"For sale is this vintage Moog Rogue in like new condition with the original shipping carton (and foam inserts), the original manual, and the original power supply. This synth sat in a music store for decades until discovered just weeks ago. This model has a notorious issue with the degradation of the foam padding inside the keyboard, however, it has since been professionally removed, completely serviced, and perfectly calibrated. So, not only does it look as good as new, it works and sounds just as good as well!"
The filter comparison video with the Korg Volca Bass that he refers to is posted here.
"This is a concise, technical, and hopefully well-presented account of how to resolve an intermittent problem on a vintage synthesizer. I learned a lot, and hopefully others could as well. As with all electronics projects take the necessary precautions to prevent electrocution, injury and death.
This old Korg 770 synthesizer was having intermittent pitch problems.
Intermittent problems are the mother-of-all problems to resolve.
Like finding a needle in a haystack...
if your needle is made of glass...
and the haystack takes half a city block.
The keys to the game are four D's:
- Dumping vast amounts of time into the project
- Drawing a map (schematics, diagrams), and marking the places you have already explored.
- Discipline and persistence.
- Deploying the right tools: Voltmeter, Oscilloscope, Iron, and a good rework gun like the Hakko 808.
Other things not covered in this video I dealt with during this restoration were:
- Replaced 3 broken keys
- Re-aligned a bent keybed frame
- Replaced a broken pot and broken switch
- replaced DOZENS tiny pot metal screws that were stripping out.
- Installed a 3-prong AC Power Entry module
- Added an Earth Ground to the chassis
I would like to send special thanks to cykong.com for taking to time to provide graphically enhanced schematics available. Without this I may have not been able to resolve this extremely difficult situation.
"Makeup and Vanity Set releases an exclusive track in collaboration with Meris. He uses the 440 Mic Pre, Mercury7 Reverb and Ottobit Bitcrusher. Directed by: Joey Ciccoline
"the firmware running on version 2 :)
one extra switch has been added, together with an on-board external memory and the possibility to upgrade the firmware"
"Kay Acoustic guitar through Mesa Rectifier Recording preamp, routed through UAD Apollo into modular: Streams, then Rings, then Clouds. ADDAC Floor Control allows for momentary switch to control Freeze of Clouds, and expression pedal to control Size and Position of Clouds."
Resonator Dreams is the final version of my IOS Laplace Synthesizer Preset Library. Before some month, I released a 35 preset bank for it but this is now the final version. If you have bought it already, please contact me, you will receive a free upgrade to the final.
This one in via MATRIXSYNTH sponsor, Cymru Beats. They recently worked with Super Furry Animals frontman Gruff Rhys on his new track "I Love EU" which features the DSI Prophet-6 and eurorack. The EU in the title refers to the EU referendum. You can find a post on the collaboration at Cymru Beats here. They discuss some of the modules used including an Intellijel Atlantis, Bastl Knit rider trigger sequencer, and more. You'll find the track at the bottom of the post.
