Buchlas

Published on May 20, 2014 Cray·196 videos

"Self generating Buchla Music easel and Buchla 24wls (200e/200r)"

MFB 502 + Synthlite 2 + Mutable Shruthi Polivoks = mini-jam

Published on May 20, 2014 Polynominaldotcom·70 videos

http://www.polynominal.com

Introdução aos Sintetizadores Modulares via EMW

Published on May 20, 2014 EMW Brazil·40 videos
Re-Published on Apr 13, 2015

"Primeiro vídeo de uma série que mostra de perto os sintetizadores modulares, seus módulos básicos, operação, recursos e possibilidades."

http://www.electronicmusicworks.com/

Oberheim OB-1 Sounds

Published on May 20, 2014 SynthDan1·20 videos

"My Oberheim OB-1 was recently serviced by This Old Synth in San Jose, CA. This video is just running through some of the features, including cross-modulation, presets, 12/24 dB/oct filter, modulation sources, sub-oscillators, pulse width modulation, and a few other things.

I found this OB-1 at a shop in Portland, OR, and it had a number of issues. This Old Synth straightened it all out (figuratively and literally) and now she plays like new.

The OB-1 is a cool piece of synthesizer history. It's a monophonic programmable analog synthesizer with two oscillators, each switchable between sawtooth and pulse waveforms, and each with an independent sub-oscillator. Plus discrete electronics, a very early form of programmer, great-sounding 2- and 4-pole switchable filter, and a handful of unique features, all with circuitry that comes straight from the classic Oberheim SEM modules, make this monophonic analog synthesizer worthy of the Oberheim name."

Elektron RYTM Presentation

Published on May 20, 2014 sonicstate·830 videos

"We get a good long look at the Analog RYTM - Elektron's latest in the new analog series. Cenk AKA Dataline is driving the Rytm in the way only he can."

91 Elektris

Published on May 20, 2014

"91 on the path to an upcoming showjust 4 days away. This is the patch which will travel with me to the stage.
(was gifted a marvelous new camcorder with audio in ! so happy to be able to share quality audio with the video )"

Nord Electro 2 Spotted in 2011 Film New Year's Eve

This one in via swissdoc.

"It is the movie 'New Year's Eve' from 2011 and there are some stage shots from Bon Jovi.
Synth is a Nord Electro 2, the story line in this episode movie is like this (taken from Wikipedia):

Paul's friend, comic book illustrator Randy (Ashton Kutcher), who hates New Year's Eve after his girlfriend left him on a date, gets stuck in an elevator with Elise (Lea Michele), an aspiring singer who will be providing back-up for musician Daniel Jensen (Jon Bon Jovi) in his show at Times Square.

Here's the picture link.

The singer in this picture is said Elise from the story line."

Be sure to see the Synth TV and Film channel for more.

Nord Modular G2 SN MD10178 with Original Box

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"Pitch stick is mechanically buffered with some foam (visible on one photo) which can be fully reversed. The reason is that the Pitch Stick of every G2 keyboard vibrates still a bit when suddenly released and thus generates small amounts of pitch data. The foam stops this. A G2 Modular in this pristine condition is a rarity as production stopped some years ago. Comes with English manual (has the original CD inside) and the original outer box."

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Roland MKS80 Super Jupiter, Rare Revision 4 SN 481058

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"Full working Roland MKS-80 analog sound module. Wonderful mellow and full sound. This is the rare and after sought Revision 4 version with full resonating filters!"

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VINTAGE KORG SAS-20 with SC-02 Easy Listening Cartridge SN 808230

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via this auction

Includes Compu Music Accompaniment & Rhthm & Auto Accompaniment sections.

via Wikipedia: "1983 - Korg SAS-20: The SAS-20 was Korg’s first arranger keyboard. A built-in computer analyzed the melody played on the keyboard, and generated a complex accompaniment. This was the world’s first auto-accompaniment function of this kind added to a keyboard. Also, a more traditional chord recognition system was included."

Curious what sound engine it had on board. 1983 would put it in time with the Poly-800. You can find an ad for it here.

Specifications via KORG PA:

"Year of Release: 1983
Keyboard: 61 keys (Lower 19 for Accompaniment; Upper 42 for Melody)
Sounds: Piano, Strings, Organ, Flute, Electric Piano, Vibraphone, Harpsichord, Brass Ensemble, Jazz Organ, Clarinet, Guitar, Clav Synth
Effects: Melody Chord, Sustain, Stereo
Rhythm & Auto Accompaniment: 2 Beat, Ballad I, Country, Bossa Nova, Rock I, Rock III, Shuffle, Disco, 3 Beat, Ballad II, Bluegrass, Latin, Rock II, Rock IV, Rhythm & Blues, Jazz
Controls: Acc. Start/Stop, Rhythm Start/Stop, Fill-ln, Tempo, Rhythm Volume, Accompaniment Volume, Bass Volume, Total Volume, Microphone Volume
Connections: Microphone In, Expression Pedal In, DC 12V in, Cartridge Slot, Headphones Out, Aux Out
Speakers: 12 cm x 2 (7 W x 2)
Dimensions: 920 (W) x 99 (H) x 362 (D) mm
Weight: 11 kg (24.3 lbs)
Power Consumption: 20 W
Supplied Accessories: music stand, dust cover, power cord"

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