SHBOBO SHNTH - Ciat-Lonbarde - Digital Synth

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KORG Monotron Analog Synthesizer with Midi Out in Custom Wood Enclosure

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"For sale this Korg Monotron, this Korg Monotron is in good functional condition, this little synth has been modified with midi out and a custom wooden enclosure, the ribbon has been eliminated, it works with batteries, included in this sale is the unit and a midi cable ,this is a chance to get a limited edition Monotron with Midi, ( not more units like this will be made)"

Midi Out w/o ribbon controller?

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Ultra Rare TEISCO Electronic Instruments Original Catalogue Brochure

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"18 pages in English featuring:
Synthesizers: S-110F, S-60F, S-100P, SX-400
Mixers: MX-850, MX-1250, MX-850DX, MX-1250DX, MX-800E, MX-600E
PLUS
PA Speakers, Equalizers, Accessories & Amps"

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ROLAND JUNO-106 SN 495420 with Original Box

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Roland Rhythm 55 TR-55 Vintage Analog Drum Machine SN 645461

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Direct capture of Synth Collection within Raspberry Pi Zero

"Yesterday I tired of having to take a Pi, disconnect my UCA202 on my Mac from my monitors, connect in a DIFFERENT UCA202 just for capture (the other is on top of a high shelf), connect cables from the Pi to the Mac, just to capture a synth performance - too many analog boundaries, too many 44100 Hz DAC clocks that might interfere with each other - all I really want is the exact bytes that the Synth Collection is generating, captured as a wav file. And I had all that stuff already in the synths, I just needed to plumb it in and turn it on. So here is a bit-accurate capture of the Synth Collection, captured live on the Pi as it synthesized it. Brilliant idea, should have implemented it years ago - in fact totally awesomely brilliant for capturing a pristine recording of a performance from a live keyboard rig to sync to video. I suspect Soundcloud is internally turning this into a scungey MP3, but what I uploaded was absolutely, exactly the bit patterns that the Pi sent to its DAC as it synthesized this. Does it sound any cleaner? Who can tell - but it should."

Cretaceous | Blip

Published on May 15, 2016 anthony burchell

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Blip

Published on May 15, 2016

"noodlin"

navigator

Published on May 15, 2016 Florian Willuhn

"thank you for watching!"

P.O.W (Thought Police) EMX2 + Micro-KORG

Published on May 15, 2016 j j

"mp3
http://www.newgrounds.com/audio/downl...
thanks 4 listening"

Hawkeye - 985 Kilohertz (C64 SID vs E-MU E6400 Ultra)

Published on May 15, 2016 Maelstroem3

"This track title was inspired by the CPU frequency of the PAL Commodore 64. And what an awesome machine it is! 35 years later, we have about a million times more processing power, but has the software really become any better? :-) Back then, endless hours of tuning assembly loops, squeezing a few milliseconds out of display routines. Nowadays, we just buy newer hardware, if something is running a bit slow... and after 4K with already nearly invisible pixels 5K already awaits :-). Yes, it has been a great journey, but the beginnings were no less awesome than the current day is.

Regarding the live session: I only had the left hand available for track selection and synth action, because i held the camera in the right hand :-). Therefore, and as i am not left-handed, please forgive any strange timings or mistakes (i once accidentally flipped through the SID filter modes, but it somehow worked out :-))

Filmed with a Panasonic GH-2, the main polysynth jam loop is from an Alesis A6, the main melody is from a pair of 8580 SIDs placed in a MIDIbox SID. Drums by an E-MU E6400 Ultra (that was a bit hardware-hacked to show an oscilloscope view :-)). Secondary leads by the Ensoniq ESQ-M and the Yamaha FS1r. Bassline by a Moog LP through a DIY Polivoks VCF, all sequenced by the fantastic MIDIbox SEQ.

Hope you enjoyed this session and thanks for watching and listening.
Many greets,
Hawkeye / Maelstroem Records"