Roland SH-101 Vintage Synthesizer

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AELITA Vintage RUSSIAN 3 OSC Analog Synthesizer with Folding Front Panel

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Roland MKS-70 Super JX Synthesizer

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"SERIAL NUMBER: 783673
MANUFACTURED: May 1987 (Online Roland Serial Number Check - 2nd year of production!)
ROM VERSION: 1.04 (Important bugs fixed, needs only 1 chip not 3 if you wish to upgrade!)

This was one of the flagships of the Roland mid 80s synths, 24 DCOs total that can be used as either 2 (Dual) layers as a 6 note 4 osc synth or as a single layer (whole) 12 note polyphonic. In 12 note mode it's particularly useful for long release pads and strings as you won't run out of notes when you change chords (unlike the JX-8P which is restricted to 6 notes maximum). Layering it up in 6 note poly mode provides for some very rich sounds that can be output in various ways using the jacks on the back for expansive stereo.

You can play/audition the sounds on the synth by pressing 'enter' + 'shift' as this turns the number keys into a mini keyboard, octave can be changed with the arrow keys. Quite handy if you want to program it away from your keyboards.

Note: This unit has v 1.04 ROMS on both sound boards and assigner Board. This means it has many of the most important bug fixes and improvements already in place but you can upgrade further or even swap in custom chips that add some very cool new features (Details can be given if you are unaware of where/how). There is even a mod on the way that could possibly add PWM along with 2 extra (faster) envelopes, better MIDI spec and some other great additions. As it has 1.04 ROMS I believe if you wish to upgrade to the latest Firnware you'll only need to swap the Assigner board ROM not all 3 (Don't quote me on that though)."

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Studio Electronics SE-1x with Moog and Oberheim Filters SN 4285

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"This synth is modelled after the moog minimoog and features both the moog style filter and 2 pole oberheim style filter. This particular model also comes with the overload distortion switch located below the resonance knob."

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WALDORF ROCKET -- Paraphonic Mode

Published on Aug 21, 2014 LESINDES

"Waldorf Rocket is a monophonic synth with a digital core + analogue filter. I provides also a paraphonic mode -- only with sawtooth waves."

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Serge Generator Madness

Published on Aug 21, 2014 Todd Barton

"exploring the Serge DSG and DTGs . . . enjoy! 24bit audio of this here: https://www.hightail.com/download/ZUc..."

ACID-TECHNO roland aira tr-8,cyclone tt-303 bass bot,korg volca keys

Published on Aug 21, 2014 MINO VINILO

"roland aira tr-8,cyclone tt-303 bass bot,korg volca keys jam session"

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Roland Aira TB-3, TT-303, Roland Aira TR-8, Roland Aira VT-3

Published on Aug 21, 2014 Calle Nilsson

"Another track with the Roland Aira series and Cyclone TT-303. Enjoy!
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Dwarfcraft Hax Eurorack Demo

Published on Aug 17, 2014 theonetrueaen

"This is a demo of the HAX eurorack module by Dwarfcraft Devices.
You may have guessed that from the title, because I'm REALLY good at titles.

Interesting notes: I did not do a lot of funny stuff this time, but the music is pretty cool. Also, the music in the intro is called "8 events" and it's from an upcoming electronic album of mine."

Dwarfcraft's The Great Destroyer Eurorack

Published on Jun 24, 2014 theonetrueaen

"TGD DEMO! EURORACK! YES!"

"THE GREAT DESTROYER!

Eurorack edition!

I've been aching to make synth music and modules for years, and now it's finally time!

TGD:E is an adaptation of our flagship pedal, with a lot of added functionality for the modular world.

In addition to the Starve, Gain, Tone, and Volume controls we have CV in for gain and tone, and a CV output, blasting varied signals from audio rate square waves to bursts of LFO.

As you would expect, TGD:E will fuzz up your signal like there's no tomorrow, and the old "unplug the lead" trick works just as well on the module as it does on the pedal, always a crowd pleaser. "WOW THAT PERSON HAS MAGIC ELECTRIC SOUND HANDS!"

Only you and we will know the truth, you're a smart shopper with excellent taste in synthesizer modules."