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Roland MKS80 Super Jupiter Analog Synth SN 470650

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Korg Monotribe Midi in and out mod kit

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"This is an easy to install kit that will add midi in and out functionality to your Korg Montribe. There is no soldering required, simply plug the circuit board to the serial header on the Monotribe and install the two sockets. Two 1/4" holes need to be drilled to accommodate the 3.5mm sockets for the two included midi cables that have a 3.5mm TRS tip one side and a standard midi DIN5 connector on the other.

This kit includes:

1 x Circuit Board, plug and play
1 x Wire harness with two sockets (midi in, midi out) with knurled screw nuts
2 x 6ft. long midi cables
1 x Installation Instructions

***NEW*** Firmware 2.11 is out! This new update adds CV/GATE control via the clock input, this also convert cv/gate to midi on the midi out!"

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Mutable Instruments Anushri Analog synthesizer

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"Fully assembled and calibrated

(design by Mutable Instruments)
Anushri is a monosynth like no other. In addition to its analog VCO/VCF/VCA and digital modulation sources, it includes a fun and immediate note sequencer with step-by-step recording, and a gritty 8-bit drum machine with a truly original control interface.

Mutable Instruments did what no other synth manufacturer dared trying before: enrich the VCO with an auxiliary digital oscillator, which can be used as a FM source, a sync signal generator, or – if you don’t mind having some digital signal flow in the audio chain – an additional detuned audio source for fattening the VCO sound.

Built-in sequencer and arpeggiator

Anushri’s built-in arpeggiator easily transforms chords into complex basslines and acid patterns with accent and slides. But the real fun starts when you use the built-in sequencer. Its interface is refreshingly simple: press rec, input notes on the MIDI keyboard or press the rest/tie buttons, press rec to finish, then start. The sequence can even be transposed from the keyboard.

Built-in drum machine

Anushri comes with a truly original rhythmic section. Original in sound, using 8-bit analog-style synthesis with integrated bit-crusher (What? A 707 sampled through a Mirage?). Original in interface, since it is “programmed”, or rather sculpted with knobs rather than x0x style switches and LEDs. How does it work? 2 knobs control morphing through different structures of drum patterns, and 3 knobs control how sparse/dense the pattern is for bass drum/snare drum/hi-hat, allowing you to create fills and variations at the twist of a knob.

…to the modular world

In addition to its standard 6.35mm audio output / input, and MIDI connector (with sequencer/drum machine output), Anushri comes with twelve 3.5mm I/O connectors on its front panel, for easy integration with a modular setup. Filter the drum section through an external unit, route the VCO CV to a second VCO and bring back the signal to the mixer; or add extra modulations on VCF, VCA, VCO frequency and pulse-width…

Case

Matte Acrylic case is durable and resists finger prints. Red LEDs..."