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Jim's Tips & Tricks: Moog Filter CV Glitchy Bass Jam Part 2

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Part two of a Filter CV exploration I did today - Glitchy Bass Jam!

Plugged M-Audio expression pedal in to the Filter CV input, then my Fender Jazz Bass into the EXT IN. Plugged a dummy plug into the KB GATE input so I wouldn't have to hold a key down to make the EXT IN work. Bass guitar jam with Moog Bass synth as well, the OVERLOAD parameter is high, so it's kind of a glitchy fuzz sound.

Thanks for watching!"

Also added to Part 1.

Why the JEN SX-2000 Filter sounds so great...

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"Did somebody ever realize that the VCF of the JEN SX-2000 Monosynth is an 1:1 copy of the EMS VCS3 VCF??? Check it out!"

BugBrand Modular Tracks

Earl of Marchings (May12) by BugBrand
"Part 1 of Modular Molasses -- practice for a technoid live show (18th May 2012 - in London)

This is a coupling of the BugModular with a TR606 (master clock source), Tama Drum Synth, Boss HandClap, TimeFactor delay and Cathedral reverb.

This is live, unedited, rolling reaction -- I begin with a basic idea and see where the setup takes me -- there are some wonderful surprises within."

Modular Molasses (May2012) by BugBrand
"Part 2 of the thick, gloopy, reactive technoid practices (for live in London, 18th May 2012)

This is a coupling of the BugModular with a TR606 (master clock source from c.15minutes in), Tama Drum Synth, Boss HandClap, TimeFactor delay and Cathedral reverb.

Hahahaha, 50 rolling minutes - no definitive structure - the machines and the surprises direct and reform - I am powerless but to bob along."

Suit and Tie Guy Sea Devils Filter Eurorack Module

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"Lightly used in home project studio.a three pole diode ladder lowpass filter with voltage controlled resonance.there are two famous 3 pole diode ladder lowpass filters. one of them was in a little silver box of a synthesizer with integrated sequencer that was used to make "acid tracks" and the other one was was in a big suitcase of a synthesizer with a silver faceplate and semi-integrated sequencer that was used to make tracks while on acid. this is the latter. we're not going to name any names here but let's hope we don't have to mention any voltage controlled studios or electronic music studios to establish the lineage of this filter topology.we can't promise this thing will make sea devils appear on your lawn or models of airplanes fly from one side of the stage to the other, crashing into a papier mache sun at the end of your song, so please don't be offended if these things fail to happen while using the filter- presuming you want to own one.this module features a pcb designed by detachment 3 engineering via yves usson.this module is 3.75" deep and requires 14 hp of mounting space.Lightly used in home project studio."

Moog Minimoog Model D SN 13053

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MOOG KEYBOARD MIXER - FROM MOOG CUSTOM ENGINEERING

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Moog CE aka Modusonics obtained the rights to the Moog brand after the original Moog Music went under in 1993 according to Wikipedia. It was founded by Mike Bucki.

via the listing: "I have here for sale an Extremely Rare Moog Keyboard Mixer made in Moog's Custom Engineering Department between 1980 -1982.

I have not very much info on how many were ever made, when exactly were made but I do know that these were manufactured in very limited amount and not as a product that was intended to sell to the masses but as an addition to some of Moog's clients that needed something portable when performing with several Moog Synthesizers. I guess it was an alternative to the amazing Moog Synthesizer Amp which also served as a mixer + more but the SynAmp was a very heavy piece to carry around so they came up with this baby...

SPECIFICATIONS ABOUT THE MOOG KEYBOARD MIXER:
- 8 Channel Line Input Mixer With Level & Panning Knobs Per Each Channel.
- Dual Stereo Output for Either Lo or Hi Output
- Stereo Auxiliary Input
- 17" Spring Reverb (Dual Springs)
- 8 Reverb Amount Knobs For Each Channel.
- Dual (A+B) Send/Return Effects Channels W/ Level & Panning As Well.
- 3 Band Semi-Parametric EQ (Lo, Mid & Hi)

- Cutoff Frequency Knob In The EQ Section As Well...
- Headphone Input With Level Knob As Well.
- A House Kill Switch.
- Level Knobs For Left/Right Output.
- Overload Indicators (LEDs) For Every Channel Including Effects.
- Effects On/Off Inputs By Foot Switch. ( A/B + Reverb)
- Effects Send/Return Input Jacks For A, B & Spring Reverb As Well.
- It's a 19" Rack Mountable Unit (19" X 15 3/4" X 4 3/4")

MAINTENANCE GIVEN TO IT:
- All Electrolytic Capacitors have been changed by new hand picked tested ones.
- All PC Boards cleaned with Isopropyl Alcohol to remove dirt and contamination.
- All solder joints checked and re-tapped when needed.
- All electromechanical Connectors have been cleaned and tested for conductivity.
- All Potentiometers, Switches, Jacks, Etc. Have been cleaned and lubricated.
- A New Spring Reverb has been added.
- Power Supply Refurbished for better performance."

Roland 1976 Synthesizer Catalogue Color 16 pgs

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"Original Catalogue for Roland Keyboard Instruments

Full color, 16 pages

Printed in Japan, dated '76 December

Includes photos and features of the following:

Roland Synthesizer SH-3A/SH-5/SH-1000/SH-2000
Roland Strings RS-101
Roland Combo Piano EP-30/EP-20/EP-10
Echo Chamber RE-201
Phase Shifters - Phase Five, Phas II, Jet Phaser

Excellent condition from music store inventory."