Yamaha QY-10 Digital Music Sequencer and Drum Machine SN HM0773 w/ Original Box

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Yamaha DX100 w/ Original Box & Docs

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Casio CZ-1 w/ 3 Memory Carts

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CASIO DG-7 Digital MIDI Guitar Synthesizer

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This is the first one to be featured on the site. Different model than the more common D-20.

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EMU Vintage Keys Plus

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Don't see these too often. You can find a video demo of one here.

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Sequential Circuits Prophet VS Rack SN 0190 w/ 3 Carts

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ARP Pro Soloist model 2701

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Sine wave on Spice

Published on Oct 31, 2019 Plankton Electronics
Update: video is back.

"Heavy modulated sine wave on the Spice using envelopes and sample and holds.

http://spice.metapatch.com/patch/9500"

Hide and Seek - Pianoteq video contest 2019 w/ Joué Pad Controllers

Published on Oct 31, 2019 António Machado

Pianoteq sounds (apart from 1st=ContinuuMini preset)
Joué-blue Pads= Ant. Petrof
Joué-keyboard=Celtic Harp
Joué-magenta Pads=Harp
Joué-magenta bubbles=Kalimba
Joué-yellow Pads=Glokenspiel

Ambient jam with Moog Matriarch and Subsequent 37, Strymon Big Sky, Eventide Space and Timefactor

Published on Oct 31, 2019 Jay Hosking

"A live, semi-improvised performance, all on hardware, and inspired by the thoughtfulness that comes with a beautiful autumn day. The Moog Matriarch is still basically impossible to find in Canada, but a local acquaintance got one from the States and wasn't super connecting with it. I took it home to try and I'm happy to say it sounds as good as I'd hoped. The Matriarch's oscillators are bright, its stereo filter adds a lot of colour, and its stereo analogue delay sounds dark and moody. It's fantastic, and I wrote this sequence within an hour or so of tinkering with it.

Maybe the biggest surprise, though, was how well the Moog Subsequent 37 stands up to it. The Subsequent 37's drive manages to help it carve out some space in the mix, and its filter and vibrato are ridiculously expressive. While it's missing the Matriarch's stereo features, and doesn't have the same amount of paraphony, I'd say the Subsequent 37 sounds just as good when run through the Eventide delay and reverb.

Moog Matriarch + Strymon Big Sky — Synth sequence
Moog Subsequent 37 + Eventide Timefactor + Eventide Space — Lead

Written and performed within a 3-hour period, and uploaded as is, with only a little compression/limiting on the master.

https://jayhosking.bandcamp.com/"