Sunday, March 06, 2016
skunk ~ funk
Published on Mar 6, 2016 Ebotronix
4ms Peg, QCD/Expander, QPLFO, RCD²,VCA Matrix
Analogue Systems RS 100², RS110²², RS360²
Bananalogue Serge VCS
Cyndustries Zeroscillator exp cv by QPLFO (quad pan4)
Doepfer R2m², A114² , A133², A134²², A141, ,A143-2,9 (quad pan3)
A149, A151²², A152, A156², A175²²²,A185-2(14x),A138a²²b²²c²²²
CRUMAR STRATUS SYNTHESIZER/ORGAN
MTI AO-1 Auto Orchestra Analog Drum Machine
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Uploaded on Mar 6, 2016 Dave Burns
via this auction
"This is the very rare MTI Auto Orchestra AO-1 drum machine / bass synth / strings / chords accompaniment unit + bass pedals, volume pedal, stand and cover for the front of the box.
This thing is pretty insane. The Drum machine sound is off the hook!
Here is a video I took of this actual machine - VIDEO. In the video, the unit is connected straight to my iPhone using an iRig adapter with no pre amp or anything in between.
A lil about the MTI AO-1 - It has many different drum presets and each preset button has 2 variations. Each drum voice has its own cancel button (!) so you can choose whatever elements of the beat you want (say just kick drum, kick + snare, cancel the cymbal, cancel conga, etc.) so the combinations are pretty much endless.
Very powerful bass sound. reminiscent of the TB 303. Strings section and chords section.
When no drum preset is chosen, you can play the bass and strings manually using the pedals. When a preset is chosen, the pedals will determine the chord.
The volume pedal is not the original pedal. It is a modified Crybaby pedal. In the original pedal, you were able to switch between major and minor. With this pedal you can only control the volume.
The volume knobs of the different sections can be pulled for constant signal. When they are pulled, the volume pedal no longer controls the volume.
Also included is the original stand and the cover for the box.
The unit is fully functional. It has a little bit of hiss as expected from a 30-40 years old unit."
Uploaded on Mar 6, 2016 Dave Burns
via this auction
"This is the very rare MTI Auto Orchestra AO-1 drum machine / bass synth / strings / chords accompaniment unit + bass pedals, volume pedal, stand and cover for the front of the box.This thing is pretty insane. The Drum machine sound is off the hook!
Here is a video I took of this actual machine - VIDEO. In the video, the unit is connected straight to my iPhone using an iRig adapter with no pre amp or anything in between.
A lil about the MTI AO-1 - It has many different drum presets and each preset button has 2 variations. Each drum voice has its own cancel button (!) so you can choose whatever elements of the beat you want (say just kick drum, kick + snare, cancel the cymbal, cancel conga, etc.) so the combinations are pretty much endless.
Very powerful bass sound. reminiscent of the TB 303. Strings section and chords section.
When no drum preset is chosen, you can play the bass and strings manually using the pedals. When a preset is chosen, the pedals will determine the chord.
The volume pedal is not the original pedal. It is a modified Crybaby pedal. In the original pedal, you were able to switch between major and minor. With this pedal you can only control the volume.
The volume knobs of the different sections can be pulled for constant signal. When they are pulled, the volume pedal no longer controls the volume.
Also included is the original stand and the cover for the box.
The unit is fully functional. It has a little bit of hiss as expected from a 30-40 years old unit."
KORG MONO/POLY SN 371172
Crumar Trilogy SN 00825
Buchla Tribal Patch 2016
Published on Mar 6, 2016 djangosfire
"Buchla Tribal Patch 2016 - Sequence created and played real time on a DIY Buchla 200 Synthesizer. All sounds are from the synthesizer - some stereo delay via H3000. Cheers! - Djangosfire"
Live Korg Volca Jam 022 . Korg Volca, Microbrute & Microkorg.
Published on Mar 6, 2016 Todd Smith
"New Korg Volca Jam. The Roland J-06 sleeps this jam. I use the Arturia Microbrute sequencer like a arpeggiator and play the sequencer live for lead synth, my first time really playing with this and I love it!! The Korg Volca Bass, Korg Volca Keys and Korg Volca Beats are on sequencer duty. The Microkorg is played live for the pad.
: Gear Used :
Roland JU-06
Korg MicroKorg
Korg Volca Bass
Korg Volca Keys
Korg Volca Beats
Korg Monotron Delay
Arturia Microrbute
Alesis QX49
Midi Solutions Quarda Thru
Behringer Micromix MX400
Tascam US-144mkII Audio Interface
Waves Supertap, TrueVerb & Metaflanger
SonEQ (FREE EQ VST)
Ableton Live 8 ( Used as digital mixer / multi track )
Ozone"
Audulus CS Looper Module
Published on Mar 6, 2016 Bimini Road
Get Audulus for: iOS | Mac | Windows/Linux
"This Audulus 3 module loops knob motions. In this set up, it is acting as a knob-controlled sequencer, turning recorded knob motions into 8 discrete pitches. CS stands for "Control Signal." This is to distinguish it from an AS or Audio/Alternating Signal looper (which would need 44.1k buckets for 1 second of loop time).
This module has 8 buckets, or 8 evenly distributed numbers that make up the entirety of the loop. An LFO controls which step is being read. Values are changed only when a change in value is detected from the knob. Under the "8 Bucket" text is a knob that acts as a "loop display."
The output of this module is multiplied and pushed through a scale quantizer to become the pitch information for Sub Ek, a mini subtractive synthesizer, that is clocked by CL!K.
Versions with more buckets are coming soon.
http://www.audulus.com
http://www.forum.audulus.com
http://www.biminiroadelectronics.com"
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