Thursday, November 03, 2016
Roland MC-307 Groovebox Electro Dance Party 2016 Rik Marston Tr-808 909
Published on Nov 3, 2016 SynthgodXXX
SynthgodXXX sample sets contact: ahnyxrik@aol.com
"Roland MC-307 Groovebox Electro Dance Party 2016
by Rik Marston 100% NO TALKING!! Just MC-307!!
Here we have the amazing ROLAND MC-307 Groovebox
playing 3 PRESET PATTERNS to demo the unit in action.
Preset Patterns played and time in Video:
P067 Dream Trance 4 @00:07
P078 Nu NRG 5 @03:41
P172 Electro 5 @06:58
Hot little unit going fast second hand so if you find one
in working order & good shape GET IT. Phat & FUN!!!
They are going for $250-$500 USED depending on the seller.
I would pay MAX $350 for a used one, it's worth the $$$
This Groovebox is loaded with Roland Wav's not featured
on other Grooveboxes like the MC-303 & MC-505.
There is even Dolphin sounds in there! Awesome!
It has a wider WORLD / ETHNIC pattern selection, too!
It's getting harder to find them so catch one & add it
to your ever growing drum machine / sequencer set up!
Thank you for watching!
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More Synthesizer Demos
& Electronic Music
COMING SOON!
Rik Marston
SynthgodXXX"
Siel DK-600 Vintage Analog Synthesizer
Roland JD-800 Synthesizer SN ZC43655
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via this auction
"Edit VOICE main core H8532 (at IC36) manages up to 24 voice or digital oscillators polyphony.
A single patch is composed by a 4 PCM layer by the JD "WG" wave generator - each layer with individual parameters such as:
- level mix
- pitch coarse and fine
- pitch random amount
- key follow modes.
Roland calls Linear Arithmetic synthesis, a technique Roland had been using to great effect in the Roland D-50. The JD-800 has 108 waveforms built-in, but these can be expanded via PCM-cards. There are waveforms in a variety of categories, like; analog synth, acoustic instruments, like guitars, woodwind, brass and voices. Most of these waveforms are very short and are designed to give character to the attack portion of a sound, while some longer ones are designed for creating pads, or the sustained part of a patch. The JD-800 was the first instrument from Roland to have its core sound set of waveforms developed entirely in the United States, under a short-lived branch of Roland's R&D-LA office in Culver City, California. The core sampled waveforms and Factory presets of the JD-800 were created by Eric Persing.[2]
A patch, or single sound, in the JD-800 consists of up to 4 tones. As every tone consists of an almost completely independent synthesizer voice a patch could be considered a layer of up to 4 different synthesizers. In single mode the JD-800 plays one patch at a time, but in multi mode it is possible to play 5 different patches, over MIDI, plus an extra "special" patch. The special patch has different waveforms assigned to the 61 different key on the keyboard, so is used for drums and percussion sounds. The JD-800 has one effects section. In single mode 7 effects can be used simultaneously, in series, so all tones in a patch go through the same effects. In multi mode 3 effects can be used at the same time, all patches sharing the same effects, though a patch can be routed to bypass the effects."
via this auction
"Edit VOICE main core H8532 (at IC36) manages up to 24 voice or digital oscillators polyphony.
A single patch is composed by a 4 PCM layer by the JD "WG" wave generator - each layer with individual parameters such as:- level mix
- pitch coarse and fine
- pitch random amount
- key follow modes.
Roland calls Linear Arithmetic synthesis, a technique Roland had been using to great effect in the Roland D-50. The JD-800 has 108 waveforms built-in, but these can be expanded via PCM-cards. There are waveforms in a variety of categories, like; analog synth, acoustic instruments, like guitars, woodwind, brass and voices. Most of these waveforms are very short and are designed to give character to the attack portion of a sound, while some longer ones are designed for creating pads, or the sustained part of a patch. The JD-800 was the first instrument from Roland to have its core sound set of waveforms developed entirely in the United States, under a short-lived branch of Roland's R&D-LA office in Culver City, California. The core sampled waveforms and Factory presets of the JD-800 were created by Eric Persing.[2]
A patch, or single sound, in the JD-800 consists of up to 4 tones. As every tone consists of an almost completely independent synthesizer voice a patch could be considered a layer of up to 4 different synthesizers. In single mode the JD-800 plays one patch at a time, but in multi mode it is possible to play 5 different patches, over MIDI, plus an extra "special" patch. The special patch has different waveforms assigned to the 61 different key on the keyboard, so is used for drums and percussion sounds. The JD-800 has one effects section. In single mode 7 effects can be used simultaneously, in series, so all tones in a patch go through the same effects. In multi mode 3 effects can be used at the same time, all patches sharing the same effects, though a patch can be routed to bypass the effects."
E3 0-Coast with friends
Published on Nov 3, 2016 7thDanSound
"Having some fun with the 0-Coast and other Make Noise modules"
Rossum Control Forge Demos by Peff
Published on Nov 3, 2016 peff .com
"Preset Sequence Testing with QuBit Nebulae, Rossum Evolution, Metasonix RK1, and Buchla 259. MakeNoise ModeMix is acting as a VCA."
Rossum Control Forge Real-Time CV mod
Published on Nov 3, 2016
"Control Forge as a eurorack step sequencer."
MFB Tanzbar, Moog Mother 32 & Doepfer Dark Energy 2
Published on Nov 3, 2016 3rdStoreyChemist
"Jamming with the Tanzbar drum machine, a Mother 32 and Dark Energy 2 synthesisers synced together (Tanzbar MIDI Out to M32 MIDI In, Tanzbar CV1/Gate1 to DE2).
A small amount of reverb has been used, no further processing except for normalisation."
Vintage Computer Synthesizers
Published on Nov 2, 2016 House of Angels
A bit of vintage computer synth history followed by a more recent overview of the Alpha Syntauri Digital Synthesizer. Also see this post for two other episodes of Computer Chronicles.
Playlist:
Computer Chronicles Computer Music 1984 Alpha Syntauri Synthesizer Apple II
Sampler Greengate DS3, Apple II - Stevie Martin aka Snowdome Science In Action BBC 1986
Sampling, Synths and Computer Music on UK TV 1984 Greengate DS3 - Mike Thorne Sampling, Synths and Computer Music on UK TV 1984
The Alpha Syntauri Digital Synthesizer - Apple II
Vintage R.A. MOOG CO. Theremin & Coils Ad
Spotted this one on @moogmusicinc Twitter feed.
How cool is that? That's a little bit of synth history right there. Before Bob Moog made synths, he made theremins. Curious if this ad was from a newspaper or a magazine, and from what year.
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