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Sequential Circuits Model 800 Sequencer Technical Overview & Demo

Uploaded on Sep 5, 2011 krmelectronics·10 videos

"Technical overview of the Sequential Circuits Model 800 Sequencer."

Sequential Circuits Model 800 Sequencer Demo

Uploaded on Sep 5, 2011

"Demo of the Sequential Circuits Model 800 Sequencer."

Arp Odyssey Repair & Tech Tips & Demo Clips

Arp Odyssey Repair & Tech Tips
Uploaded on Feb 1, 2012 krmelectronics·10 videos

"Repair and tech tips for the Arp Odyssey."

Arp Odyssey Demo Clips
Uploaded on Dec 15, 2011 krmelectronics·10 videos

"Arp Odyssey demo clips from my repair video."

Bach Two-Part Invention No. 1 - EMS Synthi - Moog Source

Uploaded on Jan 20, 2012 krmelectronics·10 videos

"Bach Two-Part Invention No. 1, played on an EMS Synthi and Moog Source. The audio was recorded directly to 1/4" tape (Revox PR99 at 15 IPS) and dubbed back into the video. The Synthi was played via a Yamaha MIDI controller, and a Paia 9700 MIDI-CV converter. The reverb is from an Alesis Midiverb II.

Since the Synthi expects 0.32 v/oct, but the Paia MIDI-CV converter output is 1 v/oct, I had to run the output of the Paia through a simple voltage divider circuit (not shown in the video) to convert it."

EMS Synthi Technical Overview, Demo Clips & More

Uploaded on Jan 29, 2012 krmelectronics·10 videos

"Technical overview of the EMS Synthi."

EMS Synthi Demo Clips

Uploaded on Jan 29, 2012 8reste·11 videos

"EMS Synthi demo clips from my technical overview video"

Interfacing 1 v/octave Equipment to the EMS Synthi

Published on May 16, 2012

"This video describes how to use a voltage divider circuit to interface the EMS Synthi to 1 v/octave equipment (like Moog, Roland, or other synthesizers). The EMS Synthi uses 0.32 v/octave, but almost all other synthesizer manufacturers use 1 v/octave."

Division 6 Jacklight

Published on Nov 30, 2013 MrSharps02·3 videos

"Division 6 Jacklight in a Pittsburgh Modular Cell 48 System 1."

http://www.division-6.com

Boards of Canada - Poppy Seed (Reprise) Cover

Published on Dec 5, 2013 MrSharps02·3 videos

"Cover of Boards of Canada's Poppy Seed (Reprise) recorded in one take on a Korg MS-20 mini, Oberheim SEM, and Pittsburgh Modular Cell 48 system. Synths were sequenced via Ableton Live, with bass recorded internally using Operator. Reverb and delay processed internally within Ableton."

1983 Kawai SX-210 German Ad

via synthmuseum.de

nonlinearcircuits Custom Case

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SoundTower iPad Editors for DSI Hardware Synths

Currently available:

Mopho Keyboard
Tetra
Mopho X4

The following is the description for the Mopho but essentially applies to the other editors as well:

"Mopho Keyboard Sound Editor provides the ultimate editing and sound development experience by displaying all Mopho Program parameters in a single, intuitive, graphical interface. The interface resembles the look and feel of the real synthesizer while streamlining your workflow and allowing you to view the complete details of any Program at a glance and to edit any parameter using your iPad. It allows you to see how the factory Programs are put together or to freely experiment to see what you can create.

Some of Mopho Keyboard Sound Editor's features include:
•Real time editing of all Mopho Keyboard parameters
•Program Bank manager
•Load/Save of Program Banks
•Transmitting and receiving of Program Bank data
•Sequencer editor
•Resizable on-screen keyboard
•Direct USB/MIDI connection with Apple iPad Camera Adapter
•Wireless connection possible using MIDI network
•Magnified editing panels

This Mopho Keyboard Sound Editor is an app for iPad only.

Dave Smith Instruments and Mopho are trademarks of Dave Smith Instruments.
Soundtower is a trademark of Soundtower Inc."

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