Rebel Technology Klasmata Sequencer EURO Module

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"The Klasmata module by Rebel Technology contains one half of the Stoichea module but with additional voltage control of two parameters and 32 steps sequence length. Just like the Stoicheia it creates rhythmical, very musical structures from an incoming clock. Perfectly suited to trigger drum voices or just for creative sequencing.

The upper control sets the start point of a sequence and also the reset point. In mid position the sequence starts at the "one". Turning the pot makes the sequence shift forwards or backwards. The control below sets the sequence length, from 1 to 16 steps. The middle control determines the number of fills i.e. how many notes from a sequence will be played.

The sequence length and the number of fills can be modulated by control voltages, the according attenautors are the two bottom controls.

The switch is used for manual stopping and resetting the sequence, on the other hand it influences the behavoiur of the sequence:

In middle position the sequence is off.
In upper position the trigger mode is activated. The sequence will switch its output high when receiving a clock signal rising edge (low to high transition), provided the next beat in the sequence is ‘on’. When the clock signal falling edge is received (high to low transition), the output will be switched back to low (0v). This means that the output trigger signals have the same pulse width as the input clock.
In bottom position you activate the alternating mode. The output goes high on the first ‘on’ beat, and remains high until the next ‘on’ beat. In other words, the output toggles on every ‘on’ beat in the sequence. The up and down transitions occur on the rising edge of the input clock.
The top jack "|<-" is used to reset the sequence to step one. Below you´ll find the socket "γ" , that´s the gate sequence output. The sockets 3 and 4 are the two CV inputs (see above) and the socket at the very bottom is the clock input.
The module is protected against reverse polarity. It needs +5V to operate"

Sound Charts for Minimoog - ELP Trilogy & Emerson's Fat Bass

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Note the listing is for a PDF scan of the sound charts and not the original. Posting this for the information and two patches below.

"This is a meticulously scanned pdf file of an original, out of print, 1974 publication of sound charts for the Moog Minimoog Synthesizer.

It is 30 pages, and contains sound charts to program classic, vintage Moog sounds.

Even if you are not fortunate enough to own the actual vintage instrument (got $3,000?), thanks to modern VST plugins from Arturia, Steinberg, GForce, and others, you can enjoy that classic analogue sound.

Using these sound sheets to program, you can have these amazing sounds that have been gathering dust since the 70’s, and since this is out of print, you can have something that not everyone else has.
It will even help you learn about synthesis technique and custom sound programming.
You will soon be able to dial up any sound you hear or can imagine.

The sounds in this collection cover a wide range of styles:
Orchestral - Piccolo, Flute, Recorder, Clarinet, Oboe, Bassoon, Trumpet, Horn, Trombone, Tuba, etc.
Progressive Rock – Emerson Lake and Palmer, Rick Wakeman, etc.
Dance, Hip Hop & House - Drum Roll, Bass Drum, Fat Bass, Jet Plane, Exploding Bomb, Siren, Whistlers, etc.

Plus, it includes a Tutorial on routing an instrument through the Minimoog, and blank patch charts for your own custom sounds"

1978 ARP AVATAR STOLEN FROM THE GODS GUITAR SYNTHESIZER 2-PAGE PRINT AD

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"When joined ad measures approx. 16"X10.5" inches."

Oberheim SEM Pro Analog Synthesizer With Modular Patch Panel SN 0772

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Interesting that the auction mentions Marion Systems which was Tom Oberheim's last synth company.

"Marion Systems SEM-Pro synthesizer expander module, signed by Tom Oberheim. This is the version with built in MIDI to CV convertor and the full modular patch panel."

There is no mention of Marion Systems on http://tomoberheim.com, but it would be interesting if his previous Marion Systems was the parent company.

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YAMAHA CS-10 SN 5706 with Original Case

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ROLAND JUPITER 6

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1979 Multivox Forget ARP & Moog Synth Chick Ad

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"1979 Multivox MX-20 Electronic Combo Piano, MX 880 & MX 3000 Synthesizer Magazine Ad"

"Forget the Big Two"

Ad measures approx. 8"X 10.5" inches.

KORG VC10 VINTAGE ANALOG VOCODER

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Korg Prophecy SSP-1

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Sound Programming (Roland V-Synth XT)

Published on May 25, 2013 Hanni13579·56 videos

"It's raining outside and I was bored. So I did a sound programming video based on a idea I had in mind. No direct audio here, only camera mic noise.
And, yes I know, I didn't do a direct recording at the end like I announced in the video, blablabla. This is just for your entertainment. Sound will be part of my V-Synth sound bank available on www.jaybmusic.net . Have fun. And coffee. Oh, and ponies, of course."

A look at the Roland V-Synth programing interface.