tELHARMONIC Noise Agorithm (N OUT)

Published on Sep 23, 2015 MAKEN0ISE

"The single voice Noise Algorithm, N-OUT, is inspired by the Music III patch that composer James Tenney wrote at
Bell Labs in 1961 for his rst computer music piece, “Analog 1: Noise Study”. It consists of two band-limited noise
sidebands, which surround the frequency set by TONIC and DEGREE. FLUX controls the width of the sidebands,
which can go from extremely narrow (for a uttering sinusoid) to full bandwidth. Using these two controls almost
any color of noise may be generated."

Pillars of Justice

Published on Sep 23, 2015 alternatingbitmusic

"ummmmmm... cool patch."

Oberheim OB-X, 8-voice with Encore MIDI on MATRIXSYNTH CLASSIFIEDS

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via MATRIXSYNTH CLASSIFIEDS

"Up for sale is an 8-voice OB-X in great condition. It was totally serviced/overhauled in last year--new caps, pre-emptive PSU fixes added (this is usually the weak spot on the OB-X and has been addressed), new multi-turn trimmers for oscillators, tuned, Encore midi kit professionally installed. Keyboard was recently rebushed (some key contacts can double trigger, but improve rapidly with use). Synth works great an is ready to go!

Cosmetically it is in very good shape. There are some small surficial scrapes here and there on the top panel, and the underside doesn't look great, but that's it. Both the side panels are clean. AND, the buyer will get an extra OBX chassis carcass to use for spares (includes all panel hardware, no internal hardware); worth quite a lot on its own!

Looking primarily to sell, but am interested in a vintage SEM(s) or an OB-8 w/ page 2 graphics.

Loc: Washington, DC"

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Sylvan Esso | H.S.K.T. | MOOG SOUND LAB

Published on Sep 23, 2015 Moog Music Inc

"Sylvan Esso return to the Moog Sound Lab to re-imagine 'H.S.K.T' from their self-titled 2014 release. Using Ableton Live to route MIDI messages to an array of analog synthesizers, Nick Sanborn controls his Minitaur for basslines as well as a tower of Minimoog Voyager Rack Mount Editions to produce H.S.K.T.'s percussive track. Ableton's master MIDI clock locks the arpeggiator tempo of a Moog Sub 37, which all ran through an MF-104M Analog Delay. Vocalist Amelia Meath played a Werkstatt running through the Minifooger Delay, and sang through another MF-104M Analog Delay. Nick then sequenced the whole thing with his Akai APC40. The only prerecorded sound was a loop of of Amelia singing "wanna get" from the original track.

Check out more from Sylvan Esso at www.sylvanesso.com

See more Moog Sound Lab Sessions at www.moogsoundlab.com"

Hyve Touch Synthesizer performed by Skot Wiedmann

Published on Sep 23, 2015 Skot Wiedmann

"The Hyve Touch Synthesizer is a polyphonic analog instrument with 3 axis touch control. To stay updated on this project sign up at http://tiny.cc/HYVE"

Novation Start Something Videos

Published on Sep 23, 2015 NovationTV

"Start something.
http://bit.ly/Start-Something"

Follow-up to this post. The full set of videos are in.

Playlist:
#StartSomething // Video #1: Second Storey
#StartSomething // Video #2: FOXTROTT
#StartSomething // Video #3: Goldie
#StartSomething // Video #4: Nick Hook
‪#‎StartSomething‬ // Video #5: Mike Slott
‪#‎StartSomething‬ // Video #6: Gifted & Blessed
#‎StartSomething‬ // Video #7: Ron "Neff-U" Feemster
#‎StartSomething‬ // Video #8: Érica Alves
#‎StartSomething‬ // Video #9: Gorgon City
Novation // Start Something

BASS STATION 2, Elektron Analog Four, Octatrack, Elektron Analog Rytm

Published on Sep 23, 2015 Vladimir Aristarkhov

"Live record through Elektron overbridge and Ableton 9 - BASS STATION 2 - Elektron Analog Four, Elektron Analog Rytm. Octatrack passes through the sound card."

http://us.novationmusic.com/synths/bass-station-ii

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Sonic Boom talks about Patchblocks

Published on Sep 23, 2015 Patchblocks

"The awesome Pete Kember (Spacemen 3 / E.A.R. / Sonic Boom) was up for a nice interview and demo session with Patchblocks. Special thanks to Peter and Gus for this cool piece of footage ;-)"

Side note: I remember when Sonic Boom was selling his Synton Syrinx and Delia Derbyshire's EMS VSC3. I was so tempted to pick them up at the time, but I couldn't afford either. They've gone up in price considerably since then.

Roland Super Jupiter MKS-80 [rev 4] Vintage Synthesizer SN 501500

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Oberheim OB-1 SN 0102

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"Own a piece of Oberheim history. It was the first programmable mono-synth [was it?] and is an example of Oberheim's high quality standards. This OB-1 sounds gorgeous and is a joy to play and program.

All functions are working except the pitch-up (lever down), which is probably an easy fix. The lever-up direction works. The oscillators and filter have been recently calibrated. All memory buttons are working. I even tested the CV in/out, gate in/out, loudness, VCF pedal and audio-in jacks at the back and they are all working. The fuse holder and base plate have been replaced."

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