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Oberheim Xpander Six-Voice Synthesizer with Oddernmart Xpansion

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"This unit has the very rare Oddernmart Xpander Xpansion which allows 6 audio inputs to be introduced to the signal as the VCO-2 Noise component. This mod cost several thousand dollars alone. In all, this a very desirable piece of functional vintage synthesizer history! Includes power cord and manual copy.

Info on the Oddernmart Xpander Xpansion" [link to a PDF on synthi.se here]

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EMW Voltage Controlled Digital Noise - Eurorack module

Published on Nov 27, 2012 by psprojectbrazil

"New EMW Eurorack module, the Voltage Controlled Digital Noise. Just reverb was added.
On this patch our Sequential Voltage and our Sample & Hold modules are controlling the VCF cutoff frequency. Later we used the second Sample & Hold output to modulate the Digital Noise frequency."

Follow-up to EMW Eurorack Modular - Sample & Hold test 01

ARP Odyssey Modded Into 2600 Like Enclosure

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"All original ARP Odyssey vintage analog synthesizer modded to half-modular with expanded functions.

It has many newly created in and outputs and some further modifications as the slappy attack envelope generator.
I have a full description of the modifications somewhere. I will try including it. The wooden box includes a REAL vintage analog ORIGINAL ARP Odyssey synthesizer. I will take further pictures so you will see the panel and the system internally. What you see here is the Odyssey's frontplate itself. The keyboard were removed and cutted and the whole synth were put into a large wooden enclosure..."

Moskwa Rotosequencer Demo1

Moskwa Rotosequencer Demo1 from VoltageCtrlR on Vimeo.
"This is the first patch I made with XAOC Devices 'Moskwa Bipolar Rotosequencer'.
This patch features The Moskwa's CV out to Anti & Uncle OSC, OSC's outs to Optomix top and bottom section.
Moskwa's Gate out pinging the Optomix, Optomix out to mixer.

Oh yeah uLFO square out to 8NU8R, 8NU8R out to Moskwa's direction in."

Update:

XAOC Devices Moskwa Bipolar Sequencer Demo from VoltageCtrlR on Vimeo.
VoltageCtrlr testing out the Moskwa bipolar rotosequencer.

MarOS Firmware Update for the x0xb0x

via the adafruit x0xb0x forums (be sure to read the full thread before updating). The following is the feature change log.

"MarOS 1.3
Change Log (Features only):
MarOS1.3 – 11/21/2012
- Parameter Adjustment mode to adjust swing, gate length and all automatic variation parameters
while playing, with the tempo knob. Enter/Leave the mode by pressing the tempo knob, in pattern play
modes.
- Randomizer functions constantly accessable after entering randomizer mode by pressing CHAIN one
time (and not holding it), in pattern edit mode, while playing. Press again to leave mode.
- 2 new automatic variation parameters: Octave down, Rest
- UN-DO: all randomizer changes get reverted (back to pattern as stored) by pressing E1-Key, former
“Dark”-scale-function is removed.
- Classic / non-classic MIDI mode state is stored in internal memory and restored “the next day”.
MarOS1.2 – 11/10/2012
- Variable Gate Time – adjustable with CHAIN-PREV / CHAIN-NEXT in pattern play modes
- Automatic Variation – Runtime random variations of slides, accents, octaves - adjustable in USER-B
mode with PREV/NEXT (Accent) - RUN/CHAIN (octaves) - DOWN/UP(slides) – You can see on the bank LED
what is currently setup
- Re-activated USER-A / PAT.EDIT(MIDI) mode to have simple MIDI sync while editing
- KEYBOARD mode simplified to have more space for the things above
MarOS1.0.1 – 10/30/2012
– F#1 key to toggle MIDI-Start behaviour
– CHAIN-PREV → simplify pattern by looping parts of it
– CHAIN-NEXT → randomize slides

1) MIDI Sync Mode

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Roland Kuit's Syntherklaas Gift

MP3 examples of Roland Kuit's The Laboratory of Patching.

Free download here:
http://we.tl/osGUJHGGia

"Here in the Netherlands, we call this a Syntherklaas gift :)"

via Roland Kuit on
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