"Original vintage, c 1980 moog prodigy with custom cocaine chic white cabinet. This synth is in excellent functional condition. It has just been serviced and calibrated, and is in 100% perfect working order. Every key, function, knob and switch operates as designed, and the synth sounds...amazing. It’s the super desireable version with full cv gate I/o functionality."
"Hey guys! 🙂 I didn't work today so I figured I would try and get a mini jam in... and this is what I got. This one was interesting because it was my first time using the Korg Volca Mix in a jam since I bought it. It was a fun jam, but I am still trying to determine whether or not the Volca Mix was worth the money.... 🤔 lol It certainly has some useful features, but it definitely could have been a bit better with at least 1 more channel/input. 😔 Fortunately, I tend to use about 3 Volcas at a time anyways... so it works out. lol 😏
For this jam, I have the Volca Keys playing the main sequences (bass and rhythm melody); the Volca FM is playing some arpeggios; and the Volca Sample is on drum/percussion duties. All of the audio is being mixed by the Volca Mix with some reverb provided by the Boss RV-6.
Hope you guys enjoy this video. Thank you for watching, littleBIGsynths.👍"
"Aerodrömme is a techno project based in Toronto, created in 2008 by Boris Kurtzman and Steve Chan. Over the years, and with an ever-growing discography and collection of gear, Boris and Steve have transformed their sound from a deeper progressive influence to the more hypnotic/deep techno sound heard in their latest releases. As well as working in the studio, they have had the opportunity to take their sound to clubs and festivals around the world.
We chatted with Boris and Steve about how they use the Prophet Rev2"
"Our modular setup is comprised of a Make Noise 0-Coast and Strymon Magneto with a couple of additional utilities. We're using node.js to send YouTube chat messages to a patch in Max 8, which uses the Expert Sleepers ES-8, ES-6, and ES-3 as a randomizable patch matrix. It sometimes sounds peaceful, sometimes bombastic, and often quite strange—feel free to chat to change the sound and see where it goes!"
"All of the sounds are coming from the rare and bizarre Technos Acxel additive synthesizer in multitimbral mode. Even the intro sound was resynthesized by the Acxel. We used an Elektron Digitakt as a sequencer to sequence six of the voices of the Acxel. The Acxel was designed in 1989 and was cutting edge technology at the time with its multiple voices which each have 32 additive 'cells' and the ability to analyze four seconds of sound and resynthesize it."
See the Technos label at the bottom of this post for more. Pics and info via Perfect Circuit:
"The Technos Acxel Resynthesizer is an additive synth developed in Quebec, Canada during the late 1980s. Its architecture is based on sine-wave oscillators that are each assigned amplitude and pitch envelopes to form the component harmonics of a sound.
The major innovation of the Acxel was, according to Technos, resynthesis. The idea is to sample a sound and extract its harmonic content using the Acxelizer. This information is then used to assign parameters, including envelopes, to the oscillators.
The Acxel comes in two pieces: the Solitary and the Grapher. The Solitary contains the main guts of the machine, including the main CPU board, the oscillator boards, the sampling board, the Acxelizer board, the floppy drive, and the I/O.
The Grapher is the machine’s user interface and is what Technos highlighted in its advertising. It’s a vacuum-fluorescent display for status information and menus and a surface of touch-sensitive nodules, 2114 of which contain LEDs.
ACXEL FEATURES
256 ISC configuration, maximum 8-voice polyphony
Includes OS 1.099A and OS 1.12 disks
Includes copies of the original three Technos Sound Library disks
Includes Grapher to Solitary communication DIN cable
Includes flight case with casters for the Solitary"
"In this video I'm using an MPG-70 to layer 3 randomly generated pads over, then I use the assignable controllers to animate the pad."
"MPG-70 is a 7U rackmountable/desktop controller for JX-10, JX-8P, and MKS-70 synthesizers. The MPG-70 features panel knobs and sliders to control all 44 original PG-800 parameters, plus all extra parameters added by the Vecoven firmware and PWM upgrades. (See www.Vecoven.com for more info about the upgrade) The MPG-70 can control 2 JX synths at a time, and users can control each synth individually, or simultaneously.
