"Just recently serviced, tuned, calibrated etc. List of maintenance includes:
-Removed, cleaned and reinstalled bus bars
-Cleaned key contact springs
-Recapped all electrolytics
-Replaced both sets of cinch jones connectors
-Recalibrate, tuned, scaled
The keys play really smooth and it sounds great. I inherited this and don't really have a use for it...
Tokyo Tape Music Center is a play on the San Francisco Tape Music Center. This is the first one featured on the site.
"Tokyo Tape Music Center - Dual Sine/Sawtooth Generator Model 158 - Buchla 100 eurorack style. Factory build, not DIY.
Excellent dual oscillator, captures the 100 sound. Waveshape & FM on each oscillator. Runs at Buchla's standard 1.2v/Oct, unlike the majority of euro modules. It's easy to convert incoming voltage to this standard with Disting, Synovatron interface, or Ornament & Crime. External control does require a voltage offset, just like the 100 series did. TTMS makes a version of the 156 voltage processor, or you can use any other processor with offset.
The Tokyo Tape Music Center stuff is beautiful and well built. You won't be disappointed. This one didn't fit into my workflow like I'd hoped, but I'm sad to let it go."
"This video is a short demonstration of Audulus' power to sequence the Mutable Instruments Plaits as if it were a drum machine using an Expert Sleepers ES-8.
Audulus sequences the CV changes for pitch and model to Plaits and triggers it in patterns.
You could do this with another hardware sequencer, but it would require at least 3 separate lanes to sequence everything. With enough outputs, you can even take control of every single Plaits parameter on a per-step basis.
You can also effect your drums on a per-step basis, sending your hat to a delay while you send you kick to an overdrive.
This video also features the Roland 512 VCO and 505 VCF, as well as the Erica Synths Fusion Tube Mixer.
"There is a reason you never see the CMU-810 for sale. It might look basic but it really is a tone monster. It sounds huge and greasy! Many people consider it the best Roland mono. These can be played by themselves and can also be integrated with your vintage Macintosh or PC computers."
"The wonderful, wonderful Crockett's Theme by Jan Hammer is one of the most memorable '80s songs. A viewer request asked to investigate on the lead sound for the theme, and after some sound test I MIDI'ed together the Fairlight IIx ARR1 vox and the Yamaha DX7 Harp 2 patch."
"Had to do an edited version of the song and video and take out the 6 million dollar man footage as youtube blocked it in the USA and Canada - so this is the Transatlantic mix - so you get to see me instead of Steve Austin :)"
"Hello Folks.
Today the next part of blue modules from ReBach from the new CATCH series.
dokaldniej I used VCO-A VCF-A and ADSR-A to connect wave from VCO, I used SMP multiple module and later add reverb.
I wanted to enjoy the beautiful performance of a high resonance and I think I succeeded, a slight increase in the fast melody of the arp, great for the mix in the further production of the song but there is not much to talk about, check it out yourself if you want.😃
VCO,ADSR,VCF each module has a price of 95 Euro currently seems to be a great sound for this price!"
"Back in episode 66, I first chatted with Bert Schiettecatte - who, along with partner Celine, has been making the Percussa brand of music interfaces purr for the last decade-and-a-half. When we talked to them back then, they were about to run with a Kickstarter for their SSP Eurorack module; now, it's a success - and has spawned a new progeny. The Micro SSP has its own kickstarter (http://kck.st/2FB69kg), and looks to be a smaller and more affordable way for anyone to get into the SSP ecosystem.
As with our earlier conversation, talking with Bert is pretty easy - he's got his hands in every part of the development of the device, and is willing to talk about it all! I enjoy talking with him because he tends to downplay the amount of work he's done, but is also realistic about the amount of work it took to accomplish the result. He's killing it with this module, but he's been killing it all along with the development of Percussa interface devices.
I hope you enjoy this 'cast - it's a revelation to hear about the SSP design process, and will hopefully inspire you to dig in a little more. Check out Percussa at https://www.percussa.com, and take a good look at the amazing designs they are producing.
"Hello friends! This is my 6th tune using KORG Electribe Wave & BOSS RC-505, and also my seasonal original song. Please try listening to the end. You can find the reason for the song title! EWI4000s, Kaossilator Pro+, KP3+, microkorg XL+ & DDJ WeGo3 are also used. This video and audio tracks were recorded in one take, as usual. Hope you get started to become interested in live-looping. Thanks for watching!
In this video I used:
Korg Electribe Wave (iOS)
Boss RC-505 Loop Station
Akai EWI4000s
Pioneer WeGo3 with djay2 (iOS)
Korg microKorg XL+
Korg Kaossilator Pro+
Korg KP3+
TC-electron M-ONE
Mackie 1202 12-Channel Mixer"
