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Tuesday, September 04, 2012
Moog Polymoog Keyboard Synthesizer SN 1583
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"It needs some work. But it does power on. All voice buttons work. All function buttons switch. One function switch needs some extra attention. It has tape over it. Listed as missing spring. I have tried to get sound from the unit. But have not been able to. The Main out jack is defective. When an amp is plugged into it for nore than a minute or two it causes the keyboard to shut down. Other outputs just output some background noise. This Moog was found with a large lot of Moog gear..."
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"It needs some work. But it does power on. All voice buttons work. All function buttons switch. One function switch needs some extra attention. It has tape over it. Listed as missing spring. I have tried to get sound from the unit. But have not been able to. The Main out jack is defective. When an amp is plugged into it for nore than a minute or two it causes the keyboard to shut down. Other outputs just output some background noise. This Moog was found with a large lot of Moog gear..."
Doepfer A-190 MCVS MIDI CV SYNC
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"These have the the advantage over the budget A-100 MIDI CV converters as they have user defined CV scaling and MIDI Start/Stop/Continue/clock, and software glide and LFO available...
[Doepfer details]
Module A-190 is a MIDI-CV/SYNC Interface, with which you can control any A-100 Module which has CV and gate/trigger input sockets by MIDI. The A-190 has two Digital-to-Analogue converters (DAC for short), which put out control voltages from 0 V to +5 V, so that you can control not just the pitch, but also another voltage-controllable parameter on the A-100. DAC 1 is 'hard-wired' to receive MIDI note messages and convert them into control voltages available at CV output socket CV 1. The DAC has 12-bit resolution, which gives excellent tuning resolution (in steps of 1/4096th). As a rule, DAC 1 will be used to control VCO pitch. DAC 2 can be assigned to your choice of MIDI controller. This DAC has 7-bit resolution (1/128th steps). Its output is available at CV 2, and can be used for voltage control of any suitable module (eg VCF, VCA, etc.). The Gate output has 0/+12V voltage level.
The A-190 also has a clock output (0/+5V level), controlled by MIDI clock. This can be divided down to provide a variety of clock outputs, and enable older sequencers or drum machines to be synced to MIDI. A Reset Output (0/+5V level) provides control of the A-160 / 161 Clock Divider / Sequencer or can produce MIDI-synchronised gates (for instance on an ADSR). MIDI START or CONTINUE messages make the voltage at the Reset output go low, and MIDI STOP messages make it go high.
In addition, the A-190 allows for portamento (glide) and pitch-bend, and provides a software LFO. These functions can all be switched on and off or altered by MIDI controllers. All control parameters can be saved in non-volatile memory."
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"These have the the advantage over the budget A-100 MIDI CV converters as they have user defined CV scaling and MIDI Start/Stop/Continue/clock, and software glide and LFO available...
[Doepfer details]
Module A-190 is a MIDI-CV/SYNC Interface, with which you can control any A-100 Module which has CV and gate/trigger input sockets by MIDI. The A-190 has two Digital-to-Analogue converters (DAC for short), which put out control voltages from 0 V to +5 V, so that you can control not just the pitch, but also another voltage-controllable parameter on the A-100. DAC 1 is 'hard-wired' to receive MIDI note messages and convert them into control voltages available at CV output socket CV 1. The DAC has 12-bit resolution, which gives excellent tuning resolution (in steps of 1/4096th). As a rule, DAC 1 will be used to control VCO pitch. DAC 2 can be assigned to your choice of MIDI controller. This DAC has 7-bit resolution (1/128th steps). Its output is available at CV 2, and can be used for voltage control of any suitable module (eg VCF, VCA, etc.). The Gate output has 0/+12V voltage level.
The A-190 also has a clock output (0/+5V level), controlled by MIDI clock. This can be divided down to provide a variety of clock outputs, and enable older sequencers or drum machines to be synced to MIDI. A Reset Output (0/+5V level) provides control of the A-160 / 161 Clock Divider / Sequencer or can produce MIDI-synchronised gates (for instance on an ADSR). MIDI START or CONTINUE messages make the voltage at the Reset output go low, and MIDI STOP messages make it go high.
In addition, the A-190 allows for portamento (glide) and pitch-bend, and provides a software LFO. These functions can all be switched on and off or altered by MIDI controllers. All control parameters can be saved in non-volatile memory."
Sound Lab Mini-Synth with Keys
Dpo stuff
YouTube Published on Sep 4, 2012 by snazelle
"More dpo"
Makenoise DPO MELODY
Published on Aug 27, 2012 by snazelle
"Trying to show how damn pretty this VCO can sound.
All sound is from DPO vco A and B
PUT THRU a dod delay
Sequenced by rene
Modulation by
Bubblesound vcoB
harvestman hertz donut
Gates by 4ms SCM"
Roland INTEGRA-7 Sound Examples
YouTube Published on Sep 4, 2012 by rolandmedia
Two playlists. The top has 28 patch demos, the bottom has 25.
Announcing The Minimoog Voyager PlugSE For Mac and PC!
via Moog Music Inc. on FacebookThe Voyager PlugSE links the analog sound and power of your Minimoog Voyager with an intuitive and convenient controller plug-in designed for Mac and PC. It is the best way to seamlessly integrate your Minimoog into a digital production, recording and performance environment.
Download your free demo here"
Propperlly Packing Synths
via Brandon McWhorter on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
"Ladies and germs, if you're going to use styrofoam as your void fill, please wrap the keyboard in bubblewrap or a plastic trash bag first to keep this from happening!"
Packing peanuts stuck under keys.
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