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Friday, November 18, 2016

Oberheim CPS1 Synthesizer Expander Module SN 0172 with CV Mods

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"This Oberheim CPS-1 Synthesizer Expander Module in perfect working condition. All internal and external parts are 100% original. It has a manufacture date of June 27, 1977. Cosmetically speaking, only the most minor scuffing is observable on the vertical front panel, and the sticker which read 'VCA CTRL' is faded ."

We always think of these as the SEM for Synthesizer Expander Module on the front, but the actual model number is CPS-1. Anyone know what the CPS stands for and if there was ever a CPS-2, 3, etc.? If I ever knew or posted it before, I forget. That does happen now and then. :)

CAT by Octave

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The CAT by Octave
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Model#1853

VINTAGE ROLAND TB-303 BASS LINE ANALOG SYNTHESIZER with Original Black Carry Case

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Yamaha CS01 Synthesiser - Stunning Condition in Original Packaging with Manuals

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"An incredibly rare find! A vintage 1982-1984 Yamaha CS-01 Analog Synthesiser in its original packaging (including polystyrene), with the original Yamaha Owners manual and a copy of Synthesisers Made Easy by Dave Bristow.

The unit is in fantastic condition - it's pretty much perfect on the keyboard face. There are only a couple of scuffs/scratches on the base, which I've done my best to photograph. I've tested the Synth on batteries and through an AC adapter, and it functions perfectly. Please note that batteries and an AC adapter will not be included - I had to use a variable power supply for testing, as the AC adapter was always sold as an optional extra. I've also tested it through the line-out, and the output is clean and crackle-free."

Ondes Martenot & Piano Rehearsal / Snippet #2 / Gymnopédies No. 1


Published on Nov 18, 2016 Josh Semans

"We recently started working on an arrangement of the first of Satie's three Gymnopédies, adapted for ondes Martenot and Piano. This is audio from a recent rehearsal of our arrangement, accompanied by some assorted video clips from the same rehearsal.

It's not a 'live' video, so to speak. The audio and visuals are largely asynchronous.

Ondes Martenot (Ondomo) & Piano by Josh & Joshua, Video captured and graded by Mark.

Ondomo by Asaden. Legacy of Love."

Snippet #1 here.

Wild new music device!


Published on Nov 17, 2016 ANDREW HUANG

Roli BLOCKS performance spotted on discchord.

For those interested, the track is available through http://patreon.com/andrewhuang.

Metropolis (intro)


Published on Nov 18, 2016 Andrew Scheidler

"Working on another Kraftwerk cover. This is the Ambika (3 voices) and the modular ('plonk') sequenced by the MIDIBOX."

Happy Nerding - ADSR


Published on Nov 18, 2016 DivKidVideo

"Cheap and cheerful little ADSR from Happy Nerding. 6hp, tight envelope that also goes long. Nice knobs and good to get your fingers in and jam with."

Do You Know?


Published on Nov 18, 2016 MONO CON
Re-Published on Nov 29, 2018

MFB Dominion 1, DSI Tempest & Elektron gear.

Tutorial 37 Howard Jones, New Song


Published on Nov 18, 2016 David Clements

"George Hall recreates the sounds used on the Howard Jones classic track New Song on a Studiologic Sledge synthesiser. Learn synth programming with George Hall."

You can find all parts in the series here.
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