Roland Juno-106 Synthesizer

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Roland System 100m 150 SN 770572

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"Roland System 100M 150 Module - Very versatile and rare module for this classic system - Ring Modulator, White and Pink Noise Gens, Externally Clockable Sample & Hold and Triggerable LFO with Variable Waveform."

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MIDIPipes for iPad

Published on Jul 25, 2015 Michael Eskin

"I'm sure some people are wondering what the heck the MIDI controller versions of my iPad apps are for.

Well, this...

Everything you hear is being produced by the iPad itself, using ThumbJam as the MIDI synthesizer and MIDIPipes as the controller. I was working on a update to the app this morning, figured it was time for a demo video since its been probably a couple of years since I did the last one."

iTunes:
MIDIPipes - Uilleann/Highland Bagpipes CoreMIDI Control Surface - Michael Eskin
ThumbJam - Sonosaurus LLC

Ich bin ein Berliner

Published on Jul 25, 2015 unpromptedmusic

"Berlin school with the MOS-Lab 2P (Moog modular clone) and friends."

Pittsburgh WAVEFORMS // Mutable CLOUDS + SHELVES // miniature 38

Published on Jul 25, 2015 LESINDES

"MUTBALE INSTRUMENTS CLOUDS & SHELVES can do for PITTSBURGH MODULAR WAVEFORMS"

Pressure Points Explorations

Published on Jul 25, 2015 Auxar Netlabel

"Pressure Points sends cv to wogglebug tempo in , DPO follow, DPO fm bus , Erbeverb mix input and absorb in and a moddemix that controls the amount of stepped wogglebug output going to the DPO osc A expo input . the PP's also control the cv y in on rene (that is clocked from the wogglebug clock out)
DPO sine outs to 2 channels of optomix pinged by one rené gate out and /3 out on a-160-2. Optomix out to mixer to Echophon to Erbeverb to Monitor/Mixer.
Wogglebug clock out is also send to the Doepfer a-160-2 clk divider and /2 then patched back into wogglebug clock input."

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Send Your Positive Vibes and Well Wishes to Luna the Synth Cat

I just learned that Luna from SynthCat.com is not doing well.  Hopefully they caught the problem early enough.  As you all know, synth cats (and all pets in general), are a popular theme in the synth world, and Luna has been with us since the beginning.  Click through above for details and send Amanda (Luna's owner & CatSynth.com host) your support and well wishes.  We in MATRIXSYNTH land are routing for you Luna!

Another MATRIXSYNTH T Delivered!

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"@matrixsynth signed, sealed, delivered: cheers! https://instagram.com/p/5j_MXTwMV7/"

If you are curious how to get your own, see here.

TB-303 goes wild with Roland gear

Published on Jul 25, 2015 Flavio Boniforti

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Roland TB-303
Roland TR-606
Roland SH-101
Electrix Mo-FX
MaM SQ16

Quicksilver mods on both TB and TR
Poor sound, I know, but you still can hear the TB scream!!!

GRISTLEIZER SYNTHESIZER EFFECTS STOMPBOX

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"This beautiful unit was just used for the FIRST TIME EVER yesterday (7/24/15) after having bought several years back (2012?). Created by Endangered Audio Research, this box adds analog synthesizer modulation effects to your input source, sounding quite out there. Throbbing Gristle loved it:)

MINT CONDITION, comes in original box and with power supply. This version of the stompbox is no longer made by Endangered Audio, as they seem to be focusing on their Eurorack version...

The Gristleizer is a legendary effect, designed by Roy Gwinn in the 70s and made famous by industrial music group Throbbing Gristle. [See this post for some history]

This effect combines a tremolo with an oscillator-controlled filter. The controls allow considerable versatility, allowing you to achieve sounds from polite, smooth tremolo and auto-filter wah wah sounds, to industrial grinding distortion, ring modulation, and hard stuttering effects."

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