Sequential Circuits Six Trak

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Moog MemoryMoog Plus w/MIDI SN 3680

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"The Memorymoog is like having six Minimoogs stacked in one! Features include VCO syncing, sample and hold, and separate filters for each voice! It also has a Unison mode for a fat 18 oscillator monophonic bass and lead sound. And as its name would suggest, it has memory storage - 100 patches!"

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70's MOOG KEYBOARD CONTROLLER Model 950

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Understanding the iPolysix Step Sequencer Mee Zanook Style

Published on May 20, 2013 Mee Zanook·40 videos

"Understanding the iPolysix Step Sequencer.
We go over Step Switches,Step Zones,Gate Sliders,the 6 Sequence Modes and More!
The heart of the iPolysix."

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1984 Sequential Six-Trak Ad

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"Sequential Circuits Inc. Six-trak synthesizer "Lets your multi-talents shine through" full-page colour advertisement from page 54 in the June 1984 issue of Keyboard Magazine."

$1095.00 Retail

1980 MFB 301 / 501 Ad

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Rubicon/Dixie simple bell sounds

Published on May 20, 2013 UncertainMusicCorps·44 videos

"Quick 'n dirty demo of the simplest TZ FM bell type patch for Rubicon and Dixie oscillators. Use good speakers or headphones for best results

See annotations for patch details. First half is completely dry, then repeated but with reverb added for extra bellness.

Camera autofocus struggling with the lighting for some reason. Let's call it art."

G2FX

Published on May 20, 2013 verstaerker·42 videos

"using the Clavia Nord Modular G2 as a versatile effect-device"

Vocoders on the Nord Modular.

Morning Train - and some vintage ones.

Published on May 20, 2013 organfairy·376 videos

"I made this recording back in the analog tape days with Technics and Yamaha organs and Roland CR-1000 drum machine and JX-8P synthesizer. The original was sung by Sheena Easton in the early 1980's.

The pictures are a result of a visit last summer at the Danish Railway Museum - although I find it a bit ironic that the conductor standing on the back platform of the old train is texting on a modern smartphone..."

A Patch A Day, No. 12

Published on May 20, 2013 hamiltonulmer·12 videos

Starts like a train whistle in the distances.

"Another drone-slanted patch. This time utilizing the µFade a little more clearly than yesterday's.

The core of the patch involves two dichotomies: the MMG having everything go through it, and resonances / overdriving the circuit in the usual way, and; the µFade managing two very different sounds.

I took three sine waves - two from the DPO and one from the Dixie II - to create a very simple triad. That went into one of the µFade channels. I also took the SUM of the Maths, which in this case has the pitched channels 1 and 4 outputting something delightful. I modulated the FALL of Ch. 1, which produces the lovely movement. That all gets fed into the MMG, which opens and closes very quickly, according to the Wogglebug CLOCK.

I also have the square out of the Dixie going into the RING MOD of the Wogglebug, which outputs the RING MOD to VCO B LIN of the DPO, which you hear when I turn those knobs. The VCO A LIN comes from the woggly oscillator on the Wogglebug. Really fun just plugging random signals into those LINs. Haven't regretted it yet.

I submix two quickly-oscillating Quadra channels, both of which have the decay modulated by the Wogglebug's stepped & woggly CV outs. That's what I'm doing when I turn up the lowest knob on the mixer.

At any rate, fun patch. The MMG sounds so wonderful when overloaded."