How to Synth DIY part 4 Build the 555 LFO (Anyone can Synth DIY)

Published on Jan 11, 2015 Flux302 of Fluxwithit.com

"In Part 4 of the HOW to Synth DIY series My Daughter Solders up her first circuit. The 555 LFO from Synthrotek!
Follow the project along at http://fluxwithit.com/how-to-synth-di...
Buy the 555 timer here-- http://store.synthrotek.com/555_Timer..."

That kid has the best sense of humor. She is awesome! Super smart kid. Flux is one lucky dad.

Electron Journeys Sylenth1

"Electron Journeys is a nostalgic soundbank of 74 vintage presets for Sylenth1, focusing on lush, evolving pads, thick moving textures, detuned drones, bells and abstract atmospheres. You'll also find brass, organs, keys, sweeps and sfx. All of those best suited towards ambient and electronica, but also for cinematic and games sound. Programmed by Adam Pietruszko of KNOBZ.NET for SoundsForSynth.com and it can be purchased from their store."

Metasynth Image Synth Piece "ROU"

Published on Jan 11, 2015 Anthony Distefano

"Piece I did using Metasynth's Image Synth"

Roland TR-808 Analog Drum Machine With Midi SN 062341

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"The Midi mod was done by Studio Electronics in El Segundo, California."

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Roland CompuRhythm CR-5000 SN 101603

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Roland CR78 Analog Drum Rhythm Machine SN 852234

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Roland CR-68 CompuRhythm with Original Roland Foot Pedal SN 770957 & CR-68 & TR-66 Ad

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Vintage Roland CompuRhythm CR-68 Drum Machine SN 740463

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Synth Pacifier?

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Synth Rorschach #38

This one is a bit of a reverse synth rorschach. Usually it's a non synth item that reminds me of a particular synth or synths. When I saw the small thumbnail for this one, my first thought was what the heck is a pacifier doing in my synth feeds?! I guess it could be a little game piece or top as well. Steampunk eye piece? Synths are messing with my mind!.. That and it's a bit early for me. But no, don't use this as your pacifier, I'm guessing it's not food grade plastic.

YAMAHA DX7 SUPERMAX

Published on Jan 11, 2015 jerry dibella

"This is a little tutorial/demo of how I mount my SUPERMAX expansion board for the YAMAHA DX7 mk1.
The SUPERMAX card is fantastic, I bought it on the Ebay, from France, and it adds some great features to the DX7, you have 8 bank of memory allocation (256 user programs for save your patches), you have also a delay effect, stack function, detuting functions, midi functionality, a fantastic arpeggiator and a patch creator too! It has 64 preset on, that shows the new ability of your Supermax'd DX7...the first time it is a little strange, but then you start to know how it goes...it has balls! Yooooo!

Questo è il filmatino che ho girato mentre montavo per la prima volta la scheda d'espansione SUPERMAX per la mia Yamaha DX7. La scheda l'ho trovata su Ebay, in Francia, ci ha messo un po' ad arrivare, ma ne è valsa la pena...la DX7 ora è davvero potente...arpeggiatore fantastico, delay, funzioni di stack, midi, tuning espanse...in più ha addirittura un patch creator con cui creare i propri suoni e altre funzioni che stò scoprendo poco alla volta. Consigliatissima! Presto cercherò di fare un video sulle funzioni aggiunte! Ciao!"