"Up for sale, a 1980's Moog Source vintage analog synthesizer in excellent condition and in perfect working order. Complete with a brand new secondary membrane control panel, LeCover dust cover, additional padded cover, and original manual, this vintage synth is a well-kept example of Moog's first programmable model. With additional MIDI upgrades, the flexibility of this keyboard is greatly increased, and the two classic MiniMoog analog oscillators and 24 dB filter sound incredibly fat and rich.
Moog's Source was their first to offer patch memory storage, with 16 memory locations to instantly recall your synth patches. A cassette-tape jack was also implemented to transfer your patches to and from an external tape and free up the on-board memory for additional new patches. Unlike previous Moog models, all parameters are controlled by a single data wheel. Just select your desired patch or parameter on the membrane pad and use the wheel to assign a value from 1-100. Straightforward and easy to use, the Source allows for a variety of distinct Moog sounds to be selected on the fly and additional tweaking can be done in real time too."
"This auction contains the early version of the Roland Catalog Volume 3 (46 pages).
This Roland Catalog contain some of the best vintage synthesizers Roland ever made.
This Roland Catalog contains information and picture’s of the Roland System 700/ System 100/ System 100M/ SH-2/Jupiter-4/Promars and much more.
This is a must-have for any vintage synthesizer/Roland collector as these are getting very hard/impossible to find these days.
The early catalog Volume 3 has no writing,highlighting,underlining or any stamps in it.This catalog is in very good condition, see the picture's for more detail."
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"This auction contains the early version of the Roland Catalog Volume 2 (42 pages). This Roland Catalog contain some of the best vintage synthesizers Roland ever made.
This Roland Catalog contains information and picture’s of the Roland System 700/ System 100/ System 100M/ SH-5/SH-7/Jupiter-4 and much more.
This is a must-have for any vintage synthesizer/Roland collector as these are getting very hard/impossible to find these days.
The early catalog Volume 2 has no writing,highlighting,underlining or any stamps in it. This catalog has 3 holes punched into it.This catalog is in good condition, see the picture's for more detail."
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"8"x11" Fairlight CMI brochure (when folded closed) The interior (not shown) is packed full of information and photos and is very clean. the outside has quite a bit of shelf wear but still looks very nice. It is really exciting to see the Fairlight and read all about its capabilities even to this day."
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Clearly based on the Moog Voyager RME. The following are a few user videos from Zombie Fights Shark. Details below.
Published on Apr 16, 2018 Zombie Fights Shark
"In episode 2 of Too Many Plug-Ins we explore the Viking VK-1 Synthesizer from Blamsoft. The monophonic VK-1 is modeled after an actual synth and is offered as a Pay What You Want (PWYW) product on Blamsoft's site (http://blamsoft.com/vst/vk-1-viking-s...).
In part 1 we listen an example piece of music created using only the VK-1 and then learn how to make a simple drum kit (kick, snare, hi hats). In part 2 we see how to make chords using this monophonic instrument (without adding extra instances). In part 3 we explore the remainder of the knobs and switches to get a more thorough understanding of how the Viking works.
You can download a free supplemental bundle of presets for the Viking VK-1 via ZombieFightsShark.com or directly from Gumroad (https://gum.co/fsRZy).
Zombie Fights Shark creates original instruments and sound libraries for Propellerheads Reason, Ableton Live, Native Instruments Kontakt, and wave and loop files. Hear and see more at ZombieFightsShark.com"
"VK-1 Viking Synthesizer is an authentic emulation of a classic monophonic analog synthesizer. It has three continuously variable wave oscillators, two ladder filters with a Dual Lowpass or Highpass/Lowpass configuration, a multi-wave LFO, and two modulation busses. VK-1 uses state of the art DSP technology to accurately reproduce the sound of the hardware.
Presets
VK-1 comes with 228 presets in the categories Bass, Bright Lead, Electro Bass, FX, Percussive Lead, Soft Lead, and Synthwave. The 50 Electro Bass and 50 Synthwave presets were created by experienced sound designer eXode. The synth excels at thick bass and rich lead sounds.
Oscillators
At the heart of VK-1 are three adjustable wave oscillators. The continuously variable waveform knob gives the oscillators a unique sound that can’t be achieved with the fixed waveforms found in most synths. A noise oscillator provides three types of noise.
Modulation
Two modulation busses and an LFO provide flexible modulation capabilities.
Filter
The filter is a classic transistor ladder filter modeled meticulously. Different drive modes are available for adding grit. The number of poles is adjustable for a wider range of filter sounds.
Eurorack keeps on growing... It's now mainstream. I would say a tipping point was back in 2014 when Sweetwater started carrying Pittsburgh modular, and then in 2015 when Roland introduced their Aira eurorack modules followed by the System 500, and SYR-E84 eurorack case.
"Dive into the world of Modular Synthesis with Andrew Scheps.
https://www.puremix.net/video/modular-synthesizers-with-andrew-scheps.html
Modular Synthesizers are not only a sight to behold but fascinating instruments capable of producing unique sounds that people have never heard before.
In this tutorial, Andrew demonstrates how to:
Build a simple synthesizer
Use control voltages and audio to shape patches
Use an oscillator as a clock
Build a theremin
Create a droning patch"
"Up for sale, a 1980's Moog Source vintage analog synthesizer in excellent condition and in perfect working order. Complete with a brand new secondary membrane control panel, LeCover dust cover, additional padded cover, and original manual, this vintage synth is a well-kept example of Moog's first programmable model. With additional MIDI upgrades, the flexibility of this keyboard is greatly increased, and the two classic MiniMoog analog oscillators and 24 dB filter sound incredibly fat and rich.
