Monday, April 02, 2012
iPad, BS-16i, Genome MIDI Sequencer, Microkorg and iRig MIDI
YouTube Uploaded by mvpadrini on Apr 2, 2012
"A little video to show how you can use the new version of the BS-16i (iOS app) controlled by another app (in this case Genome MIDI Sequencer). With the iRig MIDI I was able to play the BS-16i instruments using the Microkorg.
More about Music Apps: http://musicapps.com.br"
bs-16i - bismark
Genome MIDI Sequencer - White Noise Audio Software
iPads on eBay
Yamaha CS-80
TB MIDI Stuff iPad Editor for the Yamaha FS1R
A cool thing about this editor is that communication via USB is two-way, meaning if you change a parameter on the FS1R, it will also show up on the editor. Also, this editor shows you the value as you edit so you can dial in edits more precisely. Currently there are templates for the following pages: fseq, Cmn, Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 and EQ. More may follow as TB MIDI Stuff has time, but I thought any of you with an FS1R wouldn't mind giving these templates a try. You can find them here.TB MIDI Stuff on iTunes:
iPads on eBay
Update: you can find other user templates on the TBStuff forums here. And, of course, if you create any yourself, feel free to join and share.
SONICA SN 595 of 650
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via this auction
"Only 650 of these strange instruments were made since their they began manufacturing them in 1979. Shaped like small lute with a guitar like neck and speaker inside that was the voice. They player could sound notes by touching the frets on the neck that produce at between sitar and violin. Comes with case and original user manual/warranty certificate.
After Mattel had used the concept for the "Magical Music Thing," Frank Evantoff developed a more precise keyboard and incorporated it into this new instrument, which he called The Sonica. In 1979, the first Sonicas were produced, a collaboration with Larry Heller. There were 650 eventually built, but very few are seen nowadays. Serge Tcherepnin of Serge synthesizers (analog modular) did the oscillator design, and the oscillator inside the Sonica is indeed a Serge oscillator! ( LOOK FOR SERGE TCHEREPNIN'S NAME ON THE HAND PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD!!! ) The bodies have an interesting gourd/phallic shape, and were carved wood. The neck is incredibly comfortable, and easily fits into the hand, facilitating the sliding action used for playing the Sonica.
The sound of the Sonica can best be described as somewhere between a sitar and violin. When run through a simple delay, an amazing array of soundscapes are derived. The front panel features a Key/Pitch Knob, and an On/Off Volume Knob. It boasts 15 keys with additional half step notes. It also features three buttons. Analog “Slider” which is a tremolo type effect, Analog “Tone” which is actually a tonal boost, and “Half-Step” which raises the note an octave. It features a built-in speaker, with an 1/8 inch output to connect to an amplifier or recording device. It runs on one 9-volt battery which is installed by accessing a plate on the backside of the device. The Sonica really shines when sent through a tube amplifier, producing a crystalline sound unlike anything I’ve heard before."
via this auction"Only 650 of these strange instruments were made since their they began manufacturing them in 1979. Shaped like small lute with a guitar like neck and speaker inside that was the voice. They player could sound notes by touching the frets on the neck that produce at between sitar and violin. Comes with case and original user manual/warranty certificate.
After Mattel had used the concept for the "Magical Music Thing," Frank Evantoff developed a more precise keyboard and incorporated it into this new instrument, which he called The Sonica. In 1979, the first Sonicas were produced, a collaboration with Larry Heller. There were 650 eventually built, but very few are seen nowadays. Serge Tcherepnin of Serge synthesizers (analog modular) did the oscillator design, and the oscillator inside the Sonica is indeed a Serge oscillator! ( LOOK FOR SERGE TCHEREPNIN'S NAME ON THE HAND PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD!!! ) The bodies have an interesting gourd/phallic shape, and were carved wood. The neck is incredibly comfortable, and easily fits into the hand, facilitating the sliding action used for playing the Sonica.
The sound of the Sonica can best be described as somewhere between a sitar and violin. When run through a simple delay, an amazing array of soundscapes are derived. The front panel features a Key/Pitch Knob, and an On/Off Volume Knob. It boasts 15 keys with additional half step notes. It also features three buttons. Analog “Slider” which is a tremolo type effect, Analog “Tone” which is actually a tonal boost, and “Half-Step” which raises the note an octave. It features a built-in speaker, with an 1/8 inch output to connect to an amplifier or recording device. It runs on one 9-volt battery which is installed by accessing a plate on the backside of the device. The Sonica really shines when sent through a tube amplifier, producing a crystalline sound unlike anything I’ve heard before."
12 Voice Oberheim OB-Mx Synthesizer
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via this auction
"IT HAS 6 TWO VOICE CARDS INSIDE. IT DOES NOT POWER UP. IT NEEDS REPAIR."
Pics of the voice cards installed.
via this auction
"IT HAS 6 TWO VOICE CARDS INSIDE. IT DOES NOT POWER UP. IT NEEDS REPAIR."
Pics of the voice cards installed.
JOMOX SUNSYN SYNTHESIZER
Dual Waveform Generator Frequency Modulation
YouTube Uploaded by channelxnews on Apr 2, 2012
"Sputnik Dual Waveform Generator Buchla 258 Inspired Oscillator + Plan B Model 13 Low Pass Gate + Doepfer A140 ADSR + Darktime Sequencer
A simple acid techno sequence on the Darktime to demonstrate the sonic capabilities of this amazing oscillator.
Thanks to Don Buchla, Mark Verbos and Roman Filippov."
Minimoog Tattoo
via Moog Music Inc. on Facebook
"Happy Minimoog Monday!
Love,
Your friends at Moog."
See the Synth Tattoo label below for more. This one looks a bit like synthifrau's.
Ned Rush demoing SYNPLE
YouTube Uploaded by MrNedRush on Apr 2, 2012
"SYNPLE is a quick and dirty monobass synthesexer. using XY planes to control various parameters, sounds can be made super quick with little effort."
standuino instruments showcase
standuino instruments showcase from standuino on Vimeo.
Be sure to click for more below if you are seeing this post on the front page. You'll find a few more videos and pics and details on the FraAngelico synth. Don't miss these, including the gold colored knobs in the bottom pics.
"Instruments:
tůdle nůdle midi sequencer
fra angelico synth 2x
éño-ñůño sampler
piko héro analog drum synth
performed by v. peloušek"
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