One minute Snazzy fx dreamboat and make noise QMMG.

Published on Sep 13, 2014 pss50

"One minute Snazzy fx dreamboat and make noise QMMG."

Roland Touch Bassline TB-3

Published on Sep 13, 2014 Synth Universe

"Just got this real cheap on ebay. Great machine and very easy to use. Never used a 303 so don't know if it compares at all, though the TB-3 has a lot more to offer.
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Website for musicgear: synthuniverse.com"

Aira's on eBay

P is for Possibilities

Published on Sep 13, 2014 Michal Patulski

"80's vibes"

KORG volca - HAPPY END

Published on Sep 13, 2014 Masami Hashimoto

"volca arranged by BakaOscillator.
Use, KORG volca Bass, Beats, monotron delay.
ヒマだったのでハッピーエンドをvolcaで試みる。"

Volcas on eBay | monotrons on eBay

super sloth

Published on Sep 13, 2014 cirtcele

"Slow version of the SLOTH CHAOS circuit. This one takes 15-16 minutes to complete a cycle. If you adjust the pot it can take up to 30 minutes to an hour for any change to occur in the pattern. A very suitable module for all day listening."

DSI Mono Evolver Arpeggiator Demo

Published on Sep 12, 2014 alternatingbitmusic

"Just starting to familiarize myself with this synth, and thought I would share the arpeggiator feature that is slightly under the hood."

Roland Jupiter-4 Analog Synthesizer "1978"

Published on Sep 12, 2014 RetroSound

"(c) 2014 vintage synthesizer demo track by RetroSound
supported by UVI: http://www.uvi.net

synthesizer sounds: Roland Jupiter-4 Analog Synthesizer (1978)
drums: Roland TR-808 (1982)
recording: multi-tracking without midi, used the internal arpeggiator in random mode
fx: reverb and delay"

sloth fast - nonlinearcircuits Slot Chaos Module

Published on Sep 12, 2014 cirtcele

"Demo of the SLOTH CHAOS circuit, this is the fast version which takes approx 15 seconds to complete one cycle. Very simple PCB to build"

Underworld - Jumbo - Roland AIRA TR-8 TB-3

Published on Sep 12, 2014 Marantz Lorand

"Underworld - Jumbo - Roland AIRA TR-8 & TB-3 cover"

Aira's on eBay

Hinton Music Lab Module Closeup - ML1812 Sequence Generator

via noyzelab where you'll find additional pics & details.

"Some close up pictures of the Hinton Music Lab modular ML1812 Sequence Generator. The ML1812 was built by Graham Hinton back in the mid 70's using wire wrapping! This module also has a logic buss at the rear for the 8 sequence bits, which I can interface directly to my MANIAC & Arthur prototype systems. This makes them particularly handy for being modulated by Cellular Automata logic patterns."