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Cyndustries Zeroscillator in FracRack Format

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"Cynthia accomplished an amazing feat with this truly unique module. These are very hard to find in Frac Format. I waited 2 years for this one. Sadly, I just don't use it like it should be used. Here's a great chance to get your FracRack Zeroscillator for about $245.00 cheaper than retail and you'll have it in a few days. Worked when I tested it. I know of no defects or problems with the module. Always been in a pet free and smoke free studio. I am the first and only owner/user.

This sale includes:
Zeroscillator.
Power cable, FracRack standard.
See the Cyndustries site or other fine modular synthesizer dealers for more details."

Duet No.5 for Synthesizer and The Singing Ringing Tree

Published on Sep 22, 2014 John Keston

"This is the fifth selection from takes during a five day recording session and performance series at the Singing Ringing Tree (SRT) in Burnley, UK, a wind activated musical panopticon in Northern England. The sculpture was designed by architects Tonkin Liu and completed in December 2006. I performed accompaniment for the SRT binaural recordings simultaneously using a Novation Bass Station II connected to a USB battery. I also ran the Bass Station II through a Moog Minifooger Delay.

NOTE: This is a binaural recording combined with a monophonic synthesizer track. Although it sounds great through speakers, circumaural headphones must be used to experience the binaural effect.

Please visit http://audiocookbook.org/duet-no-5-fo... for photos and a more detailed description."

All parts here.

Therapeutic Wiggle

Published on Sep 22, 2014 John L Rice

"Still no time to get serious musically sinceI need to go grocery shopping, fix a toilet, sell some things to pay bills and get some sleep. But, I decided to play around a bit with the modular. At least I have my priorities straight! ;-)"

Squarewave Filtering

Published on Sep 22, 2014 Rhythmicons

"A Tektronix 475 takes a look at a square wave generated by a Synthesizers.com q106 oscillator and filtered by a q107 Slate Variable Filter. The scope will show the effects of pulse width modulation, as it is being filtered though Lowpass, Bandpass, Notch, and High pass filter settings with and without resonance.

Towards the end of the video I will briefly select ramp, sawtooth, triangle and sine with the same above effects applied.

Sorry for the unsteady cam. Got your motion sickness pills handy?

Thanks for watching"

Empty Space + Drone Commander

Published on Sep 20, 2014 francesco mulassano

"First test of my delay unit Empty Space, a noisy delay with filter and oscillator, on the input the famous Drone commander. This unit is a MFOS Echo Rockit by Ray Wilson."

And a couple of pics via Francesco Synth Meeting Mulassano on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge.

"Custom desing, boxed on a 1954 military resistor-bridge"

Moog Minimoog

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Verbos Electronics System: 6U Black - Eurorack Modular Synth

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"This system comes with following modules
Amplitude & Tone Controller
Complex Oscillator
Dual Four Pole
Harminic Oscillator
Voltage Multistage"

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2007 Steim Cracklebox Synth SN 69 of 500

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"Here is a Steim Cracklebox (Kraadoos) synth. Developed in the 70's it was one of the first examples of a bent circuit synth. You become part of the circuit by touching the metal pads. Crackling, fizzing, squealing, sputtering noises emerge in unpredictable way that is a blast. Battery operated and complete with it's own internal speaker. Loads of fun. Very rare, these never come up for auction. This one was made in 2007."

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Moog Minimoog D Synthesizer SN 9261

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"Low serial number Minimoog model d from August 1974. Just serviced on 8-18-14 at 911 keys & sound inc. here in Las Vegas. A brand new power cord was installed and all pots, switches and internal parts were cleaned. The man who serviced the synth told me that these are surprisingly stable oscillators for the age and serial number. There was an upgrade done sometime ago by a previous owner that stabilized them. There are some dents in the wood. All of the bushings have been removed, this does not affect how it plays at all. Some of the keys are higher or lower then others most notably the low b key. Still playability is not affected by this, there isn't much difference in the keys..."

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