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Friday, November 04, 2016

KORG monotribe(TT-303 CV/Gate Sequenced) + OTO BAM


Published on Nov 4, 2016 Masaki Takada

"OTO BAM's Algorithm Type:Chorus"

SunVox Gets a Slew of Updates in v.1.9.2


iTunes: SunVox - Alexander Zolotov

"What's New in Version 1.9.2
* new module Pitch2Ctl: converts the incoming notes to the controller values (in some another connected module);
* new module Velocity2Ctl: converts the velocity parameter of the incoming notes to the controller values (in some another connected module);
* new project parameter - "Time grid" (number of lines per grid cell);
* Main SunVox Menu: new function "Merge project" (load project over the current);
* Timeline: target pointer (like in the Module View) has been added; use it to choose where to place the new pattern(s);
* Timeline: now the file is used for the pattern copy-buffer; so you can paste even after the SunVox restart;
* Analog Generator: new options "Retain phase" (don't reset the phase) and "Random phase";
* Analog Generator: new options "Filter frequency = note frequency" and "Velocity-dependent filter resonance"; see the analog_gen4 and analog_gen5 examples;
* Analog Generator: new waveform "Drawn with spline interpolation";
* MultiSynth: new button "Set" (set exact values of the curve);
* Vibrato: new controller "Exponential amplitude";
* Kicker: sine waveform has been added;
* LFO: random (noise) waveform has been added;
* Loop: new controller "Mode" (normal/ping-pong loop playback); see the loop2 example;
* MetaModule: optimized interface + default user controller names;
* Sampler: new option "Stop recording on project stop";
* MultiCtl: new controller "OUT offset";
* frequency/delay limits (only for ms and Hz units) has been increased in the following modules: Echo, Delay, Vibrato, LFO;
* improved MIDI Import and Export: channel/ program/ bank/ controller support; new timing algorithm;
* new oscilloscope mode (module visualizer) - XY (X = left channel; Y = right channel);
* now all notes are visible on the musical keyboard: expand it up to see the full range;
* Modules (routing): new function "Find" (find a module by name);
* Pattern Editor: improved hints;
* Pattern Editor: click on some event (note or some other command) and the corresponding module will be highlighted;
* Pattern Properties: new buttons "Shrink /2" and "Expand *2" has been added;
* Preferences -> Main: new option "Make project backup before the first overwrite";
* Preferences -> Timeline: new option "Show line numbers from ...";
* Preferences -> Timeline: new option "Grid cell size";
* Preferences -> Interface: new option "Double click time" (in ms);
* Preferences -> Interface -> Scale: new parameter "Font scale";

'70s Moog Musonics Minimoog

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"1973 MiniMoog in excellent condition with original Road Case."

BTW, if you are curious about the different versions of the Minimoog prior to the current re-issue, see this post in the archives.

Moog MemoryMoog with Extras

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"Recently serviced by Gerry Dahl of Minneapolis in 2015/2016.(recommended by the Moog website). Board contacts have been gold plated. Anvil case restored by MT Cases 9/16. Full set of electrical schematics. Owners/Service manual. Voltage control pedal. Dual footswitch. Original factory program tape. This is likely the most complete package available anywhere. Shipping charge based on carrier rates."

MPC Electronics TYMP Electronic Simulator SN 3053

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"MPC Electronics Vintage 1982 the TYMP Electronic Simulator, Trigger, Pad, Drum

Very Good Condition, Tested & Working off 9v battery, Knobs turn freely, Some small nicks in finish paint, Trigger pad is slightly off center, No power supply

Description for The Tymp: 'MPC The Tymp, 80s Tympani / Kettle Drum Synthesizer All analogue. In good working and cosmetic condition, this has a round pad mounted on a plastic composite and metal box with controls to produce a drum sound. The controls allow a variation of sound with volume, pitch, decay and mix knobs. This can produce a synthetic tympani or kettle drum sound and useful toms, kick, and also an alternative snare.
Trigger in, on 3.5mm jack, so it can be triggered from a drum pad, or almost any audio signal. Output on standard ¼ inch jack. 9V adaptor, (also a 3.5mm jack), not included, or PP3 battery In very good condition , missing a rubber foot, still has its paper made in England sticker! Manufactured in in Cambridge, England.'"

WALDORF Q VIRTUAL MODELED ANALOG SYNTHESIZER

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Korg Sigma Vintage Mono Synth with Original Box

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Korg Minilogue 4-Voice Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer HD


Published on Nov 4, 2016 bekasi musik

Anyone recall seeing this video before? It seems like it would have come out when it was first released, but I'm not findig it in the archives, so up it goes.

ARIA AD-05 // KORG VOLCA BEATS


Published on Nov 4, 2016 LESINDES

"Question was: Was is analog treating analog? Extremly well I think.
KORG VOLCA BEATS grooving with ARIA AD-05 ANALOG DELAY. The Aria is doing a MUCH BETTER job than the digital delay which is built in the KORG!!"

Yamaha reface CP vs DITTO, red panda and blueSky


Published on Nov 4, 2016 ollilaboratories

"If you like my stuff, please support me on http://music.ollilab.com/

I have been looking for a standalone looper for some time now.. the tc electronic DITTO seemed like a sweet pedal, eg no nonsense and with the reverse FX that for me was a requirement. Really.. this pedal cant be simpler :) .. just plug and loop!

I have connected the CP (switching between wurly and CP-80) through the red panda.. using a reverse delay, then through the bluesky which has a big modulated reverb .. and off to space we go. :)

This is just a simple jam to try if the workflow suits me.. as you can see i have also bought a proper damper pedal and also an expression pedal with which I control the piano volume ..

I think that this is a really really nice setup for ambient landscapes.. man i can get lost jamming forever and ever so i just wanted to record something quick to see if it works, and I think it does.

Hope you like it !"
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