Monday, March 16, 2015
Low-Gain Electronics - CVP-1 Control Voltage Processor Demo Video
Published on Mar 16, 2015 LowGainElectronics
"Erik Tinberg runs you though some of the different functions of the Control Voltage Processor (CVP-1) by Low-Gain Electronics."
Bob Moog Foundation Raffle for Vintage Moog Liberation Synthesizer
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"Asheville, NC - March 16, 2015...
Today the Bob Moog Foundation announces its spring raffle for a vintage Moog Liberation synthesizer. The raffle, a fundraiser in support of the Foundation's projects, runs through April 20, 2015 or until all 2,000 tickets are sold. Tickets are $20 each and can be purchased through the Foundation's website. The winner will be announced on April 24, 2015. Also included in the raffle is an original owner's manual for the Liberation, written by Rock Wehrmann in 1980.
The Moog Liberation is distinctive in its form and function as a keytar, or guitar-shaped synthesizer. It was one of the first of its kind when released in 1980, and provided freedom to move around stage while playing. The Liberation was quickly adopted by such bands as Devo, The Human League, Jean Michel Jarre, Tom Coster of Santana, Herbie Hancock, Spyro Gyra, and more.
The Liberation is a strap-on, dual oscillator, monophonic/polyphonic analog synthesizer with one voltage controlled 24dB/octave Moog filter (VCF) and one voltage controlled amplifier (VCA). It boasts a polyphonic section, which allows for synth-like chords, a ring modulator, noise generator, syncable VCOs, and a ribbon controller, located in the neck portion of the instrument.
'The Moog Liberation has a special significance to the Bob Moog Foundation,' remarks executive director Michelle Moog-Koussa. 'Through our archives, we are the proud stewards of the Liberation prototype, a host of fascinating schematics, and a variety of conceptual drawings. The raffle will be a springboard for us to share other historic materials regarding this intriguing instrument.'
The instrument being offered is in excellent technical condition. It has been meticulously restored by the highly regarded restoration studio, Tone Tweakers. There are minor exterior flaws comprised mostly of minor chips in the paint as a badge of its vintage status.
The Liberation raffle follows the Foundation's successful fall 2014 raffle of a vintage Minimoog Model D, won by Danny Hagan of Statesboro, Georgia. Funding raised from the Foundation's raffles supports its innovative educational project, Dr. Bob's SoundSchool, and the organization's Archive Preservation Initiative.
For more information about the raffle [click here]
To purchase tickets: [click here]"
Today the Bob Moog Foundation announces its spring raffle for a vintage Moog Liberation synthesizer. The raffle, a fundraiser in support of the Foundation's projects, runs through April 20, 2015 or until all 2,000 tickets are sold. Tickets are $20 each and can be purchased through the Foundation's website. The winner will be announced on April 24, 2015. Also included in the raffle is an original owner's manual for the Liberation, written by Rock Wehrmann in 1980. 
The Moog Liberation is distinctive in its form and function as a keytar, or guitar-shaped synthesizer. It was one of the first of its kind when released in 1980, and provided freedom to move around stage while playing. The Liberation was quickly adopted by such bands as Devo, The Human League, Jean Michel Jarre, Tom Coster of Santana, Herbie Hancock, Spyro Gyra, and more.
The Liberation is a strap-on, dual oscillator, monophonic/polyphonic analog synthesizer with one voltage controlled 24dB/octave Moog filter (VCF) and one voltage controlled amplifier (VCA). It boasts a polyphonic section, which allows for synth-like chords, a ring modulator, noise generator, syncable VCOs, and a ribbon controller, located in the neck portion of the instrument. 'The Moog Liberation has a special significance to the Bob Moog Foundation,' remarks executive director Michelle Moog-Koussa. 'Through our archives, we are the proud stewards of the Liberation prototype, a host of fascinating schematics, and a variety of conceptual drawings. The raffle will be a springboard for us to share other historic materials regarding this intriguing instrument.'
The instrument being offered is in excellent technical condition. It has been meticulously restored by the highly regarded restoration studio, Tone Tweakers. There are minor exterior flaws comprised mostly of minor chips in the paint as a badge of its vintage status.
The Liberation raffle follows the Foundation's successful fall 2014 raffle of a vintage Minimoog Model D, won by Danny Hagan of Statesboro, Georgia. Funding raised from the Foundation's raffles supports its innovative educational project, Dr. Bob's SoundSchool, and the organization's Archive Preservation Initiative.
For more information about the raffle [click here]
To purchase tickets: [click here]"
Building a Serge Patch
Published on Mar 16, 2015 Todd Barton
"For a close-up photo of this patch click on this link:
https://www.hightail.com/download/UlR... [pictured left]
For better audio:
https://soundcloud.com/user7621213/bu..."
ANXIETY (TB3, volcas, TCE Hall of fame, Kaossilator pro, mkp2)
Published on Mar 16, 2015 Chocolate Pulp
"One year on youtube!!!!!. Hope u like my new track.
Gear:
Korg Volca Sample
Korg Volca Keys
Korg Volca Bass
Roland Aira TB3
Tc Electronic Hall of Fame
Korg Kaossilator Pro
minikaosspad 2
Thanks for watching!!!"
Korg Volcas on eBay | Roland Airas on eBay
Moog Minimoog Model-D SN 3073 at Control Voltage
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For sale at Control Voltage
"The MiniMoog Model-D, born 9/10/1973, Serial # 3073
Historically, the Minimoog is considered the very first synthesizer for musicians. Compact, affordable, simplified and based on the megalithic modular Moog synths, the Minimoog became the most popular synth of all time, and still is to this day!
Prior to the Minimoog’s release in 1970, synthesizers were custom built to order, and required a great deal of technical knowledge to be able to wire up and create a sound. The Minimoog changed all that by hard-wiring the most basic but essential of components into a compact keyboard any musician could not only play, but dial up some great sounds on. Thus, the Minimoog was the first synthesizer to show up on the shelves of music stores around the world. It features three oscillators (one of which can be used as an LFO) that could be individually tuned and offered multiple waveforms.
The Minimoog's internal wiring configuration and front panel layout has defined the general synthesizer configuration for decades. Every adjustable parameter is so clearly laid out on the front panel that the Minimoog makes a great teaching tool for anyone interested in classic subtractive synthesis. Input jacks allow you to run your own external audio through Moog’s famous 4-pole (24db/octave) low-pass filter, modulation and amplifier circuits too!
Physical Condition
• Very Good!
• Faceplate is nice and black, does NOT have a cloudy off-white residue
• Wood is all intact, very few scratches in the finish, which is quite lustrous
Functional Condition
• 100% Working and Guaranteed
Comes with:
• Fitted Suitcase
• Original Operation Manual
• Original Service Manual
• Original Patch Sheets
Calibrated & Serviced:
• Repaired: PSU, adjusted keyboard action, stripped faceplate
• Replaced: Fuse holder, left hand controller screws, rubber feet, Oscillator 3 range switch"
For sale at Control Voltage
"The MiniMoog Model-D, born 9/10/1973, Serial # 3073Historically, the Minimoog is considered the very first synthesizer for musicians. Compact, affordable, simplified and based on the megalithic modular Moog synths, the Minimoog became the most popular synth of all time, and still is to this day!
Prior to the Minimoog’s release in 1970, synthesizers were custom built to order, and required a great deal of technical knowledge to be able to wire up and create a sound. The Minimoog changed all that by hard-wiring the most basic but essential of components into a compact keyboard any musician could not only play, but dial up some great sounds on. Thus, the Minimoog was the first synthesizer to show up on the shelves of music stores around the world. It features three oscillators (one of which can be used as an LFO) that could be individually tuned and offered multiple waveforms.The Minimoog's internal wiring configuration and front panel layout has defined the general synthesizer configuration for decades. Every adjustable parameter is so clearly laid out on the front panel that the Minimoog makes a great teaching tool for anyone interested in classic subtractive synthesis. Input jacks allow you to run your own external audio through Moog’s famous 4-pole (24db/octave) low-pass filter, modulation and amplifier circuits too!
Physical Condition
• Very Good!
• Faceplate is nice and black, does NOT have a cloudy off-white residue
• Wood is all intact, very few scratches in the finish, which is quite lustrous
Functional Condition
• 100% Working and Guaranteed
Comes with:
• Fitted Suitcase
• Original Operation Manual
• Original Service Manual
• Original Patch Sheets
Calibrated & Serviced:
• Repaired: PSU, adjusted keyboard action, stripped faceplate
• Replaced: Fuse holder, left hand controller screws, rubber feet, Oscillator 3 range switch"
Rheyne - Live Jam #117
Published on Mar 16, 2015 Rheyne
"Live looping with Ableton Live. Recorded in one take with no pre-recorded loops or samples."
LABELS/MORE:
djtechtools,
DSI,
Fender,
iOS,
Keith McMillen,
MIDI Fighter,
Novation,
Rhodes,
Roland,
Video
SoundScaper sequence #1
Published on Mar 16, 2015 Stefano Durini
"A little experiment with this wonderful top app"
iTunes: SoundScaper - An experimental sound mini lab - iMusicAlbum
FM4 Coming To Reason / Beta Testers Wanted
It looks like FM4 currently available for the iPad [iTunes], will be making it's way to Propllerhead Reason.
via Primal Audio:
"Hello synth people,
We at Primal Audio have some good news:
FM4 coming for Reason! Beta testers wanted.
We are happy to announce that our popular iPad synth FM4, will soon be released as a rack extension for Propellerhead's Reason.
We are currently looking for beta testers to test the FM4 rack extension.
If you want to join the beta team please send an email, with your Propellerheads username, to nis@primal-audio.com with the subject name: reason beta tester.
Br,
Primal Audio"
7 Minutes with an Ipad Synth - Arturia iMini
Published on Mar 16, 2015 Synth Anatomy
Support Synth Anatomy covering this year's Musikemesse!
"Synth Anatomy - Musikmesse 2015 - please support - http://www.gofundme.com/oq9gzc
I plan to make a journey to Frankfurt (Germany) Musikmesse 2015 to work there as reporter. I want to inform people with the latest news on software and IOS Synthesizers and make videos about them. Also I plan to interview some developers and their future ideas or updates to coming.
This will be a non profit work and cover only the travel and work fees. There are no profit at my side because I will tell you news about my love to software synthesizers.
This week the Arturia iMini"
iTunes: iMini - Arturia
Paraphonic Doepfer A-100
Published on Mar 16, 2015 Computing.Sound
"Looking at all the new monosynths, which came out 'recently', that are including a paraphonic mode made me want to try 'paraphony'.
I adapted the A-152 patch from the Doepfer homepage,
instead of the A-162 I used the A-171-2 VCS and only two A-110-1 VCOs."
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