"Little controller that does everything the keyboard edition of the Hartmann Neuron does, except surround sound.
Built like a tank, this little thing is heavy and made of brushed steel, will last a lifetime.
Ultra rare item, more convenient than spending $5000 on the keyboard edition.
Mint condition, including original box, manual, 2 CDs, USB cable, and everything pictured"
"A rare early analogue Musicaid Clap Trap in good cosmetic condition and very good working order.
I recently had this serviced by Synth Restore in Bedford so it’s ready for studio use or live!
There is minor wear and tear but overall it's in good condition. One knob is missing its white cap.
There are very few analogue Clap Traps in existence. Famously-used (and abused) by Throbbing Gristle and The Human League among others...
Sonically it offers a wide range - from huge oceanic crashing waves of noise to rhythmically-challenged helium finger pops (thanks, Ensemble control) - there's also occasional near-realistic electronic claps in in amongst the myriad options. This is a very early unit and is pretty wild compared to the later ones - some ear-piercing resonance at higher settings make this a contender for serious techno-abuse."
"The K5000R is an Advanced Additive Synthesizer Module that combines unique synthesis capabilities and wide range of control into a single rack unit.
ADVANCED ADDITIVE TONE GENERATOR
The K5000 series updates the famous K5 synthesizer tone generator and its unique additive harmonic synthesis approach. The Advanced Additive Tone ' Generator contains 32 source generators, which depending on how they are used, can yield up to 32 voice polyphony.
"If you're looking for synth bass or lead tones, you can't go wrong with a monosynth.
Shorthand for monophonic synthesizer, monosynths will allow you to play only one note at a time. But they promise a rich, versatile array of tones. If however you're looking to play chords, you'll need a polysynth. (Not sure what you want? Take a look at this previous article on monosynths vs. polysynths that can help you make that decision.)
In our video above, Justin DeLay shows off the features and sounds of four different monosynths available on Reverb for less than $1,000 USD, starting from a few hundred dollars:
That is pretty cool. Wish more synths featured this, although not sure if I'd ever use it. :)
"Another in our Moog One Basics series, this brief one minute demo shows how easy it is to rollback the Moog One's operating system in the event of a problem. No USB drive is required and it only takes seconds to initialize the rollback procedure."
Welcome to HARBOUR Published on Apr 4, 2019 THE TUESDAY NIGHT MACHINES
"A meditative, ambient electronic music piece, celebrating the luxury of the quiet, the introspective and the movement through space and time.
Envisioned to be experienced through noise-cancelling headphones while traveling by railway or aeroplane, yet ultimately crafted for all situations when the listener seeks a closer bond between their mind and the cosmos, leaving their body deeply idle in a state of single-sensory stimulation."
"Part 2 - Another 30 Patches that are in my soon to be released, follow up Bank...Zenith Vol 2! All Patches use at least 1 of the new Wavetables, All have Animate, Mod Assignments and most have Aftertouch where relevant."
Testing for the first time the small case with the mixer I installed inside. It has 3 inputs, including attenuators in the back, as well as a volume output control. Each Radio Music module is wired internally to an input.
Recording: no efx applied. Direct output from mixer sent to audio interface.
Modules:
* 1 x Grilles with alternative firmware: adding a 3rd mode with 3 tracks of voltage controllable clock divisions.
* 3 x Radio Music v3.2."
✮ When looking for an expert in Buchla modules for modular synthesis, there's only one man you can really end up with: Todd Barton. In this series, Todd walks you through the ins and outs of our Buchla 296e module in ten short videos. ✮
Buchla 296e Demo w. Todd Barton pt. 1/10 – As a 16-band EQ – Softube
Buchla 296e Demo w. Todd Barton pt. 2/10 – All things envelope – Softube
Buchla 296e Demo w. Todd Barton pt. 3/10 – The attenuated outputs – Softube
Buchla 296e Demo w. Todd Barton pt. 4/10 – Envelope freeze mode – Softube
Buchla 296e Demo w. Todd Barton pt. 5/10 – Midi control – Softube
Buchla 296e Demo w. Todd Barton pt. 6/10 – The unattenuated outputs – Softube
Buchla 296e Demo w. Todd Barton pt. 7/10 – The kaleidoscopic range – Softube
Buchla 296e Demo w. Todd Barton pt. 8/10 – Physical modeling effects – Softube
Buchla 296e Demo w. Todd Barton pt. 9/10 – A Krell patch – Softube
Buchla 296e Demo w. Todd Barton pt. 10/10 – Presets – Softube
