Kawai XD-5 Drum Machine Digital Synthesizer Percussion Rock/FX ROM Voice Card

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One of those obscure items from synth history. This is the first one to be posted on the site. Via the listing:

"I used this in my Kawai XD-5 drum module a long time ago and have since sold it, which I regret because it was a great sounding unique programmable drum module which sounded awesome....especially with its resonant filter which responded to velocity

I was hoping to buy another XD-5 at some point, which never happened, so I am not using this card anymore and it is of no use to me without an XD-5... so, If you have an XD-5 it could be useful to you.

It is a Sound Source Unlimited ROM card 'Rock/FX' Performance Voice Card with presets on it...64 single patches, 16 Kits and 16 output patches...if I remember correctly"

Yamaha FS1R FM Synthesizer OS Version 1.20 SN OZ01101

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"The Unit Face and Readout are in Nice Shape. The Metal Case has some moderate scratches. No Structural Damage Noted. Missing One (1) Control Knob on the FM Adjustment as Pictured. Unit Powers-up and the Function Buttons APPEAR to Function Properly. When received the LED Readout was Barely Readable so I searched online where it was suggested to do a Reset to Factory Settings. While I was trying to figure out how to do a Reset I ran across the LED Contrast Adjustment and Changed it to a "3" Setting. No Other Changes were Made and the Settings and Additions made by the Previous Owner Remain Intact. The "FM" Adjuster which is Missing the Knob Does Change the Values in the Readout when Adjusted."

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Macbeth Micromac R

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"Ken MacBeth's Micromac is a small and yet powerful, full analog standalone synthesizer voice module for your Eurorack modular system. Unlike his competitors it has three voltage controlled oscillators and a classic Moog lowpass filter.

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Alesis Ineko FX Pedal Demo w/ A Synthesizer #11 [unboxing?]

Published on Jan 8, 2019 gstormelectro

"Audio and Video by G-Storm Electro c. 2019

This is the fabled Alesis Ineko effects pedal. Hasn't been out of the box in a while, time to unleash the Kraken. It's like the culmination of all the algorithms that appeared in Alesis modfx effects pedal series. It doesn't look like much, but it is very tweakable and has a few surprises. Like a lo-fi playground for happy accidents. Today I want to share w/ you what it sounds like on synthesizers, drum machines and stuff like that."

Twisted Electrons hapiNES meets Pocket Operator Arcade and Robot

Published on Jan 8, 2019 Dj Puzzle

"Just got a hapiNES from Twisted Electrons and I’m having a go at it for the first time. I’m still learning the device but I was able to quickly write some simple melody loops with a beat real quick. Synced it up to a couple of my Pocket Operators for more sounds. hapiNES is a Nintendo inspired synthesizer. PO-20 Arcade and PO-28 Robot in the mix."

Teenage Engineering OP-Z - Around The World v2

Published on Jan 8, 2019 Matt Craven

"This time sequencing iPad apps via AUM"

MOOG vintage analog Sonic Six 6 demonstration

Published on Jan 8, 2019 OFR

"Since I enjoyed doing the older Sonic V so much, I decided to do something on the later brother, the Sonic 6. I plugged it into a mixer for better quality than the little onboard speaker. I think these are very underrated and highly capable of making wild sounds; MUCH more like a modular Moog than anything sold as a small commercial synth."

The singing Oberheim (OBXa with Strymon Big Sky and BOSS CE-2w)

Published on Jan 8, 2019 synthlegends

"Heartbreaking pad of the best pad machine ever, the Oberheim OBXa with the great Chorus CE-2w and the Reverb Strymon Big Sky. This sequence is taken from my last video (examination of Strymon Big Sky and BOSS CE-2w). I didnt use any additional effects or mastering nor equalizer."

Follow-up to this post.

HyperSynth Intros Memory Expansion Cards for Yamaha DX-7, DX7-II, DX5 - DX1, Roland D-50

Additional details further below.

Hcard-701 (Yamaha DX7 MKI) €91/$104 - holds up to 100 banks (3200 presets)
Hcard-702 (Yamaha DX7II-D/FD) €91/$104 - holds up to 100 banks (6400 presets)
Hcard-750 (Roland D-50) €95/$109 - holds up to 64 banks (6400 presets)

Coming in the pipeline:

Hcard-705 Pair (Yamaha DX5-DX1) & H-Display (For All Hcard Series)







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New DigiLog Tokyo Microne Sequencer

From the makers of Octa. Some details Google translated:

"This product is currently under development There is a possibility of detailed specification change until release. Compact synthesizer 6VCO / 3VCF / 3VCA / 3 Voice / polyphonic micro body packed with full-size synth's pleasure in the palm size that you can really feel free to palm up to the pad sound with a big sound and fat. Microne is not a versatile machine, but just by playing the keyboard, it creates a powerful sound that can not be thought of from its small size. Beginners to deep synth lovers down to the basics of subtractive type synthesizer, ideal for beginners. Everyone can make sound make easily by twisting the knob. Polyphonic Step Sequencer A simple operation that pushes the Rec button, pushes the keyboard in order, and pushes the Play button. Easy powerful processor with battery-powered, anytime, anywhere AAA batteries, continuous 8 hour operation, USB power supply possible sync input Easily powerful processor with other instruments Loaded with the latest Cortex-M4 180 MHz processor, DigiLog proprietary audio signal processing It produces the best sound by the engine Is not it an analog synth? This is a new generation DigiLog synthesizer."

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