Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 Keyboard Synthesizer SN 1987

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"Bought this synth used a while ago... it had issues with the vco’s & vcf’s (oscillators & filters) I replace the dead CEM chips with after market equivalents. The previous owner stated he had issues with re-installing the factory presets, I have not attempted this myself.

This unit powers on, digital keypad is fully functional , all switches and potentiometers seem to function as intended, midi in and out are both fully functional and both arpeggio functions are operational.

I have noticed certain presets are slightly out of tune, while others were not."

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μHausen 2018 [Episode 83]

Published on Aug 23, 2018 CatSynth TV

"μHausen (micro-Hausen) is a yearly gathering of electronic noise artists at Camp Happy deep in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Software and hardware synthesizers, including custom and DIY designs abound in this wild afternoon of experimental sound.

Performers (in order):

Cardio Rehab (Peter Elsea)
www.peterelsea.com

Later Days
www.darwinarts.com

R Duck
rduckshow.podomatic.com

Doug Lynner
www.neatnetnoise.com

Paul Nicholson

Amanda Chaudhary / CatSynth
www.catsynth.com

Lemon DeGeorge (Multiverse Troubadours)
www.earthportals.com/Portal_Messenger/


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Wersi WM32 organ drums demosong ft. Ambika & Micromonsta

Published on Aug 24, 2018 Stereoping

"Demo and reallife-test for an organ drumcomputer PCB i got from ebay. I put it in a 19" case and added a midi trigger interface. Please don't take the music to serious, it turned out to sth like an epic middle-age accordeon polka. All drums coming from the Wersi WM-32. Furter gear: Micromonsta (middleage fiddle), Ambika (Bass, Akkordeon, Synthvoice) and JV1080 (Horns & Strings). There is an article about this PCB on my website in the 'Research lab/E-Drums' section containing a downloadable HQ Sample WAV pack with all sounds of the Wersi WM-32"

Koma Field Kit & Field Kit FX Vs. Custom Modular Synth Rig

Published on Aug 24, 2018 Ask.Audio

"Here's a sound demo comparison between the Koma Field Kit and Field Kit FX VS. a customising modular synthesiser
rig."

UVI Devinity for Falcon | Trailer

Published on Aug 24, 2018 UVI

"Devinity a deep-dive into Falcon with Richard Devine
https://www.uvi.net/devinity

Devinity offers a rare chance to explore the potential of Falcon through Richard Devine’s eyes and ears, delivering 120 patches showing off his unique style and approach to sound design. Richard digs deep into Falcon’s modulation system to mangle and manipulate effects and oscillators including FM, Wavetable, IRCAM Multi-Granular, Stretch and more, resulting in an exciting selection of modular sequences, animated sounds, bass, pads, FX, percussive sequences and more for you to use in your own music or sound design, or as inspirational starting points.


Music Credits: Torley"

Torley!

IK MULTIMEDIA Uno Synth Demos by SoundRecordingJP

Published on Aug 24, 2018 SoundRecordingJP

Playlist:
IK MULTIMEDIA Uno Synthパフォーマンス動画①：Chihei Hatakeyama
IK MULTIMEDIA Uno Synthパフォーマンス動画③：machìna
IK MULTIMEDIA Uno Synthパフォーマンス動画②：櫻木大吾（D.A.N.）

Prophet REV2 Factory Presets 1 - 30 F Bank

Published on Aug 23, 2018 synthartist69

Radikal Technologies Accelerator and Access Virus TI ambient demo

Published on Aug 23, 2018 MIDERA

"Messing around with these two synths - using the string filter on the Accelerator and a pad on the Virus TI."

Oberheim OB-8 Keyboard Synthesizer

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Kawai K5000s 61-key Additive Synth w/ Original Box

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"A K5000 sound is composed of up to six different layers, each of which could use the 'advanced additive' synthesis engine or perform fairly standard subtractive synthesis using the internal PCM sound bank. Each source that used additive synthesis could use up to 64 harmonics per source (tuned in a harmonic series, each with their own amplitude envelope) and had its own formant filter that could be modulated by an LFO or its own envelope. The standard digital filter, available with both additive and subtractive synthesis, is known for its rather extreme self-oscillation at higher resonance settings. Another useful feature is that most functions of the synthesizer can be tied to velocity, location of a note on the keyboard, and MIDI controllers, allowing for timbral variation in response to player dynamics."

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