KORG MS-20 Vintage Analog Semi-Modular Synth SN 147262

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Electrix Vocoder WRAPFActory Demo Videos

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Electrix WarpFactory (part 1 of 3) - Vocoding Made Easy

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Electrix WarpFactory (part 2 of 3) - Vocoding with a Keyboard

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Electrix WarpFactory (part 3 of 3) - Vocoding with Auto-Formant

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Moog The Source SN 1711

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"MIDIFlute" - Irish Flute/Whistle CoreMIDI Control Surface for the iPad

Published on Nov 11, 2012 by tradlessons

"MIDIFlute is an Irish Flute/Whistle CoreMIDI control surface for the iPad.

The fingerings are based on those used for the 6-hole keyless Irish flute or whistle.

MIDIFlute doesn't produce any sound on its own, it is designed for playing hardware and software VST-style MIDI synthesizers via a CoreMIDI compatible interface connected to the dock connector or virtual MIDI instruments like IK Multimedia SampleTank® for iOS running on your iPad.

To get started playing, first show the on-screen fingering chart and hole labels by touching the '?' icon at the lower right corner of the screen.

Start by touching the top half of the flute starting with the tips of your left index, middle, and ring fingers on holes #6, 5, and 4. The holes light up when touched.

Next touch the bottom half of the flute with the tips of your right index, middle, and ring fingers, on holes #3, 2, and 1.

Using the fingering chart as a guide, play each note of the scale starting from the low-D and working up to C#.

To play the second octave, touch the bar next to the flute with your left little finger while using the same fingerings as the first octave.

Touch the bar at the top of the screen with your left thumb to stop the sound while fingering a note. This can be used for repeated notes in the place of doing a cut or tap.

Finger vibrato may be done with the middle finger of the right hand on many notes. The amount of vibrato is adjustable using the MIDI control sliders.

Touch the MIDI icon at the bottom left corner of the screen to show/hide the MIDI controls. All settings are saved and restored the next time the app is run.

You may select the volume, attack velocity, vibrato depth and MIDI chanel using the sliders.

The entire range may be transposed up or down up to one octaves (zero transpose is "C") in semitone increments using the transpose slider.

All MIDI settings are saved when the app quits and restored the next time it is run.

Touch the '!' icon at the top left to quiet any "stuck" notes if they occur."

iTunes:
SampleTank - IK Multimedia
Michael Eskin
iPads on eBay, on Amazon

mutable instruments anushri synth, from drone to sequence

Published on Nov 11, 2012 by heodesalciphron

00:00 DRONE
07:00 STRANGE SEQUENCE
09:20 NORMAL SEQUENCE
10:20 TERMINAL SEQUENCE

ETI 603 Sequencer and Friends: " Modular Lounge "

Published on Nov 11, 2012 by djessay101

"Trouby Modular Masterclock ( Master ), Roland DC-50 ( Space Effect), ETI 603 Sequencer + Korg MS-10 ( Bass ), DotCom Modular + Q119 Sequencer ( Beat + Sound ), Jupiter 4 ( Pad ), Jupiter 6 ( Arpeggio with Glide ), Fender Rhodes Mark1 88 with EH Holy Grail + Yamaha NE-1 Preamp + Roland SPH-323 Phaser, Pearl Syncussion SY-1 ( Sound )"

Doepfer Dark Energy I & II Comparison (1+2)

Published on Nov 11, 2012 by creativegallerysynth

"Doepfer Dark Energy 2 mounted to Dark Energy 1.
Trying to compare the sounds of the two machines.
First part is cv controlled by SH-101.
Second part MIDI controlled by Dark time Sequencer.
Just turning the knobs to check out differences..."

Doepfer Dark Energy's on eBay

SEIKO DRUM MACHINE WATCH

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"SEIKO FREQUENCY DRUM MACHINE LCD LED WATCH

black

SCTK023

NEW old stock condition

MANUFACTURED IN JAPAN SEIKO FREQUENCY

WORLDS FIRST AND ONLY TO DATE DRUM MACHINE and METRONOME WATCH!!!

MULTI FUNCTION VERY RARE WATCH. NEVER SOLD IN NORTH AMERICA OR EUROPE!!!

DESCRIPTION :
This is an one (1) Pc Authentic SEIKO FREQUENCY DRUM MACHINELCD LED WATCH BLACK SCTKO23 .

This watch has a built in Drum Machine, Rhythm function thatgives out six patterns of drum sound created, Two metronome modes that indicatethe set tempo with either the drum sound or the on-and off lighting the of theLED display. Alarm function that signals the designated time with any one ofthe six patterns the drum sound or conventional beeping sound. Will need newbattery

Very collectable item.

DETAILS :
--- Black color

--- Diameter of the Plastic case is 53mm x 50mm (incl.buttons)

--- 23 mm lug

--- Function - Alarm: Beep or Rhythm Daily Alarm

--- Function -BPM 1: 30-250 BPM 0-6 Beat Sound

--- Function -BPM 1: 30-250 BPM 0-6 Beat Sound

--- Function -Rhythm: 6 Patterns 30-250 BPM Swing

--- Function - chronograph : 100/econd , Stop Watch

--- Function -Time: 12/24 Hour, Calendar (Date & Day)"

via The Carolls in the comments of this post featuring a yellow one. If you click through to the updated post linked there, you'll find other colors including red and clear currently available on eBay.

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TouellSkouarn Strakal Brulu {Re Greñv Eo} demo

TouellSkouarn Strakal Brulu {Re Greñv Eo} demo from Equinoxoz music solutions on Vimeo.

"Just a messaround with this AWESOME Fuzzy, Fuzz module! This has been what I have been waiting for."

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Barber's Pole Pattern by Roland Kuit

Barber's Pole Pattern by Roland Kuit

You can find a tutorial on how to create a Barber's Pole on Roland Kuit's site here.

"A Shepard tone, named after Roger Shepard, is a sound consisting of a superposition of sine waves separated by octaves. When played with the base pitch of the tone moving upward or downward, it is referred to as the Shepard scale. This creates the auditory illusion of a tone that continually ascends or descends in pitch, yet which ultimately seems to get no higher or lower.
It has been described as a "sonic barber's pole". The acoustical illusion can be constructed by creating a series of overlapping ascending or descending scales.***"

Roland Kuit brought us the Roland Kuit's Laboratory of Patching previously posted here.

Update: one more demo & image of the patch:

5 Phase Digi Barber Pole by Roland Kuit