"This is an official shop panel, not a DIY or clone. It is the original configuration, not custom.
This does not include the Serge PSU as I'm still keep my other panels.
It is fully functional and in excellent cosmetic condition except for the scratch on the lower right of the panel. Scratch is shown in the last pic."
"Roland D-50 synthesizer demo -- playing ambient chillout electronica music on D-50 digital synth from Roland + Strymon Big Sky.
This ambient chill-out / new age synthesizer music features sounds created using the Roland D50 synthesizer's LAS (Linear Arithmetic Synthesis), internal Roland D-50 effects and Strymon Big Sky reverb guitar pedal."
"This is my *first patch* video where I just play around and take you guys through the actual first patch I make with a new module in my system. The SSSR Labs Kotelnikov is a great and characterful wavetable oscillator with on board VCA functions and transient generator (function generator / dual stage envelope or LFO). Full overview demo video is coming in a few days so watch out for that."
Russell Butler is an experimental artist and DJ based in Oakland, California. Originally from Bermuda, Russell has developed a process of improvisation that draws from a rich cultural of history rooted in their island and the black, queer diaspora. For the past few years they have been making a brand of stripped down machine techno that has evolved rapidly with each successive release. Transplantation, evolution, and healing are themes in Russell’s music. They based their 2015 album, “God is Change”, on Octavia Butler’s Parable series of novels, in which these are central tenets of the philosophy that the books explore. Since its release “God is Change” has received major acclaim, with NPR naming it one of their top 10 favorite electronic albums of 2015. In 2016, Russell released “Visions of the Future” on Jacktone Records, which is a collection of improvised modular synthesizer sessions. A month later, Russell’s follow up to “God is Change”, “The First Step”, was released on Black Opal. “The First Step” is dedicated to the “…black, brown, trans, queer, and gay folks of Oakland” and posits that “…sometimes to resist oppression, all we must do is simply exist. That is the first step. Let us strive to walk without fear.” Russell's newest record, “I'm Dropping Out of Life”, was released on January 30th via CGI Records and has already received praise from NPR, Fact, Thump, and The Fader, with early play by DJs like Nina Kraviz, Umfang, and Powder.
"Another instalment of our monthly radio show on 10Twenty Radio.
This time, UK Techno hero Perseus Traxx steps up to the plate for the final hour. Preceded by our own Regolith filling his favourite spot with two feet planted infant of the modular system.
"My first synth track using the Korg Arp Odyssey! The MIDI sequencer is the Modstep for iPad, playing with a USB MIDI interface and sending MIDI messages to an 8-channel MIDI router (EMW). Recorded with Audioshare for iPhone.
Synth Intro: Yamaha DX7 II
Synth Bells: DSI Tetra
Drums: Novation Circuit
Bass: Access Virus Indigo
Strings: Roland JP8080
Lead 1: Moog Sub 37
Lead 2: Korg Arp Odyssey"
"Here we show the original vintage Roland TR-808, TR-707, CR-78 Simmons Clap Trap and VP-330 Vocoder. Get the sound of this gear on your music with our Remix & Production Package: https://www.doctormix.com/remix-and-production
Average price of this gear on Ebay
Roland TR 808: $4,100
Roland TR 707: $1,000
Roland CR 78: $3,500
Roland VP 330: $4,000
Simmons Clap Trap: $1,500.00
Yamaha Moxf6: $1,200"
