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Monday, May 07, 2012

MULLARD live on elektrons

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YouTube Published on May 7, 2012 by capougello

"working on the new liveset deep tracks for the next show, stay tuned!"

Waldorf Micro Q : Fx FM S&H Wavetable Drone

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YouTube Published on May 7, 2012 by popitem

"Gathered footage of parameters exploration with the mighty waldorf Micro Q. No musical statement, just some experimental noise including (in order of apperance, almost) s&h, fast modulation, fm+ comb filter, fm+wavetable, drone including wavetable comb filter and slow random modulation. Always triggered by the tenori-on as i didn't manage to make envellope with infinite release, I don't think it's possible."

Waldorf micro Qs on eBay

Mrs. Raymond Scott Obit Now Online

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Dirty Circuits, 2011 - Prints and Etchings Based on PCBs From Classic Synths


This one in via Jim Harris of This is Obosolete. You can find the complete Flickr set here. Be sure to see his site here and here for other etchings including sprites from classic video games. His work is being exhibited in Brighton as part of the May festival.


"Dirty Circuits (2011) is a series of etched copper-plates, back-lit etched copper-clad sheets and limited edition prints. The collection is inspired by the printed circuit boards of classic vintage synthesisers."

Pictured:
Arp 2600 "Keyboard Assembly 3604P (Dirty Circuits, 2011)
1 mm copper-plate etched in sodium persulphate"

Roland Jupiter "Panel Board B, Green (Dirty Circuits, 2011)
Copper-clad glass-reinforced epoxy laminate sheet etched in sodium persulphate with green electroluminescent panel"

Moog Minimoog "Filter No.4
(Dirty Circuits, 2011)
Copper-clad glass-reinforced epoxy laminate sheet etched in sodium persulphate"

Buchla 259e and 267e demo part 1


YouTube Published on May 7, 2012 by Oxix52

"This is a demo of just the 259e and 267e together. I also used the 207e, but any mixer can work. I ran the output of the 259e in to the top filter band of the 267e. The two band inputs are normaled so that a signal going in to the top filter also goes in to the bottom one. It doesn't work the other way around, though, bottom to top. I panned the two filters opposite each other to get a stereo effect."

Update:

Buchla 259e and 267e demo

Published on May 7, 2012 by Oxix52

"This is part two of the 259e and 267e demo."

Jolymod ::: step by step patch, nº 2.

Jolymod ::: step by step patch, nº 2. from arthur joly on Vimeo.


"Another patch with some subtitles."

Follow-up to this post.

1965 Moskwa Rotosequencer • prototype #3


YouTube Published on May 7, 2012 by xaocdevices

"Upcoming sequencer module by XAOC Devices.
20hp, eurorack modular synthesizer format."

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via Connor 'Macleod' Eck on
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Moog Minimoog Model D SN 7523

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Mattel SYNSONICS 5281 Electronic Drums with Original Box

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via this auction

"This is the rare pro spec stereo model. Flexible, and fun this makes lots of really interesting sounds and combinations. MIDI interface, plenty of inputs and outputs and built in stereo speakers allow you to compose anywhere without being connected to any other gear. This unit was made by the original Synsonics Corporation, before Mattel bought them and cheapened everything up.

It synthesizes the percussive sounds of the cymbal, snare drum, 2 different tom tom drums, and a bass drum. Additionally, three memories are provided to allow the storage of drum patterns.

The Synsonics Drums is powered by 6 C-cell batteries and has a 9 volt power supply input. A technique called multiplexing is used several times in the Synsonics Drums. In multiplexing, one line or group of lines is able to carry signals for use by different parts of the systems at different times.

Some of the features:
Headphone jack
RCA jacks for stereo output to an external amplifier
LED indicators
Record and playback, 3 memory locations
Snare, cymbal, tom tom, bass drum and other sounds
Use fingers or drum sticks

Complete with original box and cables as shown. Unit is in very good condition – looks good as shown and works GREAT!"
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