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Hoedown, ELP (cover) performed by Studio Marand on Moog LP and Clavia Nord Electro 3

YouTube Uploaded by Space4Keys on Apr 6, 2012

"by http://www.youtube.com/user/studiomarand

For best audio quality see on: www.vimeo.com/marand/hoedown

Hoedown, Trilogy (1972) keyboard cover
Emerson Lake & Palmer

For info on recording check out: www.marandblog.altervista.org (Italian)

http://www.space4keys.com"

slipmat

YouTube Uploaded by stretta on May 18, 2011

Monome & Arc

Kawai SX 240 LINN LM2 Vintage Synth & Drum Machine

YouTube Uploaded by Sjobeck7 on Apr 6, 2012

"Kawai SX-240 on custom dual mode Mono/String Patch with hovering "heavenly" preset patch on Ensoniq SQ-1 With custom, punchy Linn-Drum pattern repeating over top secret erractic late night neurotic mix down so not to forget the best nightmare I ever had~..."

AtomoSynth Koe & Modcan Touch Sequencer

YouTube Uploaded by DJjondent on Apr 6, 2012

"AtomoSynth Koe (meaning "voice" in Japanese).

Sequenced using a Modcan Touch Sequencer which was synced to an LFO.
The Future Sounds System Decade Counter is 10 steps.
It syncs well to the same LFO running the Modcan.
But the sequence running on the modcan was only 8 ... thus the slight timing issue
with the bass drum. (I'll reset it to 8 steps next time).

A Clock divider (eg: Pittsburgh's Timetable) could probably also be useful in dividing the input signal (LFO) and then triggering the drums.

Modules Used:
AtomoSynth Koe
Modcan Touch Sequencer
Pittsburgh Modular VILFO (Voltage influenced LFO)
Pittsburgh Modular Audio Mixer/Attenuator
Future Sounds System Decade Counter
Tip Top BD808 (Drum module)
Low-Gain SubMix7
Thanks to Matt at RhythmActive.
www.rhythmactive.com.au"

Trident

YouTube Uploaded by lesingemonotone on Apr 6, 2012

"Testing out a newly restored Korg Trident mk I."

World Wind 1 (Korg M50)

YouTube Uploaded by beckhusen on Apr 6, 2012

"Music made with Korg M50, videos are taken in Madeira.
Btw., i didn't expect before to have so much fun with the M50 ;)
For those who are interested, my video ressources are available for private and commercial use at www.earthviews.de"

CLOUT! NOISE BOX TEST

YouTube Uploaded by CLOUTmusictv on Apr 6, 2012

"Trying out a patchable noise synth by Electrolobotomy with crocodile clips and skin contact."

Roland W-30 and HxC SD Floppy Drive Emulator

YouTube Uploaded by JimAtwood on May 24, 2011

Note this works with other synths. See:
Korg DSS-1 Gets A Floppy Upgrade
Emu Emulator II digital / analog sampling synthesizer & SD Upgrade Kit

"This video basically shows you how I attached the HxC SD Floppy Drive Emulator to my Roland W-30 Sampler out the back. I did this for testing purposes and because to completely remove the floppy drive in the W-30 requires some time and work and all I wanted to do initially was to see if the HxC would actually work with the W-30.

Thus you will see that the floppy ribbon cable and power connector of the Roland W-30 can be slipped through the back of the W-30 between the top and bottom halves of the body. I put the W-30 OS version 1.07 on the SD Card and you will see that it boots the Roland W-30 no problem at all. You can then load other floppy images that you have saved to an SD card.

Note that I have also tested the HxC Floppy Drive Emulator with the Roland S-330 and it works great with that too.

I used SMFW30 to create my System and Floppy Images. Reading the manual will help you with how what settings to use and how to get the images onto the HxC Floppy Drive Emulator. The Roland S-330 and W-30 do require different setups.

If you have any questions you can visit my blog here for more info:

Jim Atwood in Japan
https://jimatwood.wordpress.com/2011/04/23/sd-card-hxc-floppy-emulator-for-roland-w-30-s-330-samplers/"

via Richard Issitt on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

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