Reco-Synth Random Module Sequencer

Published on Oct 1, 2012 by RecoHead

"DIy sequencer to my friend Agnaldo."

OSCar Synthesiser SN 0810

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"This is a great opportunity to get hold of a unique, rare and classic British Synth.
Cosmetically very clean, this superb synth is Version M2 (MIDI) with sounds that will inspire musicians, synth freaks and sound designers alike!
The synth has recently been beautifully overhauled by James Walker at Synth Repair Services with the replacement of various components including:

1 New OSCar Midi OS EPROM Ver OM2a
1 New Back up Battery
1 New Mains Plug
28 New Pots
1 New Power Supply Parts( regulators and Capacitors)
1 New 40 Way DIL Socket
1 New 40 Way Component Header
1 New 24 Way Component Header
1 New 24 Way DIL Socket
2 New Knob Caps

A fairly comprehensive overhaul I'm sure you'll agree, giving the synth as pretty 'clean a bill of health' as is possible, (receipt available on request). All it needs now is a good home!"

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Steiner Parker Analog Synthesizer Module

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"This auction is for an incredible rare vintage (1970's) Steiner Parker Analog Synthesizer Module in good condition. I believe these were used in guitar synthesis back in the 70s, but they could be used for any modular synthesizer purpose. They have 1/8" mini jacks, like ARP or DOEPFER synths but easy to adapt to 1/4" etc. Simple but powerful features. Oscillator, Filter, Envelope Gen, LFO included. There is a 6-way Cinch Jones jack on it - but I do not know why, as we have no manual for this. It has not been tested. It also has an AC cord, two prong plug, attached..."

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TRAX RetroWave MIDI-Controlled Analogue Synthesizer, Monophonic Synth

Published on Oct 1, 2012 by traxcontrols

"The TRAX RetroWave desktop monosynth was designed for musicians who want the warmth and raw power of classic analogue sound, created by a real analogue instrument, as opposed to a digital system or computer emulation. This compact unit is great for use in studios, with your home computer programs, in live performances, and for creating sound effects for film, TV and theatre.

In this video, you will hear just a small selection of the sounds the unit is capable of - many others are available, and some no doubt have yet to be discovered!

Features include:

True analogue oscillators, filter, sample and hold, noise generator, VCA and signal path

Log VCO with square, ramp, triangle and sine outputs, and PWM control of square wave

24dB/octave, 4-pole lowpass filter with oscillator function, log response

Two triangle and square Low Frequency Oscillators with waveshape controls

Built-in MIDI to CV unit, with 5V gate and velocity output, 1V/octave CV response

Built-in overdrive circuit for epic distortion effects

No menus, no software, just switch on and play

Supplied with 1/4" patch and output jack leads

The RetroWave is now available in small quantities on eBay."

Wernick Xylosynth is back from the dead!

via Atomic Shadow on Facebook

"Also shown:EMW-200, HP sine wave generators, Pioneer reel to reel, Akai reel to reel, General Radio burst generator, and DotCom synth modules"

http://www.atomicshadow.com/

Tecbug DS7 CoronKicks (loops)

"Some kickdrum variations with Tecbug Coron DS7 clone + Elektron Machinedrum + Mutable Instuments Shruthi-1"

Punchy bass drum at :25 is the Machinedrum. The Coron is making the deeper wobbly bass drum sounds.

PPG wave system Produktkataloge von 1982

via Marko Ettlich on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

http://retrosound.de/

New Metasonix R54 MKII Video Demos by Ben Davis

R54mk2 oscillator

Published on Oct 1, 2012 by bendedavis

R54mk2 filter/distortion/vca

Published on Oct 1, 2012 by bendedavis

R54mk2 drum processing

Published on Oct 1, 2012 by bendedavis

Playin' chords with modular (first day with Flame Chord Machine)

Published on Oct 1, 2012 by MrLouk4

"First patch with Flame Chord Machine!
VCOs: 2xAFG, Hertz Donut, WMG GWS (arp)
VCF: Doepfer A-120
Drums: Tiptop BD808 through WMG Geiger Counter, SD808 through Metasonix R-51
Delay: Tiptop Z-DSP"

1979 Moog Minimoog Ad

via Retro Synth Ads where you'll find the write-up.

"Moog Minimoog "You know what this is..." full page black and white updated advertisement from page 26 in the August 1979 issue of Contemporary Keyboard..."