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Monday, May 29, 2017

Nonlinear circuits VCO demo Part 2


Published on May 29, 2017 Randy Piscione

"Here is the second part of the Nonlinearcircuits VCO demo. This one is just a performance, no talking (yes!). Just me showing off. I am at various times manually tweaking the tuning on the VCO to affect the Hard sync, and the frequency and modulation depth on the various CV inputs. It’s all live, so if you can manage to listen to all of it, there are some interesting sounds coming out of this thing. See the details below for what I’m using. This is a very cool and very capable VCO.

Here are the details:

The bass sequence and drums are from a Mutable Instruments Anushri. Everything else is the nlc VCO, just one VCO, one side, no filter. Sync (hard) is coming from the other side of the nlc VCO. Output is the PanPulse. PWM is handled by a Frequency Central Wave Runner, Sync Mod is a PM Foundations 3080 VCO, PanPWM is a TipTop Z3000, DC FM is modulated by an nlc ADSR 312, which is causing the Sync to move a bit when I play the keyboard. AC FM is modulated by an X-4046 VCO through a Fonitronik Cascade. An MFOS VCA is using CV from another nlc ADSR 312 to handle dynamics, and that is going to a Ladik M-171 Mixer."

Part 1 here.

Pioneer DJ AS-1 Synthesizer Review - Best Affordable Analog Mono Synth?


Published on May 29, 2017 SYNTH ANATOMY

"Pioneer DJ announced in January the AS-1 Synthesizer, a new collaboration with Dave Smith Instruments. The core of the AS-1 is a Mono Prophet 6 Synthesizer. After one month of testing, here is my review of the AS-1 Analog mono Synth

Review
+ Noble & excellent fat sound quality
+ Easy-to-use step sequencer
+ Big sound possibilities
+ Excellent build quality....

- Advanced features inside the step sequencer ..."

Moog DFAM - Drummer From Another Mother


Published on May 29, 2017 JAkoGreyshire

"These cuts are just a few of the good parts of the recordings of my discovery of this synth voice."

Some Are (Bowie) - Korg Minilogue Demo


Published on May 29, 2017 Khoral Central

Drums : Microtonic
All other sounds : Korg Minilogue.

SOUND SOURCE UNLIMITED Kawai K1 Synthesizer Platinum Collection Disk

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Little pieces of synth history.

"This is the original Sound Source 3.5" floppy disk with files for Mac, Atari, and Kawai Q80 Sysex File. It is copyright dated 1989. To avoid disappointment, please be sure you have a compatible computer before purchasing."

Ensoniq SQ-R Plus Digital Synthesizer

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"The 'Plus' version of the SQ-R has an additional 1MB of sample ROM, which adds nice pianos and other sounds. Includes power cord."

E-MU Emax I SN 2899

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"E-mu Emax I 12-bit sampler, in very nice condition. Includes three sound disks and power cord."

Ensoniq ASR-10 Digital Synthesizer with SCSI & Floppies

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"Ensoniq ASR-10 digital sampling keyboard, very nice condition, with SCSI interface and 10-Meg of sample memory. Includes printed manual, latest OS 3.53 floppy disk, 10 additional sound disks, and power cord."

Baldwin Syntha Sound

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White Crumar bit 99 SN 01320

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"Lovely old 1980s polysynth from Crumar. The BIT 99

2 oscillator utilising DCO's with analogue VCF and VCA. 6 voices with a double layer mode for Phat sounds or split mode (2 different sounds at the same time or split across the keys), also a clever stereo mode. It is capable of the classic 80s synth pop sounds and big resonant filter sweeps and is also amazing at ambient piano and bass sounds. Also very capable of FX stuff, and has a nice velocity feature! Programming is easier than it looks, just take a peek at the parameter map, punch in the number and tweak. Not as fast as a synth with knobs but the reward is great as the sounds of this thing are truly unique !"

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