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Oberheim Matrix-6R Synthesizer SN 1335

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Krellian Explorations

Published on Jul 11, 2017 Pirx Modular

"A few variants of self-playing Krell Patch generated using Tangerine Synthesizer."

Lorentz - Analog Modeling Synthesizer Version 2.0.0

Published on Jul 11, 2017 iceGear Instruments

Music by Aero Finback
https://soundcloud.com/aerofinback

iTunes: Lorentz Synthesizer - iceWorks, Inc.

On sale for $5.99 USD until July 31. (reg $7.99)

What's New in Version 2.0.0
# What’s new in version 2
- Universal App : Optimized for iPad and iPhone
- Audio Unit Extensions (AUv3) compatible
- Support for Audiobus State Saving
- Exporting and importing of presets via Share extensions
- Add Swing parameter to the arpeggiator
- Improved MIDI mapping function
- Support for Bluetooth MIDI Devices

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DSI Prophet REV 2 - Custom Patches 76 to 100 - GEOSynths.com

Published on Jul 11, 2017 GEOSynths

"Another 25 custom patches for the Dave Smith Instruments REV 2. Just 28 more and we have a full Bank! Yay!!! Is an interesting and challenging Synt, it's definately a Prophet 08, but...more!"

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Art + Music + Technology Podcast 183: Dave Rossum Interview

You can find the full transcript on Synthtopia here.

via Art + Music + Technology:

"Dave Rossum has quite a history. From helping to start up E-mu Systems, managing its acquisition by Creative Labs (and working with them through a 10-year run of amazing designs) and the creation of Rossum Electro-Music, Dave has been designing the heck out of music instruments. I was really excited when the Synthtopia folks we able to pull this interview together, since I've been a fan of E-mu devices for a long, long time, and have been mesmerized by the new modules he's been developing.

In our chat, we talk in detail about the development of the early E-mu modular system, the move into sampling technology, the effect of the Creative purchase and the technology developments behind the Proteus lineup. We also go into detail about Dave's design work with the new series of modules that he's working on, as well as the upcoming sampler module that has everyone humming.

This was a lot of fun, and super-educational; I learned an awful lot about the various technological advances behind samplers and sample-based systems. Given my renewed interest in sampling, that was very interesting to me. But his views on analog and digital modular designs, and his willingness to take on impossible projects and find a way to make 'em work - it was inspirational."