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BOSS DR-55 Dr. Rhythm with Original Box & Decals

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KORG Volca Beats LNIB with MIDI-out modification SN 002888

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"MIDI-out modification, which will allow you to send MIDI note on/off data to other MIDI-equipped machines. This will allow you to, for example, use the Beats' internal sequencer to sequence just about any MIDI drum machine out there. I've used it to sequence my MFB-522 and an old Korg DDD-5 with great results. (My DDD-5 is also for sale here on eBay.)"

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YAMAHA CS15 Vintage Analog Monophonic Synthesizer SN 5691

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ADDAC111 Ultra .WAV Player - Part 3

ADDAC111 Ultra .WAV Player - Part 3 from ADDAC System on Vimeo.

"The ADDAC111 ULTRA .WAV PLAYER is the long waited upgrade to our praised ADDAC101 .WAV PLAYER.

While keeping all functions of the original, there’s more dedicated controls as well as a few new functions.

For this version we chose to use Micro SD Cards, this decision was made in order to help the hardware construction and make it only 3cm deep.

The .Wav Player basic principle of operation is simple:
The Loop Size, Start Point and Sample Rate defines how the loop is played.
Loop Settings defines if sample is looping or playing only once.
File Access if it advances to the next or previous file.
The VCA section controls the overall volume of the module.
And finally the Envelope Follower generates a CV voltage related to the amplitude of the audio signal pre-VCA.

An Expansion module, ADDAC111B, was also created to allow users to recall the first 8 files through dedicated trigger signals. This allows sequencing of files.

More about it here:
http://www.addacsystem.com/product/addac100-series/addac111"

All parts here.

diy maths in progress

Published on Jul 27, 2014 dan a

"more technical talk.."

InsWorks SD01

Published on Jul 27, 2014 Carlos Alberto Gutiérrez Vera

"VCO-SD01 VCF-SD01 VCA-SD01 ADSR-SD01 LFO-SD01"

EMU PK-6 Composer ROM - Best Patches Demo

Published on Jul 27, 2014 Chris Machado

"Just sold this keyboard with the ROMS, but before I got rid of it, I made this video to show some sounds that I thought were my favorite.
Check out my original music at these links:
https://soundcloud.com/the-helix-1
https://soundcloud.com/vitalsigns13
https://soundcloud.com/stars-falling-on-tricycle"

Fairlight NNXT

Published on Jul 27, 2014 bitleyTM

"A little cute demo for the brand new Fairlight NNXT refill (2014) which is a fantastic 120 Mb sound bank for Reason 7.

http://bitley.laconicsounds.net

There has been a request for a more simple, scaled down and refined version, and this has now been produced. Fairlight NNXT builds upon the original Fairlight CMI documentation for revision 1.3 from Fairlight Instruments (included) which describes the 32 factory disks. All disks are included here and the refill contains 350 Fairlight CMI NNXT sounds for Reason 7. The refill also contains all of the Subtractor, Thor and Malström sounds from the bigger versions, as well as a couple of bonus "disks" with Bitley sounds, Art Of Noise sounds and Vince Clarke sounds. The sounds are sorted and named exactly as on the 32 original Fairlight CMI disks. The file size is just below 120 Mb."

Moog Werkstatt-01, Korg microKORG, Volca Beats

Published on Jul 27, 2014 Metatron's Cube

"Work on a much longer set, but wanted to share the sounds with everyone while we were experimenting. The microKORG is two Saw osc with some detune for that sad, sexy sound. We then matched the Werkstatt to be slightly lower and bassy-er( if that is a word). Volca Beats bringing in the rhythm. A work in progress. Anyhoo, thanks for watching/listening."

Kawai K4 & K4r iPad Editor

You'll find an editor for TB MIDI Stuff here, and a wireless editor for The Missing Link & TouchOSC here.

Note the TB MIDI Stuff template is saved under the "iTunes Documents Folder/Load Canvas Snapshots" in the app. If you find any bugs or have any questions, leave a comment in this post.

Enjoy! I always found the K4r a little cumbersome to edit via the front panel. The waveforms are not labeled so you have to refer to wave list print out. This editor will hopefully make things a bit easier for you and me. Remember to check the manual if you are unclear on what specific parameters do. I added a few notes, but did not want to bury the editor in descriptions.

1st five screenshots are TB MIDI Stuff, second five are TouchOSC.