Percussa Intros Synthor Modular Synthesis System (Knobcon 2016)

Published on Oct 3, 2016 Synthtopia

https://www.percussa.com

"At Knobcon 2016, Synthtopia talked with Percussa's Bert Schiettecatte, who gave us an overview of their new Synthor Modular Synthesis System.

The Synthor system is built around the idea of tangible computing - where physical objects are used to represent and control virtual objects within software applications.

With Synthor, the Percussa AudioCubes act as wireless controllers that let you create synth patches, while the Remote lets you control things like patch selection and settings for virtual modules.

This video is part of Synthtopia's Knobcon 2016 coverage:

http://www.synthtopia.com/content/tag..."

Upcoming Synth Meetings in Copenhagen Set for October 23, November 20, and December 11

via Goodiepal and Pals

"YES this is synth meeting like the once we did at The national gallery. Bring your synths, we provide the coffee and PA, international guest lectures, and work shops, from Tara Pattenden and Simon Steffensen.

In the evening there will be rocking concerts, we believe that we in a international context has a lot to offer, both pro and ANTI Euro rack...

It will be the bomb and the price to participate is as usual goodiepalien low 30 Dainish kroner for the whole day!! .. It's the bomb and only we could do it ..

The Goodiepal and pals..."

Orlando Electronic Music Meetup September 2016

Published on Oct 1, 2016 Tony Miracle

"Sean Pendelton gives a talk about modular synth history at the September 2016 Orlando Electonic Music Meetup. The audio is poor for the first minute or so but it improves."

http://www.meetup.com/Orlando-Electronic-Music-Meetup/

Stereoping Peach Clock - perfect midiclock sync between Volcas and FL Studio

Published on Sep 30, 2016 stereoping

"Your Volca/Drumbox does not want to run in sync with FL Studio over midiclock? This video shows the reason and my experimental workaround: the STEREOPING PEACH CLOCK. It converts audio pulses sent from the DAW into Midi Clock information (START/CLOCK/STOP) for the Volcas. Now they run perfectly synced together with FL Studio as proofed in the video. This is not a product demo, the Peach Clock can not be purchased (... yet - it might, if the interest is big enough). The video is just for educational purposes. I also have an article about the Peach Clock on my website." http://www.stereoping.com

Der Kreis - Analog Techno (Analog Rytm and Minitaur)

Published on Oct 3, 2016 TheKraist

"For this, I used the Elektron Analog Rytm and a Moog Minitaur. Actually there are some samples in the Rytm so it is not completely analog ;-)"

BOSS DR-110 Analogue Drum Machine Synthesizer

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ULTRA RARE VINTAGE ANALOG SYNTHESIZER CLEF B-30

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"Up for sale very rare analog synthesizer Clef B-30 Microsynth. synthesizer was made of the English corporation Clef Musical instruments. This synthesizer is in working condition. it is very difficult to find, and has a unique electronic circuitry. Despite its small size, this synth has many modes of operation - a look at the control panel."

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WALDORF MicroWave XT 10-Voice Polyphonic Synthesizer SN 1107309331

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NOVATION BassStation SN 0002957

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Crumar CPB-2 - Bass Pedals Demo

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Published on Oct 2, 2016 Yannis Brown

"I bought this fantastic Crumar Bass pedal - it sounds quite fat and actually you can push it a little like a 303 sound."

via this auction. Also on Reverb.

"This was produced around 1980 by Crumar and an Italian company called Music technologies. This particular model does not have the Crumar brand on it.

It produces a basic analog synth bass sound with simple controls for Envelope, Cut Off and Resonance.

You can also choose to have release controlled by the sustain envelope controller, change the wave form, and control octave via footage switch. There's a doubler as well which gives the sound a chorus-like quality.

This item has had a little light restoration:
ensured that it was tuned to scale
note footage switch changes octave but slightly offsets the tuning - this can probably be corrected internally if you are not afraid of electronics. I may also try to correct this before sale.
buttons are working and cleaned, tightened.
circuitry checked and lightly cleaned of dust.
This was used for a sounds in a video game project Atlas Reactor and I no longer need it anymore.

A great sounding piece of kit and in nice condition!

Hope you enjoy it as much as I did."

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