ELEKTRONIKA EM-25

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be.on.ke (RSS)

"Electronika EM - 25 is a synthesizer-strings that has 3 timbre sections: stringed - contrabasses, violoncellos, violins, organ-registers ("16'","8'","4'","2'"), wind-trombones, trumpets.

Stringed and organ sections:
polyphonic attack and release of sound with duration control
switching decay mode


Wind instruments section:
generator of curved with controls: ATTACK, DECAY, SUSTAIN.
modulator with controls: RATE, DELAY, VIBRATO
controlled filter with controls: ENVELOPE, MODULATOR, CUTOFF, ACCENT
filter run mode -mono or polyphonic

There is also a possibility to split the keyboard to 2 section (with setting up different timbres of sounding)

Specifications:
— Number of octaves in a keyboard, 4 1/12
— In audible range, 9 1/12
— Number of programmed timbres, 12
— Power consumption max, 30V*A
— Dimensions, 890x355x102 mm (35' x 14' x 4')
— Weight, 15 kg (approx. 33 Pounds)
— Also contains 1.126 gramms GOLD, 6.143 SILVER"

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JoMox xBase 999

via this auction


"Manufacturer Description:
The MBase11 can do only one thing, but it does it right:
Phat kick drums!
And it does this even better than in the past.
The MBase11 is the logical follower of the MBase01 and offers even better performance, more versatility and an even phatter sound!

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Elektron Machinedrum SPS-1 Drum Machine

via this auction
thestudiobaron07 (RSS)

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uFold demo

"Full demo of the Intellijel uFold wavefolder module. I use a Dixie vco as the audio source and two other Dixies for modulation. There are no other modules or fx used."

Melodizer Teaser

YouTube Uploaded by damieninspace on Dec 16, 2011

"A very brief teaser for my next iOS sound app."

iPads on eBay
iPod Touch on eBay

RMI Electra Piano & Vox Super Continental

via Space Oddity Vintage Furniture Gallery Seattle where these are currently for sale. You might remember Space Oddity from this previous post on a CONN Electric Band.

Casio Ck-500 + Oakridge Tape

YouTube Uploaded by BrianWilliamGreen on Dec 16, 2011

John Bowen Solaris SN 00033 Unboxing Shots

A few pics in via dingebre.

http://www.johnbowen.com/

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Headcleaner on How Do You Make Music?

"Dave Williams, aka Headcleaner, is a gigging Leeds-based techno musician having a release out back in 2000 on Rephlex. That there’s just one release is an indicator of his fondness for live music: The shows are built around one device - a large, yellow, (more than half home-made) Eurorack format analogue modular synth. It’s pre-patched and ridden live, and his sets are, partly by necessity, always fully improvised. That being the case, and even though his music certainly embodies the unpredictability of modulars, what’s most surprising is how danceable it is. It’s something at odds with the ‘swarm-of-bees-music’ stigma that analogue modulars can get associated with, but Headcleaner has designed his system for a specific purpose, and he performs it very well."

Interview on How Do You Make Music here.

Yelle Remix

Doepfer modular for bass & arpeggiated synth in the chorus, Vermona DRM1 MK3 for drums, DX7 for pads and stabs.

OPERATOR's EP is currently on Kickstarter.

Comme Un Enfant by OPERATOR-music