ARP 1613 Vintage Analog Sequencer SN 16130012

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"VERY RARE and highly Sought after! This 1613 is fully functional and in excellent overall condition. As the pictures show, this unit is in very nice cosmetic condition, with some minor marks and small scratches here and there. All the printing is 100% intact. The bottom plate panel however, does show more extensive wear/scratches, but this could easily be refinished and is obviously of lesser significance;)"

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Sequential Circuits Pro One Synthesizer SN 2986

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"This pro one was just recently cleaned inside and out and the j wire keyboard was cleaned with an electronics contact cleaner/protector. Also some of the rubber spacers have been changed out and all the keys sit at the correct level..."

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Moog Source Model 341A SN 3446

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"Very good condition Moog Source Model 341A keyboard synthesizer. This model has the bonus features of a cassette interface, plus has the original manual, along with programs, schematics, and technical information by Jan Hammer (signed by Herb Deutech) and Gary Wright. Also has all the electrical diagrams. There are no chips on the wood, no major damage, original condition and in working order."

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Homemade synthesizer song #3

Published on Apr 11, 2016 organfairy

"Again I am using my telephone exchange step sequencer to control my XOR based drum synthesizer. But this time the bass is made a little different: Instead of just running forwards in the bass line, the analog sequencer goes forwards and backwards. In other words instead of 1234567812345678 it goes 1234567887654321.
The melody and the solo is played on the analogue system with the switched capacitor filter as VCF. I use the same envelope, cut-off, and resonance settings for the melody and the solo but switches between high-pass and low-pass."

Gerald Peter performing a dubstep track on the Seaboard RISE at Musikmesse 2016

Published on Apr 11, 2016 ROLI

"ROLI Product Specialist Demonstrator got the party started at Musikmesse 2016 with this dubstep performance on the Seaboard RISE."

Minilogue as Trance Synthesizer

Published on Apr 11, 2016 RemixSample RemixSample

"KORG Minilogue Analog Synth playing "LOLO - WHY" trance lead. Playing in POLY, UNISON & DUO mode. 00:14 added FX: EQ & Valhalla Shimmer"

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Sputnik and Verbos

Published on Apr 11, 2016 PaulLawlerMusic

"Using the Sputnik 5 Step Sequencer and Selector to create a 20 step random sequence. Sound source is a modulated Verbos Harmonic Oscillator which is processed through the Sputnik Quad Function & Trigger Source, and Quad VCF/VCA, and finally through the ZDSP with the Shimmer card. All LFOs from Octocontroller."

Can you believe this is an organ?

Published on Apr 11, 2016 bmot

"I just got myself a perfect example of the Yamaha YC45D, a completely fantastic organ from the mid 1970s and one I've coveted for a few years . The touch ribbon is one of its most interesting features and here I try out each of the 4 sounds it makes, with 'auto mute' on and off. The chords on the keys are from the marimba sound, with the 'LFO' speed fast and slow, and at times with percussion on the transients. It makes a lot of different sounds including traditional tone wheel-style, combo organ and e-piano. Here's a small sample of how it sounds with a small amount of reverb and delay."

"Rain" Azusa Now Inspired set

Published on Apr 9, 2016 Jose De Leon

"My hope is see that the sounds of music rain down love from God on people of the world.

Using
Ipad Air 2
Ipad 2
Novation Launchpad
Sound Prism Electro
Ableton Live to record
Behringer interface
Canon t3i
Sigma f2.8 17-50mm lens"

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Studio Electronics - Superbooth16

Published on Apr 11, 2016 DivKidVideo

"This one was a real "kick your teeth" monster of a module. Simon representing Studio Electronics gave us a run down on the first Tone Star module to make it into the EU for Superbooth. It's a full voice module that's semi modular or fully modular with lots of patch points to start breaking the internal connections to make your own. Everything from more polite techno/acid to gnarly distortion and feedback ... which was ace!"