Moog Minitaur Demonstration by Asher Fulero (aka Halo Refuser) - Sweetwater Sound
YouTube Published on Apr 16, 2012 by SweetwaterSound
"Asher Fulero, aka Halo Refuser, demonstrates some of the sweet realtime performance capabilities of the Moog Minitaur bass synthesizer. Enjoy the demo, then learn more about the Moog Minitaur bass synth right here: http://bit.ly/sw_Minitaur"
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Roland System 100M vintage analog synthesizer
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Perfect Circuit Audio (RSS)
184 Polyphonic 4C Keyboard SN 110353
112 VCO SN 021609
121 VCF SN 011425
130 VCA SN 001431
140 ENV SN 011780
150 Ring Mod, Noise, SH & LFO SN 011456
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Perfect Circuit Audio (RSS)
184 Polyphonic 4C Keyboard SN 110353
112 VCO SN 021609
121 VCF SN 011425
130 VCA SN 001431
140 ENV SN 011780
150 Ring Mod, Noise, SH & LFO SN 011456
1975 Korg 900PS Analog Synthesizer
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"Super rare Korg analog synth - you'll be hard pressed to find another one of these in this condition, much less find one at all. Everything works except vibrato (maybe a quick fix? I've never opened it up). Also, like most synths from the era, needs a little time to warm up to stabilize. I just used this on a session with no issues. Really sounds amazing and there's nothing like it. Keep in mind is this 100v Japan voltage but it will come with a step converter transformer box (high quality) to convert to for use in the US. There is also avery unique chromium rod 'touch bar' that runs the length of the keyboard in front of the keys to control: Repeat, Forte, Pitch, Vibrato, Portamento. It works and it's awesome."
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"Super rare Korg analog synth - you'll be hard pressed to find another one of these in this condition, much less find one at all. Everything works except vibrato (maybe a quick fix? I've never opened it up). Also, like most synths from the era, needs a little time to warm up to stabilize. I just used this on a session with no issues. Really sounds amazing and there's nothing like it. Keep in mind is this 100v Japan voltage but it will come with a step converter transformer box (high quality) to convert to for use in the US. There is also avery unique chromium rod 'touch bar' that runs the length of the keyboard in front of the keys to control: Repeat, Forte, Pitch, Vibrato, Portamento. It works and it's awesome."
1978 Roland 505 Paraphonic Analog Synthesizer
LYNC LN4 Rare Keytar Midi Controller
PAIA Gnome Micro Analog Sythesizer
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"The production period for this model from PAIA was 1974-1982. There were a total of only 3000 manufactured. Here is a link for more info on the Gnome - http://www.synthmuseum.com/paia/paignome01.html
The ribbon controller has a phono jack installed in the back of the unit. The silkscreen labels for all the knobs and switches is in pristine condition (see photos). This device is powered by two 9-volt batteries."
Pics of the inside below.
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"The production period for this model from PAIA was 1974-1982. There were a total of only 3000 manufactured. Here is a link for more info on the Gnome - http://www.synthmuseum.com/paia/paignome01.html
The ribbon controller has a phono jack installed in the back of the unit. The silkscreen labels for all the knobs and switches is in pristine condition (see photos). This device is powered by two 9-volt batteries."Pics of the inside below.
1984 Marc MX1+ LINN Drum Trigger Drum Interface
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"1980's Marc MX1+. Analog trigger interface for LINN drum machines, SIMMONS SDS 5,7,8,9 drum brains and Oberheim DMX drum machines.
These interfaces are extremely useful, and became popular during the 1980's, when most drum tracks were performed by electronic drum machines. See my photo of Jimmy Bralower standing next to his rack of Marc audio interfaces, alongside a vintage LINN Drum machine.
This unit fits a standard 19" rack case, and is one unit tall.Size is; 1-3/4" tall x 19" wide x 11-1/2" deep. Unit weight is 3 kilograms.
About the MX1+ :
The MX1+ has been designed to convert audio to both analog and digital pulses as required to "trigger" a wide variety of drum machines, electronic drum sets, as well as keyboard synthesizers.
Triggering specifications vary considerably between manufacturers and their devices, however when properly adjusted, the flexibility of the MX1+ meets the demands set by the individual manufacturer providing effective interface capability between these devices. Wether using previously recorded drum tracks already on tape or through the use of Marc DETONATER pickups, acoustic drums input directly to the MX1+ and interface to a multitude of electronic musical equipment with true dynamic response in both live and studio applications.
This unit requires 120 volts AC 50-60 Hz, power consumption is approximately 12 watts. Unit powers up and is fully functional.
This unit is compatible with LINN DRUM, LM1, and LINN 9000 drum machines, as well as Oberheim DMX and DX models. It can also interface with SIMMONS SDS 5,7,8,9 analog and digital drum brains. This machine is also compatible with DRUMULATOR, and DRUMULATOR SP12 drum machines.
A Zerox fotocopy of the original MX1+ owner's manual is included.
Some of the labels on this interface are smeared or slightly rubbed off, but there is enough left, to allow you to understand what each control will do. All of the inputs and outputs on this machine are 1/4" phono jacks, except for two 12-pin DIN jacks, these are here for interfacing with the Oberheim DMX and DX drum machines. Interfacing with the LINN machines is done through the 1/4" jacks.."
via this auction"1980's Marc MX1+. Analog trigger interface for LINN drum machines, SIMMONS SDS 5,7,8,9 drum brains and Oberheim DMX drum machines.
These interfaces are extremely useful, and became popular during the 1980's, when most drum tracks were performed by electronic drum machines. See my photo of Jimmy Bralower standing next to his rack of Marc audio interfaces, alongside a vintage LINN Drum machine.
This unit fits a standard 19" rack case, and is one unit tall.Size is; 1-3/4" tall x 19" wide x 11-1/2" deep. Unit weight is 3 kilograms.About the MX1+ :
The MX1+ has been designed to convert audio to both analog and digital pulses as required to "trigger" a wide variety of drum machines, electronic drum sets, as well as keyboard synthesizers.
Triggering specifications vary considerably between manufacturers and their devices, however when properly adjusted, the flexibility of the MX1+ meets the demands set by the individual manufacturer providing effective interface capability between these devices. Wether using previously recorded drum tracks already on tape or through the use of Marc DETONATER pickups, acoustic drums input directly to the MX1+ and interface to a multitude of electronic musical equipment with true dynamic response in both live and studio applications.
This unit requires 120 volts AC 50-60 Hz, power consumption is approximately 12 watts. Unit powers up and is fully functional.This unit is compatible with LINN DRUM, LM1, and LINN 9000 drum machines, as well as Oberheim DMX and DX models. It can also interface with SIMMONS SDS 5,7,8,9 analog and digital drum brains. This machine is also compatible with DRUMULATOR, and DRUMULATOR SP12 drum machines.
A Zerox fotocopy of the original MX1+ owner's manual is included.
Some of the labels on this interface are smeared or slightly rubbed off, but there is enough left, to allow you to understand what each control will do. All of the inputs and outputs on this machine are 1/4" phono jacks, except for two 12-pin DIN jacks, these are here for interfacing with the Oberheim DMX and DX drum machines. Interfacing with the LINN machines is done through the 1/4" jacks.."
HILLWOOD CP-2 Vintage 1970's analog electric piano
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"Electric piano from the 70's
4 basic sounds;
piano low
piano high
vibs (nice preset with vibrato)
harpsichoed low
harpsichord high
Also has sustain knob on the right hand side next to the volume."
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abertronix (RSS)
"Electric piano from the 70's
4 basic sounds;
piano low
piano high
vibs (nice preset with vibrato)
harpsichoed low
harpsichord high
Also has sustain knob on the right hand side next to the volume."
Casio VL-1 Vintage Synth/Calculator
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"This is a really cool, quirky, classic little synthesizer. Fully editable ADSR, and 5 preset tones (my favorite is flute)..."
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"This is a really cool, quirky, classic little synthesizer. Fully editable ADSR, and 5 preset tones (my favorite is flute)..."
CASIO XW-P1 Demos by musictrackjp
【DEMO】CASIO XW-P1
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"DEMO by KatsunoriUJIIE."
【DEMO】CASIO XW-G1
Published on Apr 17, 2012 by musictrackjp
"DEMO by KatsunoriUJIIE."
YouTube Published on Apr 17, 2012 by musictrackjp
"DEMO by KatsunoriUJIIE."
【DEMO】CASIO XW-G1
Published on Apr 17, 2012 by musictrackjp
"DEMO by KatsunoriUJIIE."
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