Wednesday, November 09, 2016
04-The Tom Oberheim Two Voice Pro: Part 4- Sync and Envelopes
Published on Nov 9, 2016 AutomaticGainsay
"In this video, both the sync function and the envelopes are explored."
All parts here.
Rheyne - Sequenced Jam #2 (Mother-32, 0-Coast, Ableton Live)
Published on Nov 9, 2016 Rheyne
"Moog Mother-32 and Make Noise 0-Coast synthesizers receiving MIDI loops from Ableton Live. Reverb is from Ableton. Delay on the Moog synths is from Ableton, and delay on the 0-Coast is from a Roland Demora."
Unique Custom Vintage Analog Drum Synth
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via the seller: "this is a one-off special, constructed in North London around 1983. I acquired it from the dude that built it. By coincidence, he lived at the end of my street at the time, 20 years earlier! I believe it's made from E&MM modules (Maplin), e.g. Syntom, Synbal, Synchime etc? not sure which exactly. it has 2 'toms' (pitch/sweep/decay/volume) and 2 'noise' (pitch, resonance, decay, volume), so 4 modules total. I know these modules are super rare now and sought after if you are inclined to raid it for parts (>sniff<) to 'evolve' it. it works pretty well, tho it can be temperamental, one channel is quiet and it may crackle a bit when you turn the pots, or not.. getting it warmed up and running is part of the fun. you can play on it but it needs some tlc or a service let's say. you buy it 'as is' and it will be sent fully insured at cost price (unknown at present, your choice) for full bid value, for your own reassurance. no returns accepted under any circumstances.
pro production is not the point of this machine. i have been time travelling with it. it's rare and special and tons of fun live, with a polymoog for example. it doesn’t sync to anything; that's just a 5 pin din audio out (untested) and 1/4" jack out (working), you can see on the side. it runs from 240v mains and i cannot vouch for the safety of that. I've been using it 12 years without problem but I do not accept responsibility in any way, to any extent from any consequences of its use. the sequencer has one channel per sound, 16 steps switched on or off by switches... like a proto simmons sds 6. It has 2 tempo controls, which you can switch between. you can make bars 8, 12 or 16 steps long instantly. you can switch a channel permanently on, or off, or just to respond to steps that are switched on, on the fly. it has a stop/go button. that's it. there are tons of new things out now that do loads more than this but in some indescribably ways this remains a perfect piece of history, encapsulating the first synth DIY era. It's very odd, from the people that brought you 5600s & spectrum... and worth it just for the classic E&MM modules, which I'm basing the start price on."
via this auction
via the seller: "this is a one-off special, constructed in North London around 1983. I acquired it from the dude that built it. By coincidence, he lived at the end of my street at the time, 20 years earlier! I believe it's made from E&MM modules (Maplin), e.g. Syntom, Synbal, Synchime etc? not sure which exactly. it has 2 'toms' (pitch/sweep/decay/volume) and 2 'noise' (pitch, resonance, decay, volume), so 4 modules total. I know these modules are super rare now and sought after if you are inclined to raid it for parts (>sniff<) to 'evolve' it. it works pretty well, tho it can be temperamental, one channel is quiet and it may crackle a bit when you turn the pots, or not.. getting it warmed up and running is part of the fun. you can play on it but it needs some tlc or a service let's say. you buy it 'as is' and it will be sent fully insured at cost price (unknown at present, your choice) for full bid value, for your own reassurance. no returns accepted under any circumstances.
pro production is not the point of this machine. i have been time travelling with it. it's rare and special and tons of fun live, with a polymoog for example. it doesn’t sync to anything; that's just a 5 pin din audio out (untested) and 1/4" jack out (working), you can see on the side. it runs from 240v mains and i cannot vouch for the safety of that. I've been using it 12 years without problem but I do not accept responsibility in any way, to any extent from any consequences of its use. the sequencer has one channel per sound, 16 steps switched on or off by switches... like a proto simmons sds 6. It has 2 tempo controls, which you can switch between. you can make bars 8, 12 or 16 steps long instantly. you can switch a channel permanently on, or off, or just to respond to steps that are switched on, on the fly. it has a stop/go button. that's it. there are tons of new things out now that do loads more than this but in some indescribably ways this remains a perfect piece of history, encapsulating the first synth DIY era. It's very odd, from the people that brought you 5600s & spectrum... and worth it just for the classic E&MM modules, which I'm basing the start price on."Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 With P600FW Firmware SN 2218
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"This Prophet 600 is fully functional, in great condition, and has had the P600FW Teensy++ CPU/Firmware upgrade installed."
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"This Prophet 600 is fully functional, in great condition, and has had the P600FW Teensy++ CPU/Firmware upgrade installed."
Roland JP8000 & Alesis Microverb 3
Published on Nov 9, 2016 3rdStoreyChemist
"JP8000 - Microverv
No further processing except for normalisation."
VINTAGE SET 12
Published on Nov 9, 2016 Jason Basson
"This week I prepared everything for this new vintage set 12. I first programmed 4 rhythms on a TR-606. Than I used the trigger outs of the TR-606 to trigger the Arp Axxe( gate in) and the Cactus desert drums snare-module. And then I put a jack from the TR-606 headphones to the Micromoog Osc in. The Micromoog delivers very nice filtered sounds. The Cactus also. On the Jen I worked the resonance."
You don't see the Cactus often.
Live Jam #59 - Techno / Deephouse - Eurorack, Microbrute, Korg er-1, Akai APC, Microkorg
Published on Nov 9, 2016 Monotrail
"A new mixer in the studio, so no more (unwanted) noise and crackles, plus a lot more routing possibilities. But I will have to get used to it. Here is a first mix around two short sequences.
Stuff used:
Arturia Beatstep Pro, Akai APC key 25, Plugiator, Microbrute, Microkorg Korg er-1 and Eurorack modular system with:
Doepfer: a-118, a-119, a-124, a-143-4, a-148, a-156, a-160-2, a171-2
Intellijel: Dixie II, uFold, Quadra, 2xTriat , Linux, mult
Make noise: MMG, Lxd
Mutable instruments: Clouds, Peaks
MFB: Dual LFO
Synthrotek: Echo, Deluxe power
Diy: Quad attenuator
Audio via the Mackie 1202vlz4 mixer to a Moto Ultralite MK3 hybrid.
External effects: T.C electronics M350 for reverb"
LABELS/MORE:
Arturia,
Doepfer,
eurorack,
intellijel,
Korg,
Make Noise,
MFB,
Mutable Instruments,
Synthrotek
Modular on the Roof 4 - Myles Avery
Published on Nov 9, 2016 pyrofiliac
"Myles Avery, local Brooklyn electronic artist and producer, brought his two eurorack cases, monome, and beatstep up to the roof on a chilly sunday afternoon for this groovy session."
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