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Oberheim DX Drum Machine SN D42924

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"Vintage Original Oberheim DX Drum Machine/Sequencer in excellent condition. Sliders and buttons work perfectly."

Pics of the inside below.

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ORIGINAL OBERHEIM OB-Xa SYNTH FACTORY PATCHES CASSETTE

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I thought these were white.

2250 South Barrington Ave, 90064, now the Pooch Hotel.

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Orthogonal Devices ER-101 ER-102 REVIEW Demo Tutorial (Part2) Eurorack Eurorack Modular Sequencer

Part 2 added here.

WMD FRACTURE - Sound Examples

Published on Apr 16, 2018 WMDevices

"WMD Fracture is our second Eurorack Module aimed at creating percussion and drum sounds. Claps, snaps, ticks, bings, bongs, and skrtz are all available with the turn of just a few knobs.

In this video, we demonstrate the range of sounds using a bunch of sequencing from the Malleko Voltage Block and CV processing via the WMD Sequential Switch Matrix."

Find previous posts featuring WMD's new Fracture eurorack module here.

Pittsburgh Modular Electronic Sequence Designer @ Superbooth 2018 Promo Video

Published on Apr 16, 2018 Pittsburgh Modular Synthesizers

"Pittsburgh Modular will be debuting the Electronic Sequence Designer 128 eurorack format sequencer at Superbooth 2018."

Modal Electronics CRAFTRhythm Assembly And Sounds

Published on Apr 16, 2018 Perfect Circuit Audio

"The Modal CRAFTRhythm is a great sounding and easy to put together drum sampler and sequencer. We put a little stop motion sequence of us unboxing and putting the CRAFTRhythm together at the beginning of the video, it is easy to build without any soldering.

Available here: https://www.perfectcircuitaudio.com/c..."

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Dave Smith Instruments In The Spotlight With the Tempest and Martin Steer – Bad Stream

You can find the full interview on DSI's website here.

"Having grown up with and on the internet, Berlin native Martin Steer has transformed its pull into a concept album that is just as immediate and intangible as the digital world. Bad Stream is guitars and machines vanishing in the spaces between Radiohead, Moderat and Nine Inch Nails only to reemerge as Techno, Noise, and Drone. Bad Stream, then, is his modus operandi, a soundtrack to the feelings of resignation, isolation, and cynicism within neoliberal cyberspace and to that strangely numbing comfort of bodies transmuting into zeros and ones in real time. The album is available on Martin’s own ANTIME Records.

We chatted with Martin about how he’s using the Tempest."

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You can find previous posts featuring DSI's Spotlight series here.