DX5 showing the Roland JX8P

"* * Just talking and playing some sounds. This is a previously recorded video * *
A quick tour on some of the vintage JX8P sounds (both mine, which I used in my covers, and factory presets).
Some hiss and clicks present.
No external effects used. Just the JX8P dry outs. Though the JX can be a bit limited in terms of variety, it can sound f a t.
Demo made by DX5 Jose Maria Bara."

audiowerkstatt midi-clock-divider v2

Published on Jan 2, 2019 audiowerkstatt

Playlist:
audiowerkstatt midi-restarter - demonstration of all functions and settings
audiowerkstatt midi-clock-divider - demonstration of all functions and settings
audiowerkstatt midi-clock-shifter - demonstration of all functions and settings
audiowerkstatt midi-clock-multiplier - demonstration of all functions and settings
audiowerkstatt din-restarter - demonstration of all functions and settings
audiowerkstatt din2midi2din - demonstration of all functions and settings

"The audiowerkstatt midi-clock-divider v2 divides the MIDI-clock of the MIDI-master, whereby the MIDI-slave runs correspondingly slower. The division-ratios are 1/1, 1/2, 1/3, ..., 1/8, 1/9.

If the division-factor 1/1 is selected, the MIDI-clock is simply passed through. With the division-factor of 1/2 the MIDI-slave runs at half the speed. So 16ths-notes will be 8th-notes and the loop is twice as long.

Very useful to double the loop length of the MIDI-slave (eg MIDI-sequencer or [audio-]looper). When using the division-factor 1/8 and an originally one bar long loop runs over 8 bars.

And good for experimental musicians, especially if an odd division-factor is selected and MIDI-master and slave seem to be not in sync, but from time to time come together in perfect sync.

You can also set whether only the newly created MIDI-clock and mmc commands (start, stop, continue) are sent or the, at the MIDI-in incoming data, will be mixed with that.

All settings will be saved and restored at startup.

Details can be found in the manual."

LELL UDS: Analog Drum Synthesizer RARE vintage soviet USSR Drum Module

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Published on Jan 8, 2019 GLvintageSHOP

"LELL UDS is a compact analog electronic percussion module like SIMMONS, FORMANTA (ROKTON) USSR, Latvian ELSITA or similar...Good for use if you need a 80-th type drum sounds or modern and experimental rich/warm percussion. Lell UDS module can be triggered from any drum machines individual outputs or used with standard velosity sens. drum pads."

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Some pics via this auction

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Buchla 200e late 2000's

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via this auction

"Buchla 200e system. Everything works as it should. You will want to set module internal dip switches so that the internal bus system works as you desire. No known defects to any modules except every once in a while the case frame screws need tightening if being moved a lot.

Modules were all purchased between 2010-2017 and are as follows

225e Midi decoder/preset manager
227e System interface (quad mixer w/pan and swirl)
250e Dual arbitrary function generator
252e: Buchla polyphonic rhythm generator
255 CV processor (discontinued)
261e Complex waveform generator x2
266e Source of uncertainty
281e Quad function generator
291e Triple morphing filter
291e Quad dynamics manager
Polyglot 40hp eurorack adapter stuffed with a Make noise Echophon and Erbe Verb
201e 18 Cabinet
200e USB firmware update card
Large selection of genuine Buchla cabling (tinyjax and banana)"

EMS VCS3 MK2 1974 with MIDI & Clear Plastic Protective Dust Cover SN 1228

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"Near mint EMS VCS3 MK2 with MIDI. It has been serviced by the last owner in 2012. It works excellent. Serial is 1228. This unit is from 1974."

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KORG PS-3100 SN 712128 ?

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JUNOST-21 RARE VINTAGE USSR SOVIET ANALOG KEYTAR POLYPHONIC SYNTHESIZER SN 23070

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Published on Jan 8, 2019 GLvintageSHOP

"Junost' - 21 is a portable polyphonic keyboard EMI. A player can hang it on a shoulder. Timbre of sound can be changed in accordance with players desire by the use of controls or choosing one or 12 programmed timbres with digital indication of chosen one." Smile like you mean it...

via this auction

Some great pics in this set.

"Junost' - 21 is a portable polyphonic keyboard EMI. A player can hang it on a shoulder. Timbre of sound can be changed in accordance with players desire by the use of controls or choosing one or 12 programmed timbres with digital indication of chosen one.

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Yamaha Electone EX-2 Analog Synthesizer Organ SN 5191

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via this auction

See previous posts for details on this organ/synth.

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YAMAHA CS15D monophonic synthesizer

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1979 Multivox MX-880 MX-2000 Duo Super Roland SH-2000 Vintage Analog Synthesizer

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Published on Oct 19, 2017 keyboard resource

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Two flyer/ad scans below.

"Works good (including after-touch sensor). Keys are severely yellowed from age.

You can customize the presets using the "Manual Filter" switch and "Modulation", "Cutoff Frequency" and "Resonance" sliders to get huge leads, fat basses and percussive SFX out of this little beast. You can even process external sound through the filter using the 1/4" input jack on back.

It's like a super Roland SH-2000 because it has very similar sounds and layout with the addition of a second oscillator for thick double sound or variable interval (5th, 3rd or whatever you choose up to an octave above or below)."

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