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Future Retro 777 Analog Synthesizer

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Vintage Moog The Rogue Synthesizer

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Keyboard Magazine's Classifieds Section Featuring BT's Synths

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"In 2000, it was still a thing to sell you vintage synths in the back of @KeyboardMag . Even @BT ?"

Check out the prices and note how they have shifted over the years. A Jupiter-6 for $1050 vs. a Supernova Rack for $1600.

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Elektron Monomachine SFX-60+ MKII

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Vermona DRM1 MKIII Analog Drum Machine w/ Trigger Inputs

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Original Waldorf Pulse

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White Oberheim Matrix 1000

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Doepfer MS-404 Monophonic Analog MIDI synth + CV converter

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"It's a good workhorse module. Can produce some decent acid but really has got a spirit of it's own. You can do lots of stuff with it as long as you will use your imagination.

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The whole track is made using only MS404.

It can also be used as MIDI to CV converter and stand-alone filter."

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DSI PRO 2 BASS PATCH SOUND DESIGN TUTORIAL ~ Synthesize This! Ep.20

Published on Apr 7, 2017 once upon a synth

"How to make a bass patch from scratch on the Dave Smith Instruments Pro 2 synthesizer. We're not going after a specific bass patch but we'll get into a general bass territory from which you can sculpt your own. The basic concept is to have a software wave in the lower register, a richer wave a couple octave higher, an "organ"-style VCA envelope and a plucky filter envelope. We then explore adding things like hack, decimator, drive and distortion and finally play around with the sequencer."