via KarzNshit where you'll find more pics.
Sports-Car Racing
via Michael Hewel on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Update via Loren in the comments: "It ran at Le Mans that year and finished 25th. Here's another pic of it during the race"
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Roland Sponsored '80 Dome RL Sports-Car Racing
via KarzNshit where you'll find more pics.
Sports-Car Racing
via Michael Hewel on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Update via Loren in the comments: "It ran at Le Mans that year and finished 25th. Here's another pic of it during the race"
The big midnight jam (Doepfer analog modular system)
Published on Mar 14, 2013 GruithuisenCityMan·426 videos
"Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie and this music. The music has been made using a Doepfer analog modular system. Enjoy !"
Werking Out
Published on Mar 12, 2013 Blackmonk322·9 videos
"First day of WerkBench 2.0 and Audiobus, thought I'd try to document it.
https://soundcloud.com/colin-swinney
https://soundcloud.com/the-swinney-sa..."
iTunes:
WerkBench - Bolasol, Inc.
iOS Devices on eBay - Daily Tech Deals
1983 Music Maker Magazine with Keith Emerson, Elka Synthex & More
Fully Serviced Rhodes Chroma with CC+ MIDI
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via this auction
"Offered for sale is this Rhodes Chroma in excellent cosmetic condition and as near perfect working order as could be hoped for. It has had an extensive service and been thoroughly-upgraded for trouble-free use (*remember it is a Chroma!) with no expense spared. The work was carried out by James Walker at Synth Repair Services who even exceeded his usual high standards - we requested that everything possible that could be done should be done.
It has had the CC+ CPU upgrade board installed, which adds additional functionality (including Midi) and stability, and a new SPSU power supply kit by Luca Sfregola. Many original ageing parts have been replaced and the synth has been calibrated and PAT-tested for electrical safety. The results are better than we'd hoped for and the synth autotunes without error practically all the time (we cannot guarantee that it won't fail now and again, it is a Chroma).
It comes loaded with four banks of 50 sounds courtesy of the CC+ kit and sounds fantastic; the wooden keys are a delight to play and overall the synth looks beautiful. This Chroma has had a quiet life and is consequently in very good cosmetic order, with no major flaws to the finish. The wooden end cheeks have some scuffs, dings and staining - as you'd expect from a vintage synth - but there was nothing overly detrimental to its appearance. Some people like a modern re-finish, but we prefer where possible to leave the original and appropriate vintage patina on vintage equipment. There has been no touching up of the paint/metalwork anywhere - a few minor nicks and chips are present. A couple of keys have some very light pitting and the control panel finish is starting to lift around the screws at the very edges. Old Chroma flightcases are notorious for the foam distintegrating and this one was no exception - it has been professionally refoamed to a high standard by 3D cases. Included in the sale is the original dual pedal set, the bound manuals, various program cassettes, and of course the Midi breakout box.
There are no known faults with this synth."
via this auction
"Offered for sale is this Rhodes Chroma in excellent cosmetic condition and as near perfect working order as could be hoped for. It has had an extensive service and been thoroughly-upgraded for trouble-free use (*remember it is a Chroma!) with no expense spared. The work was carried out by James Walker at Synth Repair Services who even exceeded his usual high standards - we requested that everything possible that could be done should be done.
It has had the CC+ CPU upgrade board installed, which adds additional functionality (including Midi) and stability, and a new SPSU power supply kit by Luca Sfregola. Many original ageing parts have been replaced and the synth has been calibrated and PAT-tested for electrical safety. The results are better than we'd hoped for and the synth autotunes without error practically all the time (we cannot guarantee that it won't fail now and again, it is a Chroma).
It comes loaded with four banks of 50 sounds courtesy of the CC+ kit and sounds fantastic; the wooden keys are a delight to play and overall the synth looks beautiful. This Chroma has had a quiet life and is consequently in very good cosmetic order, with no major flaws to the finish. The wooden end cheeks have some scuffs, dings and staining - as you'd expect from a vintage synth - but there was nothing overly detrimental to its appearance. Some people like a modern re-finish, but we prefer where possible to leave the original and appropriate vintage patina on vintage equipment. There has been no touching up of the paint/metalwork anywhere - a few minor nicks and chips are present. A couple of keys have some very light pitting and the control panel finish is starting to lift around the screws at the very edges. Old Chroma flightcases are notorious for the foam distintegrating and this one was no exception - it has been professionally refoamed to a high standard by 3D cases. Included in the sale is the original dual pedal set, the bound manuals, various program cassettes, and of course the Midi breakout box.
There are no known faults with this synth."
MFB Analog Modular Drum Collection
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via this auction
"Up for auction are 4 analog drum modules for a Eurorack system. Sounds really warm and punchy!
Includes:
Drum-02 percussion
Drum-03 hi hat and cymbal
Drum-04 bass drum
Drum-05 snare
Drum06-tom"
via this auction
"Up for auction are 4 analog drum modules for a Eurorack system. Sounds really warm and punchy!
Includes:
Drum-02 percussion
Drum-03 hi hat and cymbal
Drum-04 bass drum
Drum-05 snare
Drum06-tom"
Doeper A-154 Sequencer
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via this auction
"Great little controller for CV sequencing.
module a-154 is a supplement to the a-155 analog/trigger sequencer module. it offers a lot of new features that are not available in the basic control unit of the a-155. the a-154 is used to replace the control unit of one or two a-155, i.e. the section marked "control" with start / stop / step / reset buttons and inputs in the upper left corner of the a-155 front panel. if the a-154 is used to control the a-155 the control section of the a-155 is put out of action.
these are the features of the a-154:
* several running modes: forward, backward, pendulum, random, cv controlled step adressing. all modes are available as loop or one-shot.
* led display of the 5 different current modes and one led for loop/one-shot display
* manual and voltage controlled selection (with attenuator) of the running mode. if no external control voltage is applied one of the 10 modes (5 modes x 2 loop/one-shot) is simply selected with a rotary knob. the cv input with attenuator is used to modulate the running mode with an external control voltage (digital high/low cv to switch between two modes or continuous analog cv to sweep through different modes). with the combination of manual control and cv with attenuator it is possible e.g. to use only two neighbouring modes (e.g. forward/backward) or sweep through all possible running modes
* manual and voltage controlled selection (with attenuator) of first and last step of the sequence. the range is step 1...8 in 8 step mode resp. 1...16 in 16 step mode
* if the running mode "cv controlled step address" is selected the first step section is used to determine the active sequencer step. consequently manual and voltage controlled selection (with attenuator) of the active step is possible: the active step can be set by hand with the first step manual control and then modulated by an external control voltage (e.g. lfo, random, s&h, theremin, light cv source, joy stick) at the first step cv input (with attenuator)."
via this auction
"Great little controller for CV sequencing.
module a-154 is a supplement to the a-155 analog/trigger sequencer module. it offers a lot of new features that are not available in the basic control unit of the a-155. the a-154 is used to replace the control unit of one or two a-155, i.e. the section marked "control" with start / stop / step / reset buttons and inputs in the upper left corner of the a-155 front panel. if the a-154 is used to control the a-155 the control section of the a-155 is put out of action.
these are the features of the a-154:
* several running modes: forward, backward, pendulum, random, cv controlled step adressing. all modes are available as loop or one-shot.
* led display of the 5 different current modes and one led for loop/one-shot display
* manual and voltage controlled selection (with attenuator) of the running mode. if no external control voltage is applied one of the 10 modes (5 modes x 2 loop/one-shot) is simply selected with a rotary knob. the cv input with attenuator is used to modulate the running mode with an external control voltage (digital high/low cv to switch between two modes or continuous analog cv to sweep through different modes). with the combination of manual control and cv with attenuator it is possible e.g. to use only two neighbouring modes (e.g. forward/backward) or sweep through all possible running modes
* manual and voltage controlled selection (with attenuator) of first and last step of the sequence. the range is step 1...8 in 8 step mode resp. 1...16 in 16 step mode
* if the running mode "cv controlled step address" is selected the first step section is used to determine the active sequencer step. consequently manual and voltage controlled selection (with attenuator) of the active step is possible: the active step can be set by hand with the first step manual control and then modulated by an external control voltage (e.g. lfo, random, s&h, theremin, light cv source, joy stick) at the first step cv input (with attenuator)."
Roland RS202 String Synth
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Published on Feb 27, 2013 Brian Huw·1 video
via this auction
Published on Feb 27, 2013 Brian Huw·1 video
via this auction
E-MU SYSTEMS DRUMULATOR Vintage Drum Machine 1983 | HD DEMO
Published on Mar 14, 2013 AnalogAudio1·99 videos
"(c) 2013 by AnalogAudio1
Demo of the Drumulator from E-mu Systems Inc. This is a classic digital drum machine from the year 1983. This Drumulator has ad additional drumset, you can use just one drumkit at once."
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