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Oberheim Matrix 6R - Analog synth w/ Curtis Filters

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Roland Jupiter 6 Vintage Analog Synth

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"Serviced in June of 2013 which included battery replacement and full calibration. This unit features MIDI in, out, and thru. It sounds incredible!"

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Sequential Circuits Pro One Synthesizer

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"Serviced in May of last year which included keyboard bushing replacement, power supply re-cap and calibration. The keybed on this is the J-wire superior version, and NOT the membrane version. It sounds incredible!"

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ARP MODEL 2313 Synthesizer

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Published on Feb 22, 2014 ALFA8902·11 videos

Modular Sequence: Make Noise Echophon & DPO [HD Quality]

Published on Feb 22, 2014 inbetweenmovements·62 videos

"as well as Make Noise Rene, Make Noise Optomix, Z-3000 VCO Version2 ..."

SECRETS OF ANALOG AND DIGITAL SYNTHESIS | Steve DiFuria | VHS instructional course | 1985

Published on Feb 22, 2014 VincentsVideoVisions·94 videos

"SECRETS provides a clear, no-nonsense guide to making any sound on any synthesizer. Starting with the fundamentals of sound creation, it progresses through such advanced topics as programming FM synths like the DX-7. Valuable insights are offered into stage and studio performance techniques which are applied to a variety of makes and models so that you will derive benefit from this video no matter what kind of equipment you have. A 130-page manual is included, making this a complete course on electronic keyboards.

Steve DiFuria is the narrator and featured performer on this video. He is a highly respected consultant in synthesizer design and a Keyboard columnist who has programmed for Frank Zappa, Stevie Wonder, and Lee Ritenour.

DCI Music Video, Inc. 1985.

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This one in via Vincent Brown on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

If you liked this one, be sure to see New York School of Synthesis - Intro to Synthesis as well.

Making the Most of the Micro (7): Sounds Interesting

Published on Sep 10, 2012 Jesús Zafra·89 videos

BBC Micro Computer. Spotted an Alpha Syntauri in the intro as well.

"Episode 7 (Of 10). Broadcasted in BBC-2, 21 February 1983

Making the Most of the Micro was a TV series broadcast in 1983 as part of the BBC's Computer Literacy Project. It followed the earlier series The Computer Programme. Unlike its predecessor, Making the Most of the Micro delved somewhat deeper into the technicalities and uses that microcomputers could be put to, once again mainly using the BBC Micro in the studio for demonstration purposes. The series was followed by Micro Live.

List of Episodes:
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1. The Versatile Machine (10 January 1983)
2. Getting Down to BASIC (17 January 1983)
3. Strings and Things (24 January 1983)
4. Introducing Graphics (31 January 1983)
5. Keeping a Record (7 February 1983)
6. Getting Down to Business (14 February 1983)
7. Sounds Interesting (21 February 1983)
8. Everything Under Control (28 February 1983)
9. Moving Pictures (7 March 1983)
10. At the End of the Line (14 March 1983)"

This one in via Ununseptium warehouse

aleph bees introduction

aleph bees introduction from tehn on Vimeo.

http://monome.org/aleph

bees is a modular control routing and transformation system. this is an introduction.

Sonic Potions LXR custom firmware feature demo

Published on Feb 22, 2014 rudeog·32 videos

"I have been customizing the firmware for this drum machine, and have added this new feature which lets you rotate the patterns on individual voices in realtime. While in performance mode, hold shift and press one of the step buttons to rotate the active voice's pattern. I allowed the Korg Volca Bass to participate and contribute a bassline, even though he was not material to the actual demonstration of the feature. See the sonic potions forum for some other custom features I've added."