Tuesday, November 03, 2015
TROGOTRONIC M/669
TROGOTRONIC M669 from Eldancer on Vimeo.
"M669 test , wicked module !
Thank's to Trogo !
M669 sound source only + eventide space , near the end M669+Noise Swash
and one drumloop into the M669
have fun"
serge shift
Published on Nov 3, 2015 zack dagoba
"Just got the mighty Serge back from Keith, who did a TON of work on it - its needed some love considering I have never had anything fixed on it since I put it all together - some of those panels I got 15 years ago or more! Doesn't time fly when your having fun..
See http://myblogitsfullofstars.blogspot.... for more"
"This patch uses the Analog Shift Register to delay a sequencer pattern by 2 steps before going to a 2nd oscillator. They both go into the Wilson Analog Delay which is being VC'd by the sequencer too"
Herbie Hancock with the ARP ODYSSEY
Published on Nov 3, 2015 ARP
"Curious about the ARP ODYSSEY? Go in the studio with the legendary Herbie Hancock and the historic ARP Odyssey. The ARP Odyssey was the first synthesizer that Herbie ever worked with. Here he explains how the unique features and his engineering background helped him embrace the sound creation power of the ARP Odyssey.
More Details:
- Herbie Hancock | INTERVIEWS | EXPERIENCE | ARP
http://www.arpsynth.com/experience/in..."
Monday, November 02, 2015
E950 Circuit Bent VCO - Exploration 2
Published on Nov 2, 2015 John L Rice
"This is my second exploration of the new Synth Tech E950 Circuit Bent VCO. It offers a combination of technologies from both Texas Instruments 'Speak & Spell' and the Synth Tech E350 Morphing Terrarium and all at a very reasonable price!"
Roland Boutique Audio Test
Published on Nov 2, 2015 Daniel Davis
"Just a quick test with the JX-03 and JU-06, each running a sequence. Audio recorded straight out of the JX-03 into the video recorder.
You can hear how wonderfully Roland emulated that noise chorus from the Juno 106.
I'm very happy with the way these these sound. Do they successfully emulate the vintage analog synths 100%? No. They don't. But they capture the vibe and spirit of what makes their vintage parents so amazing, and at the price they really can't be beat."
Yamaha CS-15 With Mods And Original Case
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via this auction
"Regarding the modifications, there are 2, both of which are switched via small rockers in the back.
Mods are:
1. Wider LFO range
2. White noise routed into VCF2 - gives a broader filter tone
The mods make an already deep synth even more versatile. These mods cost over a hundred dollars to install, and were done earlier this year, along with calibration and servicing.
For more information, please see Don Solaris' page, which was the basis for these mods. Just point google toward Don Solaris and CS-15 and you will find a detailed PDF.
All knobs and faders sound clear without crackling, with 2 exceptions: when warming up, occasionally the brilliance slider crackles, but not always, and once moved a few times, works perfectly. Similarly, the VCF 1 filter switch will occasionally make noise when moved, but when cycled through the switch, will work normally. These likely just need to be cleaned. Keys all work perfectly. The filter, even though it is 12 db/oct, sounds HUGE and this machine cranks out the most amazing bass. The CV/gate functionality on the back works for BOTH oscs and it also has an external in to process drum sounds for further mayhem..."
via this auction
"Regarding the modifications, there are 2, both of which are switched via small rockers in the back.Mods are:
1. Wider LFO range
2. White noise routed into VCF2 - gives a broader filter tone
The mods make an already deep synth even more versatile. These mods cost over a hundred dollars to install, and were done earlier this year, along with calibration and servicing.
For more information, please see Don Solaris' page, which was the basis for these mods. Just point google toward Don Solaris and CS-15 and you will find a detailed PDF.
All knobs and faders sound clear without crackling, with 2 exceptions: when warming up, occasionally the brilliance slider crackles, but not always, and once moved a few times, works perfectly. Similarly, the VCF 1 filter switch will occasionally make noise when moved, but when cycled through the switch, will work normally. These likely just need to be cleaned. Keys all work perfectly. The filter, even though it is 12 db/oct, sounds HUGE and this machine cranks out the most amazing bass. The CV/gate functionality on the back works for BOTH oscs and it also has an external in to process drum sounds for further mayhem..."
Korg Sigma KP-30 Vintage 1979 Analog Synthesizer SN 241579
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via this auction
"This synth is in great shape, the only major problem is the tops of the two joysticks are broken off but they still function like normal. The sound of this can be very expressive due to its non typical layout. This keyboard was intended to be played as a lead synth and has a brute force way of shaping timbre that will cut through any mix. The sound is monophonic but big and if you are looking for a lead instrument that will go into some strange exotic places this thing is for you. The aftertouch is controlled by a tiny light sensor under the keyboard and can be programmed to bend notes or add vibrato. Also the quarter tone button on this synth is unique if you need to play exotic scales from a far away place. Its made of solid metal and wood and has a cool music stand that pops up on the back, This is surely a collectors item and only 1000 were ever made."
via this auction
"This synth is in great shape, the only major problem is the tops of the two joysticks are broken off but they still function like normal. The sound of this can be very expressive due to its non typical layout. This keyboard was intended to be played as a lead synth and has a brute force way of shaping timbre that will cut through any mix. The sound is monophonic but big and if you are looking for a lead instrument that will go into some strange exotic places this thing is for you. The aftertouch is controlled by a tiny light sensor under the keyboard and can be programmed to bend notes or add vibrato. Also the quarter tone button on this synth is unique if you need to play exotic scales from a far away place. Its made of solid metal and wood and has a cool music stand that pops up on the back, This is surely a collectors item and only 1000 were ever made."
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