Monday, March 16, 2015
gieskes vuperc18,mutable instruments grids, peaks, clouds
Published on Mar 16, 2015 DavidH
"with mutable instruments GRIDS, PEAKS, CLOUDS
makenoise Echophon
Gigs is the lords of all the vu meter percussions, 18 say hello"
"Synthesizer" The Video Game - 7 Day Rogue-like Challenge Game Based on Synthesis
Published on Mar 15, 2015 Pango Pangolin
"The Broom Institute presents: Instructional Video A for the game 'Synthesizer', a 7 day roguelike challenge game from 2015."
Thought this was interesting. I've reached out to Pango on YouTube to find out if this is or will be available for others to try at some point. I'll post back if I hear from him.
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Roland System 100 Vintage Analog Synthesizer Model 101 and Model 102
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via this auction
"The synthesizer 101 is a completely self-contained analog semi modular single-Synth. It features a 37-key keyboard (no performance controls, velocity or aftertouch), and a controller. The design is similar to the Roland SH-series analog synthesizer. The controls for VCO, LFO, VCF low-pass / high-pass filter, VCA with ADSR, Noise, and portamento / glide effects are easy to reach. There is also a handy A-440Hz tuning oscillator, as shown on the Minimoog.
The expander 102 is upright behind the main synthesizer 101. The expander has in addition to the VCO, VCF, ADSR, LFO and mixer on sample and hold function and a ring modulator. The expander is an excellent way to expand the 101 to a system with multiple oscillators and synthesizer effects such as S & H and ring modulator. The expander 102 is much less than the 101 because many people only 101 could afford alone.
The synthesizers have all the right parts 3.5mm jacks to which they are ideal synthesizer with popular Modular modules eg Doepfer connections and can be extended.
The equipment is in fully working and also slightly good optical condition for their age. The 102 was partially revised a few years ago in Japan. Of course, there are some signs of wear and signs of aging such as scratches etc. See example in the pictures next to the S & H section. But the system is finally over 35 years old! It was owned by a rock band at that time, they modified it with DIN plug to quickly connect the two main modules using only one Din cable. This Modification is fully passive and could be removed but it was made at that time so i left it as it was..."
via this auction
"The synthesizer 101 is a completely self-contained analog semi modular single-Synth. It features a 37-key keyboard (no performance controls, velocity or aftertouch), and a controller. The design is similar to the Roland SH-series analog synthesizer. The controls for VCO, LFO, VCF low-pass / high-pass filter, VCA with ADSR, Noise, and portamento / glide effects are easy to reach. There is also a handy A-440Hz tuning oscillator, as shown on the Minimoog.The expander 102 is upright behind the main synthesizer 101. The expander has in addition to the VCO, VCF, ADSR, LFO and mixer on sample and hold function and a ring modulator. The expander is an excellent way to expand the 101 to a system with multiple oscillators and synthesizer effects such as S & H and ring modulator. The expander 102 is much less than the 101 because many people only 101 could afford alone.
The synthesizers have all the right parts 3.5mm jacks to which they are ideal synthesizer with popular Modular modules eg Doepfer connections and can be extended.
The equipment is in fully working and also slightly good optical condition for their age. The 102 was partially revised a few years ago in Japan. Of course, there are some signs of wear and signs of aging such as scratches etc. See example in the pictures next to the S & H section. But the system is finally over 35 years old! It was owned by a rock band at that time, they modified it with DIN plug to quickly connect the two main modules using only one Din cable. This Modification is fully passive and could be removed but it was made at that time so i left it as it was..."
Kawai SX-240 Synthesizer with New Battery & Mahogany Sides
KORG SQ-10 Sequencer SN 150123
KORG MS-10 with Original Leather Case SN 131908
Seiko DS-202 / DS-310 / DS-320 Vintage Synth Sequencer Set with Original Soft Cases
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via this auction
DS-202 Digital Keyboard SN 20206289
DS-320 Digital Sequencer SN 32002515
DS-310 Digital Synthesizer SN 31001368
via this auction
DS-202 Digital Keyboard SN 20206289
DS-320 Digital Sequencer SN 32002515
DS-310 Digital Synthesizer SN 31001368
Rare Korg Japan SAS-20 Keyboard Synth Vintage 1983 Sequencer Arranger Keyboard
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via this auction
"The SAS-20 was Korg’s first arranger keyboard. A built-in computer analyzed the melody played on the keyboard, and generated a complex accompaniment. This was the world’s first auto-accompaniment function of this kind added to a keyboard. Also, a more traditional chord recognition system was include
Built in 1983 this was on the same production line as other classic keyboards such as the Korg Poly 6 using similar engines and components, hence the reason this sounds so big and feels, with its metal casing and full size keys, more like a pro synth than personal keyboard.
It does lack editable synthesis but makes up for it with some nice features.
The Mic input is excellent, especially if you put a guitar through it, the pre-amp quality was really impressive and you can add an amazing 80s sheen to it by switching the chorus on.
The auto accompaniment, drums and bass lines all feature faders.
The drums sound great and very different.
The patterns and quality of the auto accompaniment sound different and unique rather than a bit cheesy, making it a really usable keyboard to own."
via this auction
"The SAS-20 was Korg’s first arranger keyboard. A built-in computer analyzed the melody played on the keyboard, and generated a complex accompaniment. This was the world’s first auto-accompaniment function of this kind added to a keyboard. Also, a more traditional chord recognition system was includeBuilt in 1983 this was on the same production line as other classic keyboards such as the Korg Poly 6 using similar engines and components, hence the reason this sounds so big and feels, with its metal casing and full size keys, more like a pro synth than personal keyboard.
It does lack editable synthesis but makes up for it with some nice features.
The Mic input is excellent, especially if you put a guitar through it, the pre-amp quality was really impressive and you can add an amazing 80s sheen to it by switching the chorus on.
The auto accompaniment, drums and bass lines all feature faders.
The drums sound great and very different.
The patterns and quality of the auto accompaniment sound different and unique rather than a bit cheesy, making it a really usable keyboard to own."
AKAI AX80 Analog Synthesizer with Midi
Polivoks Textures
"Polivoks textures. You still need a modular? :) Recorded as is - Polivoks (modified) + Akai MFC42 + Eventide H949. No any other processing.
motion-soundscape.blogspot.com"
Polivoks on eBay
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