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LE Korg ARP Odyssey SN 100156 w/ SQ1 Sequencer, Dust Cover & Original Box

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"The Extremely Limited Edition Korg ARP Odyssey Full Size in Rev. 2 finish.

Includes original box, power adapter, SQ1 Sequencer, and Manuals."

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Zelda Great Fairy Fountain on a GAMEBOY!!!

Published on Jun 30, 2019 Gemini Horror

"Prosound gameboy running an mgb cart playing Great Fairy Fountain!"

Spotted on discchord.com.

MicroFreak - Tiny Overture Nº

Published on Jul 1, 2019 Dawless Jammin'

Published on Jul 1, 2019 Modal Electronics

"Here's a super quick tutorial on preset management in MODALapp.

We guide you through importing and exporting SysEx files, adding local (in-app) banks (so you don't need to overwrite any factory patches) and arranging / exporting a new bank from the onboard toolbox.

These methods apply to both CRAFTsynth 2.0 & SKULPT synthesiser. Let us know what you think!"

Steady State Fate Autodyne // Analog Character Compressor in Eurorack - demo + mix tips!

Published on Jul 1, 2019 DivKidVideo

"Autodyne is a great sounding, characterful analog compressor in a 4HP Eurorack module. It has simple controls allowing you to get to the sound and dynamic control you need quickly, external sidechain input, sidechain filter and a tonne of gain if you want to get into analog saturation and clipping too.

TIMING INDEX / SECTIONS

00:10 patch previews

00:53 Functions, compressor walkthrough.

02:32 Full mix demo, parallel compression, sidechain filtering and saturation/clipping

05:56 QUICK PATCH - Techno beat

06:37 QUICK PATCH - Wonky Hip Hop with that drunk swing vibe

07:20 QUICK PATCH - Ambient patch - compression isn’t just for beats!

07:46 QUICK PATCH - Frantic scattered beats a’la IDM / DNB

08:19 Sidechain demo - pumping!

09:30 One of my FAVOURITE mix tips

12:17 Compressing a full mix

Steady State Fate have sponsored this video. For the sake of clarity they have paid for a service which is me providing a demo video. This is NOT a review. Steady State Fate also had no say in what I said, patched or did in the video."

Stimming reviews IK Multimedia’s UNO Drum (Electronic Beats TV)

Published on Jul 1, 2019 Telekom Electronic Beats

"Our Telekom Electronic Beats TV’s resident gear expert, Martin Stimming returns to experiment with the IK Multimedia UNO Drum. The analog/PCM drum machine, made in collaboration with Italian manufacturer Soundmachines, has six true analog voices, 12 PCM voices with 54 samples and a 64-step sequencer. Let’s see what Stimming thinks of this budget-friendly machine for sale at just €289."

01- The ARP Pro DGX- Part 1: Controls

Published on Jul 1, 2019 AutomaticGainsay

"Here is a demonstration of the sound and functionality of the controls on the control panel of the ARP Pro DGX vintage analog preset synthesizer."

Pittsburgh Modular Documentary Films Presents: the Voltage Research Laboratory - Season 4

Published on Jul 1, 2019 Pittsburgh Modular Synthesizers

"Teaser tracks showcasing the Pittsburgh Modular Voltage Research Laboratory eurorack format synthesizer."

The Sands Take You | tape loop, OP-1

Published on Jul 1, 2019 HAINBACH

"The first single from the upcoming micro-cassette release on Lavender Sweep Records. This and the whole album was made from sounds send to me by listeners, from the Discord, Patreon and Subreddit. Here the contributors and their sounds are: Espacht - Overtone Trombone, Pedro Figueiredo - Cheap_Feedback, Monostich - nicepianothing.
Album to be released later this summer.

Filmed on location at Kamena Vourla, Greece, by the Luna Park seaside."

You can build this 808 kick drum clone!

Premiered 5 hours ago juanito moore

"Download and print the circuit paper, get the electronic parts, plug in your soldering iron, and build this with me!

This 808 kick drum circuit is functionally identical to the original TR-808 kick with some cool mods. There's a pitch mod for higher and lower kicks. There's a decay mod that will let you get more-than-infinite decay times (it'll just oscillate forever). There's a wave clipper that'll add harmonics to the kick to make it "cut through" the rest of the sounds, which can be useful if you're using small speakers that can't do real bass. Finally, there's lots more *amplitude*.

I have simplified the circuit in a few ways, making it easier to build. You can build a perfect replica with everything exactly as it was from the factory, including obsolete transistors and 5%-precision carbon resistors if that's your thing, but I don't cover that here.

Here's the bill of materials -- https://tinyurl.com/y3uj6e98
Here's the "circuit page" -- https://tinyurl.com/y33a3yod
Here's the schematic -- https://tinyurl.com/y2z3o2dr

TL074 chip -- https://bit.ly/2WFI4QK
Resistor kit!!! -- https://bit.ly/2ENPY05
Resistors by the value (like for the 8.2K and 2.7K weirdos) -- https://tinyurl.com/y38ugbj2
Ceramic disk capacitors for all your chips!!! -- https://tinyurl.com/yxzf6e7t
Nice assortment of film capacitors -- https://tinyurl.com/y4k98quo
Potentiometers -- https://bit.ly/2KAsxMd"