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Sequential Circuits Prophet 5

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goats in the machine

Published on Dec 5, 2014 koze pz

"Goats in the machine.

Thank you guys at:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tb2j..."

Moog sub 37 -by Graal7

Published on Dec 5, 2014 graal7

"first demo moog sub 37"

Korg Kronos In The Studio – Introducing the NEW Kronos and OS v3.0

Published on Dec 5, 2014 Korg

"The most powerful synthesizer in the world just got even better. The new Kronos is here, powered by the new OS v3.0. Korg’s Rich Formidoni takes you through the incredible new features of OS v3.0, which works with ANY Kronos or Kronos X Music Workstation."

Ring mod action 2

Published on Dec 5, 2014 Pin Electronics & Ramcur

www.hornet-modular.de

LULLABY (THE CURE cover) TB3, EMX1, microBRUTE, microKORG, VOLCA, mkp2, TCE Flashback

Published on Dec 5, 2014 Chocolate Pulp

Gear used:
Roland AIRA TB3
Korg electribe EMX-1
Korg Volca Bass
Korg Volca Keys
Arturia Microbrute
Korg MicroKorg
Mini Kaoss Pad 2
TC Electronic Flashback

YYZ on a keytar - no further description is needed

Published on Dec 2, 2014

"Welcome to another installment of ridiculousness!

Thanks for so many years of YouTube support. Despite my intergalactic adventures I am a real person in need of real support. Please visit patreon.com/packrat for more information.

This film was masterfully cinematographied (blorg?) by one of my very best friends, an 8-year-old by the name of Jaxon Ventura. It doesn't matter that you don't know who that is; your kids will absolutely worship him sometime in the 2030s.

It's all OK.

You have no idea what is happening right now. It's weird when time travelers post shit on YouTube. Anyway, that's just going to have to be all right with everyone, and most especially Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, and Neil Peart, who wrote one of my favorite all-time songs, "YYZ," which I've decided to sequence on an old Korg O1/W keyboard for nostalgic, shreducational purposes, and play along with it on one of my 1984 Roland Axis keytars controlling a Roland JD-800 synth. This is all happening at the Safehouse, which is an independent republic located in the heart of Connecticut and recognized (by at least five people) as a sovereign state known as "The Din." Its liege lords, the Royal Din, are what you would call "my band," and while we don't marinate in this kind of progressive wankadoo horseplay while playing live in front of anyone, we do on occasion do some pretty amazing musical feats together. It can be monitored on royaldin.com.

Meanwhile, keep coming back to this YouTube channel for more feats of berzerking amusement, and of course umop.com for updates on my comic strip "The Packrat," which contains a lot of synthesizer references and other stuffs of nerdist delight.

Pants by Betabrand, shirt by Beloved.

--Dave"

DOEPFER A -115 AUDIO DIVIDER the MELODY MAKER // miniature 15

Published on Dec 5, 2014 LESINDES

"It is as simple as this: the Lfo is is plugged in the IN of Audio Divider and the latter is fed into the CV In of a VCO = MELODY MAKER
the idea for this wiring is from Jo Till, Schraub & Dreh, Berlin"

Rear Window 2

Published on Dec 5, 2014 John L Rice

"The video I did a month ago titled "Rear Window" is very similar to this one and both use the same equipment but with one very important exception . . . this time I eliminated the lab oscillator and just routed the effects return back into mixer inputs 2 and 3. So all sounds you are hearing in this video were created by manipulation of feedback resonance/howl in the mixer and the effects pedals.

This one is also a lot longer, almost 20 minutes, and was done as you see it here, a real-time experimentation performance.

Equipment list:
One Mackie 802-VLZ3 mixer
Two TC Electronic Hall Of Fame reverb pedals
One TC Electronic Flashback delay pedal
One Electro-Harmonix Ravish Sitar pedal
(TC Electronic Ditto looper pedal wasn't used)

Thanks for watching!"