"This is an early MK2 which I was told by the original owner, has the desirabel 'moog style filter'. The Odyssey is in its original condition and has only been used twice for a project by myself, then stored in this brand new flight case made especial for the Odyssey. Never gigged or abused im gutted that i have to sell her. All keys trigger, all siders/switches work, all slider caps present, CV/Gate..."
"Up for sale is a (1) vintage Moog Micromoog in used condition. It works very good and sounds great! The V-Trig input is modified with a normal jack input. Optical it looks ok for its age, but it is used (see photo's). Some scratches, scuffs on the corners and it doesn't have the original knobs anymore. The serial number is 6387..."
"One of the rarest modules for the System 100M. Each mixer can mix four signals and provide two non-inverted and two inverted outs. Module also has a + and - variable 10 volt source..."
"This module contains the three main synthesizer elements, providing all that is needed for the production of one synthesizer voice. The connections for signal flow from the VCO, through the VCF to the VCA are made internally to save patching time. Another internal connection allows a single envelope generator input to control both the VCF and VCA. All internal connections are made with switching jacks so that they can be broken, if desired."
"Up for auction is an amazing vintage soviet 3VCO analog synthesizer - ALTAIR 231. Altair 231 is an almost identical copy of the famous Moog`s Minimoog model D synthesizer made in the Soviet Union. It was manufactured on "Estradin" military radio plant in Zhitomir city in January 1987. It has very fat and impressive analog sound with wide sound palette. It can produce fat analog basses, classic rock leads, hard razor waves, various space fx`s , noises, ambient textures etc... The filter is really extreme and sounds fantastic."
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Published on Sep 21, 2013 biedrzyn·103 videos
Re-Published on Jun 2, 2015 #LarsGunnarBodin
"Provided to YouTube by Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Bilder (Images) · Lars-Gunnar Bodin
The Dartmouth Digital Synthesizer
℗ 2004 Smithsonian Folkways Recordings / 1976 Folkways Records
Released on: 1976-01-01"
Previous video description from biedrzyn:
"Album: V/A The Dartmouth Digital Synthesizer (1976). Lars-Gunnar Bodin (July 15, 1935, Stockholm) is a Swedish pioneer in the field of electronic music during the 1960s, especially in the Scandinavian scene."
The Dartmouth Digital Synthesizer was the precursor to the NED Synclavier. See the Dartmouth label at the bottom of this post for more.
"The music on this recording was produced on a new kind of synthesizer developed at the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College. In 1972 composer Jon Appleton began working with two engineers, Sydney Alonso and Cameron Jones, to develop a computer-controlled synthesizer. Significant work had already been done on digital synthesis, but it was felt by the inventors at Dartmouth that an inexpensive, totally dedicated system could help many composers explore this new way of producing sound. The inventors also wanted to create a users language which did not require computer expertise as had previous computer music programs..."
