STUDIO ELECTRONICS BOOMSTAR 4075 SN 100067 - ARP 2600

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STUDIO ELECTRONICS BOOMSTAR 3003 SN 100051 - TB-303

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Roland EF-303 Groove Effects Processor, Synthesizer Sequencer

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"Who can bring the groove out of their music with the EF-303 Everyone! With tabletop effects for DJs, remixers, and musicians, anyone can bring the groove on in. Plus, there are 16 synchronizable effects algorithms including filter, flanger, phaser, delay, pitch shift, plus "groove" effects like Isolator, Slicer, Lo-Fi, and Voice Transformer. It comes with a built-in DSP monosynth for synth arpeggio and bass line creation. The design was made for everyone in mind, with 4 control knobs, 16 sliders, and a Grab switch, plus an automatic BPM counter and MIDI start/stop control.

Also included with the 303 is a Step Modulator for programming complex effect changes over time. You can store your Step Modulator patterns, as well as you effect settings with 16 Patch memories safely storing your 'groove.'"

MOOG Pianobar Acoustic Piano Bar Midi Conversion SN 0009 and 00032

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The piano bar rests on your piano and turns it into a MIDI controller. This brings back memories. Before the Minimoog Voyager, Moog made the Pianobar alongside the first Moogerfoogers. I know the very first Moogerfoogers were by Big Briar, Bob Moog's company before he attained the Moog company name again, but I forget if the Pianobar was first released under Big Briar. The Big Briar theremin of course came out first.  It's interesting.  Bob Moog started with the theremin, sold the Moog brand and then went back to making theremins under the new Big Briar company name only to come back to synthesizers with the Moog brand.

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Roland Juno 60 Analog Synthesizer

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Synth Rorschach #23

The Invention: 1928 via Shorpy

This one should be obvious to most.  Two things come to mind.  I'll post in the comments below in a bit.

One Tall Modular

teste - lee module one
Published on Jun 14, 2013 Arthur Joly·142 videos

"testando a primeira parte dos 4 módulos."

Korg microStation + Modular Synth test

Published on Jun 14, 2013 JohnLRice·208 videos

"Just for fun. Preset patch 'audition' sequences in the Korg microStation keyboard playing with its MIDI out controlling small modular synth."

Ryhthm8 Dual channel 8 step rhythmic sequencer ** Tecbug **

Published on Jun 14, 2013 tecbugdemos·34 videos

"Functional demo of the new Rhythm8
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M3X-X4.A4.MD

M3X-X4.A4.MD from verstaerker on Vimeo.

"4 recordings of the Macbeth M3X, 3 tracks of the elektron A4 and some dums from the machinedrum play together"