to trigger MIDI notes and generate interesting modulation patterns of Malstrom and Echo devices."


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Copper Pad Synthesizer

YouTube Uploaded by synthesizercz on Dec 8, 2011

"2 oscillators, Frequency Modulation, 2 Wave Shaper and 1 LFO. the synth is patchable and have 4 copper pad with blue back lighting.

http://synthesizer.cz/blog"

ether^ra HYPERHAMMER

YouTube Uploaded by potterpaint2000 on Dec 8, 2011

"a Buchla 200e w/ZOe self-generating patch. http://etherra.blogspot.com/"

Sequence System 110

YouTube Uploaded by TubeSamsa on Dec 8, 2011

"System 110 sequence with COTK MOON MODULAR SYNTHESIZERS.COM modules"

Akai AX 60 vintage analog synthesiser

via this auction

Custom Sequential Circuits Prophet 10 Minus Keyboard

via this auction

"This unit, serial number 1010-0078, is the final production version of the Prophet-10 designed around two Prophet-5 Rev 3 voice boards. It has enhanced microprocessor control circuitry and software to provide 10 polyphonic voices (2 VCOs each) in four keyboard modes with responsiveness comparable to the Prophet-5. These modes allow the choice of separate polyphonic control of two 5-voice synths, combined control of a “stacked” pair of 5-voice synths, alternating notes between two 5-voice synths, or control of a single 10-voice synth. Additional features not found on the Prophet-5 include programmable 3-band equalization, two control voltage pedal inputs with assignable routing, three foot switch inputs and a 10,200 note polyphonic sequencer. It is equipped with Sequential’s MIDI interface kit and the latest firmware, Rev 6.1. Recently the unit was thoroughly tested, repaired and burned-in by Wine Country Sequential in preparation for sale.

If you are familiar with the Prophet-10, you are probably wondering what happened to the keyboards on this unit. Although the stock Prophet-10 with its twin manuals is a sight to behold, the inclusion of two keyboards makes the nearly 3-1/2 foot by 2 foot by 8 inch, 70 pound unit so cumbersome that it is difficult for one person to move it by themselves, and difficult to integrate into a small studio environment or performance setup. As well, with the advent of MIDI controllers and sequencers and availability of the Prophet-10 MIDI upgrade kit, the built-in keyboards became redundant. At least a few ardent but frustrated Prophet-10 users dreamed of a slimmer instrument without the keyboards.

While I was employed as a service technician and visiting E-Mu Systems in the late 1980s, I happened to mention this to a product design engineer there who described to me a simple solution he referred to as “The Riley Mod.” It turns out that all the structural members forward of the main control panel can easily be unbolted and removed except for the sides of the chassis frame. The keyboards, modulation wheel and sequencer modules are simply unplugged from the rest of the synthesizer, unbolted and removed. Then the sides of the chassis frame can be cut back in line with the new forward face of the enclosure created by reusing a long corner piece and sheet metal that was part of the keyboard enclosure. Likewise, the wooden end pieces are carefully cut back to match the new enclosure dimensions and refinished to match the original look. Voila!

As you can see in the photos, the end result resembles an Oberheim Xpander, but with the familiar Prophet-10 control panel and no keyboards. This reduces the depth of the instrument to 13-1/2 inches and weight to 43 pounds – a much more practical size for lifting, transporting and integrating into an electronic music studio or performance system. For example, this slim rendition of the Prophet-10 rests comfortably on an Apex column stand.

NOTE: The circuit boards contained in the synthesizer unit are unaffected by the “Riley Mod” and have not been modified in any way except for installation of the factory-supplied MIDI upgrade kit..."

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Purple X0XB0X BASSLINE SYNTH/SEQ

via this auction

"This x0xb0x is a limited edition metallic Purple with Unique face plate only 20 made & this is the last one also Purple led's & Silver case + TB 303 style knob's & Free Bass & resonance boost + Extra low filter + gate on forever mod Switchable from the rear panel."

Vintage Ludwig Phase II Synthesizer

via this auction

"For those who are unfamiliar with this amazing piece of gear, it is actually a small cabinet, about 18" high and 12" wide and 6" deep. The top lid folds back exposing the upper deck controls and a silver knob in the center that, when pulled up, allows the pedalboard to swing down. The various controls are changed on top, while the footswitches on the pedalboard below switch different sections of the controls in and out of the signal path, flip between mono and stereo operation, or bypass the unit entirely. The expression pedal changes the sound dramatically in many different ways depending on which settings you have dialed in... It still lights up like a Christmas Tree when you turn it on though!"

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