TB-303 from another dimension: Herbs and Stones Liquid Foam

Published on Jan 9, 2020 HAINBACH

"In which I demo, review and make music with the Liquid Foam by Herbs and Stones from Italy. This little banana patchable synth feels like a parallel universe Roland TB-303 - squelchy, full-sounding and with a unique sequencer. Its left-field but likes to dance, and has constant good suggestions on how to do so. It has its quirks and is certainly not perfect, but its bold and beautiful and I am happy it exists."

Also see Playing live with nuclear instruments and unknown synths

CONTINUA - Virtual Analog Morphing Poly Synth by Audio Damage - Demo for the iPad

Published on Jan 9, 2020 The Sound Test Room

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The Prophet 10 In Action w/ Doctor Mix & UVI

Published on Jan 8, 2020 Doctor Mix

"UVI brought some of the rarest synthesisers in the world to my studio! Today I demo the Sequential Circuits Prophet 10. Check out UVI's amazing Prophet 10! https://www.uvi.net/vintage-vault-3.h..."

Korg Introduces New i3 Music Workstation

Published on Jan 8, 2020 Korg

Korg released the first i3 Interactive Music Workstation back in 1993.   Curious why they kept the i3 name.

"With the i3 Music Workstation, your musical themes and phrases catch fire and quickly explode into complete ready-to-play productions. Grouping sounds, beats, and parts together by Sound Set and Style Performance Set streamlines the creative process, providing a shortcut to choosing the right sounds and pulling together the right beats and grooves. On-board effects and EQ tailor the sound for any performance. The sequencer records, saves, and plays both MIDI and audio files – you can even play along. Self-contained, simple to use, and fun to play, the i3 is the ideal synth for the budding composer, the energetic performer, or the inspired up-and-coming producer. Using battery power, the KORG i3 Music Workstation can run wherever you run; a convenient auto-power off function preserves battery life."

Korg i3 Music Workstation - All Playing, No Talking

Published on Jan 8, 2020 Kraft Music

"Find exclusive Korg i3 BUNDLES at Kraft Music: https://www.kraftmusic.com/korg-i3-mu...

Adam Berzowski shares a performance on the Korg i3 Music Workstation at Kraft Music."

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Verbos Engineering Demonstrates Patching a Verbos System

Published on Jan 8, 2020 Perfect Circuit

"Verbos Engineering will be at our Burbank Ca event space demonstrating some patching techniques with their modular systems."

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#Jamuary2020 002: Eternal Spring -- [Novation Circuit & Roland SC-55 MK I]

Published on Jan 8, 2020 Flak Cannon

See the Synthuary label for more. Synthuary because these are the Jamuary synth videos. More below.

"My second entry to #Jamuary2020, titled 'Eternal Spring'. Happy sounds to fight back the gray and dark grimness occupying the skies here.

Novation Circuit is on the sequencing and drum duty while Roland SC-55 MKI occupies both of the synth channels.

Additional effects by Valhalla Shimmer & Valhalla Delay."

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Roland Juno-106 & MXR Carbon Copy

Published on Jan 8, 2020 SynthMania

"Ambient ditty with Roland Juno-60 through MXR Carbon Copy"

New KORG ARP 2600 will Have a Built-in Sequencer and Cost 3200 GBP

Sonic TALK603 - Don’t Diss My Dust Published on Jan 8, 2020 sonicstate

Discussion comes in at 21:40. Ty Unwin pre-ordered one for 3200 GPB. That comes out to $4,195.84, unless he gets a discount of course. Look at that smile. :) The KORG ARP 2600 is expected to be announced on the 10th. Two days to go...

This one was spotted and sent in via Soviet Space Child.

Also see:

Korg Teaser for the New ARP 2600?

Jean-Michel Jarre: KORG to Release Full Size ARP 2600 Next Year

KORG ARP 2600 FS posts

reverbz-2

Published on Jan 8, 2020 zack dagoba

"Here is another vintage reverb comparison. I did one a few years ago (posted here) in my previous studio, and though it was time to do a new one with some more units I have acquired since then (namely a Quantec Room Simulator, a TC Electronic M5000 and a Korg A1). Enjoy!'

Reverbs in order:
1. Lexicon 224 Digital Reverb
2. Quantec Room Simulator from 1982
3. Yamaha REV-1 from 1983
4. Eventide H3000 from 1986
5. Roland R880 from 1989
6. KORG A1 w/ RE Remote Editor from 1991
7. TC Electronic M5000 from 1995

M.P.C. Electronics LTD Sync Track for Roland Basslines and Tr 606. Ref2

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This one was spotted and sent in via M Me.

You don't see these often. One came up back in 2011. You can find a post featuring a video of one back in 2009 here.

M.P.C. was know for their various rackmount drum synths. See the MPC label for more of their products.

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