This one spotted by Florian Anwander. The Doepfer modules are the String Phaser, String LFO, Frequency-Divider, and External Input pictured below. The docs under the formant manual below are for the Doepfer modules. Interesting bit of synth history.
"Hey!
Here's a spinoff on the ambient series I'm doing, mostly for my own amusement. This time it's mainly the tascam 424 portastudio doing its thing. I'm using old tapes with guitarswells pitched down to oblivion and then playing some simple stuff on top with the deepmind 12. No arranging in before recording. Just recording a track of tascam, then another one and then laying down the lead on top. No click or such.
Hope someone appreciates.
Sorry for the hipstery-halloween visuals. Headphones or decent speakers recommended!
All the Best!"
"I Just threw together this patch here for a test. I'm trying to emulate the sound a friend programmed on his Prophet 600. It's still quite a bit off, especially the vibrato. But I think the way the oscillators melt into each other gets my point across pretty much."
"In this video I demo the Analog Drive with the Moog Sub 37. I play a 16 step pattern on the Moog and use the drive to change up the sound. This is just a sound experiment but I thought it turned out pretty cool."
"Using the Mix Sequencer on the ARP2500. I'm sure I've said it before, but this is a really cool module! It allows you to take up to 8 audio sources and it then steps through them in sequence. So its great for rhythmic patterns and the like. Here I am putting various different sounds through such as white noise on one channel, a filtered VCO through another, etc. Nice eh?"
"Live modular jam recorded 25th February 2017 using:
- 10U Eurorack modular synth
- PLAYdifferently Model 1 mixer
- Bugbrand PT Delay
High chord stabs coming from the 'Chord Organ' module by Music Thing using an alternative firmware for the 'RadioMusic' module - this is going through the Doepfer A-124 VCF5 'Wasp filter'.
Slow bass chord pads also coming from the 'Chord Organ' module by Music Thing - this is routed via a God's Box Humpback filter (out of shot).
Kick and hats coming from Jomox & Tiptop respectively
Deep bass sound coming from the Noise Engineering Basimilus Iteritas
Snare from Erica Synths Pico drums
Reverb from Z-DSP using Halls of Valhalla card
Noise washes coming from the Orthogonal Devices ER301
Delay from Bugbrand PT Delay & Z-DSP Clocked delay card
All sequencing from two ER101/102 Orthogonal Devices sequencers.
Recommend listening with headphones or decent sound system for best sonic experience."
"Yamaha CS-15 ambient synth demo. Playing ambient chillout soundscape on Yamaha CS 15 analog synthesizer. Effects from Eventide Timefactor & Space guitar pedals."
I never noticed all the little pegs on the back of the unit. Anyone know what they are? Seems to be quite a bit too many for screw caps. Are they calibration points? A combination of both? If you look at the list below you'll see 21 editable parameters on the synth. If you look at the little pegs, you'll see 30. The pegs do repeat a pattern. Maybe they are just screws? If you know, feel free to comment.
