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Sunday, December 09, 2012
Dave Smith Mopho
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"The Mopho Keyboard’s voice architecture features two oscillators, two sub-octave generators, selectable 2- or 4-pole low-pass filter, filter feedback, and a ton of modulation options, including three envelope generators, four LFOs, and a 16 x 4 step sequencer. It has a full-sized, semi-weighted, 32-note keyboard with velocity and aftertouch and full-sized pitch and modulation wheels. Other features include USB and the ability to process external audio through Mopho’s filter and VCA. Comes with free editor for Mac OS and Windows."
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"The Mopho Keyboard’s voice architecture features two oscillators, two sub-octave generators, selectable 2- or 4-pole low-pass filter, filter feedback, and a ton of modulation options, including three envelope generators, four LFOs, and a 16 x 4 step sequencer. It has a full-sized, semi-weighted, 32-note keyboard with velocity and aftertouch and full-sized pitch and modulation wheels. Other features include USB and the ability to process external audio through Mopho’s filter and VCA. Comes with free editor for Mac OS and Windows."Green Doepfer MS-404 Analog Synthesizer Midi CV Gate
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Uploaded on Dec 1, 2010 by SyntheticMachines
"Smooth synthpop demo made with the Doepfer MS-404. This is really a little 1 VCO beast. Multitrack + external FX."
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"19-inch monophonic classic from Doepfer
-fully analog
-hands-tidy 24 db filter with self-resonance
-two fast LFOs to the FM area
Audio-In
-all parameters midi controllable
Built-CV-Gate (midifiziert allow older synths)
-internal power supply
-rare green version
Technically-top, otherwise good condition."
Video above of the standard grey version.
Uploaded on Dec 1, 2010 by SyntheticMachines
"Smooth synthpop demo made with the Doepfer MS-404. This is really a little 1 VCO beast. Multitrack + external FX."
via this auction
"19-inch monophonic classic from Doepfer-fully analog
-hands-tidy 24 db filter with self-resonance
-two fast LFOs to the FM area
Audio-In
-all parameters midi controllable
Built-CV-Gate (midifiziert allow older synths)
-internal power supply
-rare green version
Technically-top, otherwise good condition."
Video above of the standard grey version.
ROLAND CR 8000 SN 091147
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"Tested for power, the lights come on but sometimes the controls / buttons are not responsive. The beat counter appears and dis-appears, too!!?? No sound is heard through the 'out' jack (using headphones). No Further Testing Performed.
PROBLEMS FOUND: We're pretty sure its broken but in nice shape cosmetically. A nice unit to fix or swap your good parting into this nice chassis. SOLD AS-IS!!"
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"Tested for power, the lights come on but sometimes the controls / buttons are not responsive. The beat counter appears and dis-appears, too!!?? No sound is heard through the 'out' jack (using headphones). No Further Testing Performed. PROBLEMS FOUND: We're pretty sure its broken but in nice shape cosmetically. A nice unit to fix or swap your good parting into this nice chassis. SOLD AS-IS!!"
Roland Jupiter-8 w/Encore MIDI & Case
Cat on Moog
via Moog Music Inc. on Facebook
"Happy CV Sunday!
Love,
Your friends at Moog
via bkinsman on Instagram"
from japan @ analog techno improvisation
via U-ya Kosogawa on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Those are some big knobs.
Update via U-ya. The top unit is a vocoder. Bottom is a filter and EQ.
Korg Poly-61 repair session
Published on Dec 9, 2012 by MusicMiK - now MiK-Music
"Getting lots of questions about repairing the Korg Poly-61, most of them related to the digital clock/synchronization of the DCOs, i decided to create a video about this.
It's not only Poly-61 specific, i also tell you something about equipment you should have, some simple safety measures and an introduction into general debugging techniques before it comes to the Poly-61 specific stuff.
Originally i thought this wouldn't be very spectacular as the Poly-61 worked last time i used it, but i was surprised to find a real defect during creating this video :)
Sorry for the focus problems and some other minor glitches, this was a very spontaneous idea and due to the usual lack of time, i didn't have an eye on perfection here. It took lots of hours to create this - making it better would eat up several weekends i think. I hope you understand that i prefer to do lots of other, more important stuff.
And after some very bad experience here at YouTube, i want to add this disclaimer - not meant for the ones who give positive feedback and thus keep those videos online, but meant for those with a destructive nature only being able to criticize the work of others:
The meanings and processes i show and describe here are my personal meanings and ways i work. If you have different meanings and processes, i will not try to convince you of my way to do stuff and expect you to also tolerate my ideas - so i will simply delete insulting comments.
If you think, i'm doing it wrong, simply make it better. I just try to help."
"Getting lots of questions about repairing the Korg Poly-61, most of them related to the digital clock/synchronization of the DCOs, i decided to create a video about this.
It's not only Poly-61 specific, i also tell you something about equipment you should have, some simple safety measures and an introduction into general debugging techniques before it comes to the Poly-61 specific stuff.
Originally i thought this wouldn't be very spectacular as the Poly-61 worked last time i used it, but i was surprised to find a real defect during creating this video :)
Sorry for the focus problems and some other minor glitches, this was a very spontaneous idea and due to the usual lack of time, i didn't have an eye on perfection here. It took lots of hours to create this - making it better would eat up several weekends i think. I hope you understand that i prefer to do lots of other, more important stuff.
And after some very bad experience here at YouTube, i want to add this disclaimer - not meant for the ones who give positive feedback and thus keep those videos online, but meant for those with a destructive nature only being able to criticize the work of others:
The meanings and processes i show and describe here are my personal meanings and ways i work. If you have different meanings and processes, i will not try to convince you of my way to do stuff and expect you to also tolerate my ideas - so i will simply delete insulting comments.
If you think, i'm doing it wrong, simply make it better. I just try to help."
Synthesizer Space sound Universe...
Synthesizer Space sound Universe...analogue Synths, Sequencers GRP A8, Minimoog & friends
Published on Dec 9, 2012 by Christa Bachmann
"Hi lovely synthfreaks, I hope you are fine. Here in germany the weather is bad..and we have a lot of snow. Time enauth to make music. The Sequencers are from the Dot.com and the GRP A 8, Effects are from the Juno 60 from Roland and Doepfer Dark energy, the leads comes from the Minimoog and the Moog Prodigy. The Harmonics is from the Roland V-Synth. Welcome and enjoy the analogue sound universe."
Published on Dec 9, 2012 by Christa Bachmann
"Hi lovely synthfreaks, I hope you are fine. Here in germany the weather is bad..and we have a lot of snow. Time enauth to make music. The Sequencers are from the Dot.com and the GRP A 8, Effects are from the Juno 60 from Roland and Doepfer Dark energy, the leads comes from the Minimoog and the Moog Prodigy. The Harmonics is from the Roland V-Synth. Welcome and enjoy the analogue sound universe."
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