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Nord Modular G1 Modular Synthesizer

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Vintage Korg FK-1 & FK-4 Polyphonic Ensemble Guitar/Synthesizer Effects Pedal SN 750725

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"Up for buy it now is a famous wonderful vintage Korg FK-1 + FK-4 Polyphonic Ensemble Guitar/Synthesizer effects pedal with the original cable in original box. This is the U.S. Version AC 117V in near mint condition. The pedal works awesome..."

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Yamaha CS-60: "Shimmer" by Raymond Castile

Published on Jan 4, 2017 raycastile

"I was having some tea Wednesday morning and decided to record something. I had just read an online tutorial about jazz chord progressions, and I wanted to try out my new Valhalla plugin. So I just hit record on the computer and started playing. This is what came out! An improvisation on the Yamaha Reface CP using the CP-80 piano sound, with the Yamaha CS-60 providing a "flute" solo dancing around on top. Virtually no thought or planning went into this. I just started recording and moving my fingers. If I had put any thought into it, it probably would have ruined it.

Maybe someone here can help me with a technical issue. You hear that buzzing hum? It's in all my recordings. It's coming from the CS-60. It's a very noisy old machine. Is there a plugin or a pedal that can get rid of that hum without diminishing the character of the sound? The CS-60 has a very delicate, precise sound, and I don't want to lose that. But I do want to lose that hum. Logic Pro X has a de-noise effect, but it only works for hissing, not for this kind of noise. If you have any suggestions, post it in the comments. Thank you!"

Vatanator SX for iPhone

Published on Dec 17, 2016 Backpullver Software

"This is a beat making video with Vatanator SX for iPhone. Play your sounds with the steps sequencer and record effects with the XY pad. Fine tune through the mixer and share your track on the go. Unleash the beat!"

iTunes: Vatanator SX - Georgi Georgiev

If the name sounds familiar, you might be recalling the iPad version posted back in April 2016.

Vatanator SX is the iPhone version.

"Vatanator SX is a unique drum machine with advanced MIDI functionality. It features 140 built-in presets emulating every classic vintage hardware.
It is aimed for simplicity and instant rhythm creation.

Vatanator SX features:

– iOS 7.1 and up compatible
– Record patterns in real-time with quantization, MIDI assignable
– 16/32 steps sequencer with advanced MIDI options
– Fast loading of presets on the fly
– Full MIDI implementation
– Background audio
– Audiobus, Audiobus Remote, Inter-App Audio and Ableton Link support
– Ability to import samples via AudioShare, AudioCopy, Dropbox or iTunes Share
– Real-time effects with XY pad, MIDI assignable and automation
– Song arranger, ability to store a sequence of patterns and play them in order
– 8 channel mixer with volume control and mute/solo for any individual instrument"

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Modal CRAFTsynth Demo

Published on Jan 4, 2017 Perfect Circuit Audio

"The Modal CRAFTsynth is a digital monophonic synthesizer kit which can be assembled (without need to solder) in less than 10 minutes. For a small format synth kit, the Modal CRAFT features some advanced features usually only found in much higher priced synths. The CRAFTsynth features 2 oscillators per voice, Sine, Tri, Saw, PWM, Noise and FM and an LFO with six destinations, including VCA amplitude, filter cutoff and PWM. Don’t let the size of this synth fool you into thinking it sounds small, it certainly does not."

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Roland TB-303 with Original Box

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"What's included:
Roland TB-303 baseline synth.
Original rare silver carry case.
Original box.
Quick use guide.

Excellent cosmetic / working condition.
Sonically sounds amazing. Everything works as it should. Cared for TB-303.
Original owner item kept in dry storage for 12 years.
Back Battery cover is missing but does not effect the the units functionality or collectable value."

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YAMAHA DX7 Keyboard Synthesizer SN 22047

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"YAMAHA DX7 Keyboard Synthesizer Excellent Condition with flight case INTL SHIPPING


All keys, OUTPUT/PHONES, Functions are tested and working. Not new, but nearly mint condition.

SER:22047

If you are in the United States you can use our same power cord without transformer."

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Midnight Jam with Erebus, Hades, Sub37, Microbrute and TR09 (Riamiwo StudioVlog 15)

Published on Jan 4, 2017 riamiwovideos

"Midnight is sometimes the best time for jamming ;)

Synths:
Dreadbox Erebus & Hades
Moog Sub37
Arturis Microbrute
Doepfer Minicases with some Modules for Modulation
Roland Boutique TR-09"

Behringer DeepMind 12 comparison with Roland Juno 60

Published on Jan 4, 2017 Vile Electrodes

"*** NOTE: I AM USING A PROTOTYPE VERSION OF THE DM12 IN THIS VIDEO. SOME DETAILS MAY BE DIFFERENT IN THE FINAL VERSION ***

I said a few months ago on various forums that I would do this video, so here it is!

Rather than looking at every single feature of the DM12, it compares the basic building blocks of the sound - DCOs, VCF, VCA, Envelopes - of each synth. Personally I think they are pretty similar, but the DM12 has a few interesting advantages, and that’s before you even get to more advanced modern features such as the modulation matrix or the effects section.

The Juno is a classic synth, but the DM12 easily stands up to the Juno in my view. And whilst I'm not ready to get rid of my Junos (I do use them an awful lot!) I'm certainly going to be using the DM12 in place of the Juno for live duties, and for doing lots of things the Junos can't.

This video has been made partially as a response to some of the negative comments that people (most of whom have never played the synth) have been making about the DM12.

My experience of using the DM12, its sound and build quality, and my dealings with Behringer and Midas, have been nothing but positive."