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Make Noise Black and Gold Shared System

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"Was never used because my modular needs were met with its younger sibling the Make Noise 0-Coast. This would be a great system for anyone wanting to get involved with modular."

Dreadbox NYX SN 821

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Available at Kontakt Hub

"Oxypops is a virtual simulation of an old drum machine from the 1960s generally known as the Mini Pops 7. It was most famously used by a certain French electronic music composer in the 1970s.

The sounds in Oxypops are 24 Bit resolution samples and up to 16 round-robin variations are included. Noise generated sounds such as the Hi-Hat sound more natural and less “sampled” when variations of the sound are played at random.

All the original rhythms have been accurately reproduced and can be combined together like the real thing.

No doubt you'll want to use some of these rhythms within your song. Well, with Oxypops, you can record a performance and export it as a MIDI file or drag the data right onto a track in your sequencer or DAW ready to play back the sounds as recorded.

Please note - the FULL version of Kontakt 5.7.3 is required (not Kontakt Player)"

PIF Soviet Analog Synthesizer Sounds Demo

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Published on Feb 19, 2018 GLvintageSHOP

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"NOS PIF Soviet Analog Synthesizer. 24 mini-key piano. Comes with power adapter and original manual. The manual is awesome and even has schematics of the synth. Internal speaker. 3 octave range. One volume knob, one low-pass filter knob. Produces video game-like sounds. It reminds me of early Nintendo games like Castlevania. A great buy for anyone looking for a rare, russian-made analog synth"

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Make Noise - Morphagene #10 - Anthony Baldino Freesound Reel #MorphageneMondays

Published on Feb 19, 2018 DivKidVideo

"Hello all! Here's my tenth video on the Make Noise Morphagene. I'm still playing around with the various Freesound Reels as I'm enjoying the content there and how powerful and simple the Morphagene is to exploit that audio. Here I'm using Anthony Baldino's reel. I'll have a new track "No Inhalant Body" released based on some of my explorations and wider patching around this video so watch out for that.

Grab the free Reel from Anthony Baldino here
https://freesound.org/people/makenois..."

Dreadbox Love - Abyss, Erebus and Nyx

Published on Oct 6, 2017 Tim Shoebridge

"An original composition and recording performed on the Abyss, Erebus and Nyx analogue synthesizers from Dreadbox."

Behringer Model D Videos by Tim Shoebridge

Published on Feb 10, 2018 Tim Shoebridge

Behringer D vs. Roland SE 02 Comparison - Oscillators and Filter - No talking

Published on Feb 19, 2018 Earmonkey Music

"No talking. Just sound. I switched between the Behringer Model D and the Roland SE-02 to give some idea of what the two sound like next to each other. I tried to be touching the synth I'm manipulating so you can tell what is what in the video. My conclusions? I will do another video about that."

Behringer D vs MiniMoog Model D Reissue - Synth Shootout (& the Roland SE-02)

Published on Feb 19, 2018 Marshal Arnold

Do they sound the same??! - MiniMoog Model D - VS - Roland SE-02 video below.

"After finally receiving the Behringer D or Model D that was preordered way way back in June 2017 it finally arrived yesterday! To kick things off I wanted to do a Synth Shootout vs the real deal, a Moog MiniMoog Model D Reissue! I have pulled out the MiniMoog's user manual and configured a few patches on both synthesizers and played some tunes. Please forgive me, I'm not the greatest live synth player, but I thought this might be cool to line these synths up so to speak let folks hear what it sounds live vs the real thing.

For those who don't know what all of the fuss is about, the MiniMoog Model D is one of the most famous synthesizers of all time, it's quite expensive. Recently Moog Music reissued this iconic synth after many years of being out of production for a cost of around $3,500.00 USD. All good right? That had my attention and I was able to pick one up, but then about a year or so ago Uli Behringer made several posts referring to a possible Behringer version of the MiniMoog. Then came some pix of what one might look like and it about broke the internet when the Behringer D might cost around $300.00 USD! That's around 1/10th the cost of the new reissue from Moog. So yeah there was some interest in this thing.

Personally I think for the price the Behringer D does a pretty good job, but please realize that with synthesizers like this you can spend hours dialing in these patches, which I did :) but given more time it may be possible to get these to sound even closer than they do in this video."

Do they sound the same??! - MiniMoog Model D - VS - Roland SE-02

Published on Sep 20, 2017 Marshal Arnold

"Tonight I do a quick comparison with the 1st bank of oscillators on the Moog MiniMoog Model D and the new Roland SE-02. Both synths are 3 Oscillator mono synths. For this shootout I will be going though Triangle, Shark tooth, Saw, Square, Pulse 1 and Pulse 2 on both synths. There is an A|B comparison of the waveforms and then a quick check of the filters while using the Shark tooth.

Let me know what you think.. do they sound the same? which do you prefer?

Thanks for watching!"

Treadstone analogue synth - Yazoo Midnight cover

Published on Feb 19, 2018 Analogue Solutions

"Treadstone synth - Yazoo Midnight cover
All sounds are from the Analogue Solutions Treadstone analogue minisynth. Layered in DAW.
This synth can make simple yet powerful raw sounds (as in this demo) or full on freaky delay analogue madness (see other videos).
Arranged and recorded by D. Phillips."