"This synth was manufactured in early-to-mid 1980s by Fender in Japan. This was the last synth designed by Arp engineers.
It is very clean, undamaged, Polaris which has been in the studio. You're not likely to find a cleaner looking and performing Polaris on the market anywhere as these are increasingly rare.
I replaced membrane panels 1 week ago, so this is good to go for another 30+ years!"
"Our friend Gianni (aka SynthGuru) is back at MUSIC Tribe Studios and this time he’s demonstrating the huge sounds of the Model D by Poly-Chaining three units together."
"I decided to switch from the Ditto Stereo looper to the Ditto X4! I had the idea of doing an all-FM song, so this is what I did:
I programmed 4 short sequences on the Volca, heard in the following order at the start of the video: kick, hi-hat, snare and simple repeating melody. I then recorded a 1-bar loop of silence on the Ditto, to match the length of the FM sequences. After the length was set, I started recording loop 1 and played the 4 sequences, each time layering the loop (aka overdubbing).
I also recorded a 4-bar loop of silence (again, just to set the length), that I then started using for the bass line and chords. After those were recorded on loop 2, it was time for a little solo and playing with the looper effects.
The reason this is possible at all, is because the Ditto and the Volca are synced through MIDI, which was not possible with the Ditto Stereo. The Retrokits RK-004 sends the MIDI clock out to both devices.
Almost all Volca FM patches are from the "Percussive" and "FM Does Analogue" patch packs by the great Oscillator Sink.
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/OscillatorSink
Patch packs: http://oscillatorsink.com/
"Download the audio track for FREE here [embed below]
For this video track, i have the Moog DFAM Synced to the Moog Mother-32. The DFAM is run thru the Moog MF Delay pedal, while the Mother-32 is being processed with the Moog MuRF with the tempo being synced by the Mother-32 and the envelope controlled by the Mother-32's LFO. Lots of other fun patching is going on too!"
"one of the beasts from my iPAD,
one of the synth iḿ using in my production,
one of the biggest iOS application today
There is 10 "you can do" with this synth and few "you can't" in my video.
Enjoy"
"absolutely unpredictible synth,
one of the synth iḿ using in my production,
one of the biggest iOS application today
There is 10 "you can do" with this synth and few "you can't" in my video.
Enjoy"
Tokyo Festival of Modular 2017
the 5th year special !!
Live concerts, 30+ synth maker booths, premium sponsor lectures, second-hand modules corner, DIY workshop…
"Korg DDD-1 Dynamic Digital Drums four-page colour brochure from 1986."
via Retro Synth Ads where you'll find the rest of the scans and the full write-up. P.S. It looks like the site got a cool retro makeover! Do check it out.
"This synth was manufactured in early-to-mid 1980s by Fender in Japan. This was the last synth designed by Arp engineers. 
