Yamaha CS-30 c 1980 original vintage analog synth

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"Original vintage c 1980 Yamaha CS-30 analog monosynth monster in excellent functional and cosmetic condition. She’s just been fully serviced and calibrated, and is in top form. If you know, you know; the cs30 is straight up one of the deepest, nerdiest, fattest, and most feature dense synths of all time. Kinda makes a miniMoog look like a toy. This thing is huuuuge. 3 of everything, multiple filters, crazy flexible routing that is almost modular, and there is nothing she can’t do."

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Korg Delta c 1970’s original vintage analog poly-synth string synthesizer SN 280105

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"Original vintage c 1970’s korg delta analog string synthesizer in excellent working condition. The delta is a chilled out version of the heavier trident, with huge string pads ala arp solina ensemble, and a polysynth section that can be blended with the string section, or used via separate outputs, ala Moog opus 3. The delta also notably features a super cool joystick controller for pitch and modulation."

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Modal Electronics 001

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"Modal 001 Synthesizer.. In mint condition in and out. No issues, no bugs.. just a solid synth capable of the most richest sounds you can imagine.. It can surely do the typical analog type basses and leads with the utmost ease, But this synth is also perfect for creating the most inspiring and unique soundscapes / fx. Can be a moog, oberheim style synth but also very capable for PPG digital textures!"

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Oberheim SEM With Patch Panel + Kenton Midi to CV Box

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"Tom Oberheim SEM with Patch Panel. Also included is a Kenton Midi to CV Converter so that you can use any synth, controller with Midi, or DAW to connect into the SEM. It is in full working condition, No issues, looks great as well. These are very hard to find used, Tom no longer makes these. They are every bit as awesome and authentic as a classic 70s SEM. These new versions are obviously more reliable and dialing in settings is more accurate than the originals."

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Muscarin Synthesizer demo (playing only)

Published on Apr 16, 2020 Phaneronaut

Since recording this video I've released a whole album built around the Muscarin. You can get it for free at https://phaneronaut.bandcamp.com/albu... But beware, it's strange.

This is a kind of demo of the new(ish) Muscarin drone and noise synthesizer by kNoB technology. I tried to feature some of the functionality of the synth in the improvisation. But as I only got this a day ago, I haven't explored the machine even close to fully, in fact there are some parts of the architecture that I don't quite understand yet."

Muscarin Synth & Moog DFAM

Published on Apr 16, 2020 Phaneronaut

"Another (kind of) demo of the new(ish) Muscarin semi-modular drone and noise synthesizer by kNoB technology, this time pairing it with the Moog DFAM percussion synthesizer. The DFAM sequences and gates (via its trigger out) oscillator 1 of the the Muscarin. The DFAM also triggers Muscarin's envelope. There's a little bit of reverb added, no other effects."

Spectral Audio Neptune 2. Quickly made Bass-Line...

Published on Apr 16, 2020 oRangeOfSound

Live Workshop | Sound Design with MicroFreak (with Bryan Borcherds)

Published on Apr 16, 2020 Arturia

"Welcome to our #MicroFreak Livestream: Sound design with MicroFreak

A synthesizer like no other, MicroFreak is a peculiar, exceptional instrument that rewards the curious musician. It blends wavetable and digital oscillators with analog filters. It features a unique poly-aftertouch flat keyboard. It adds controlled randomness to sequences. This isn’t a revolution, it’s a mutiny."

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Published on Apr 16, 2020 tonylight

"Arpopone Twins"

Expressive E Osmose sound design work in progress

Published on Mar 19, 2020 Expressive E

Playlist:

1. Osmose sound design work in progress #1

Shot beginning of March 2020 at the Expressive E office, this video is giving a sneak peek at the current state of 8 sounds that our in-house sound designers are programming using the EaganMatrix by Haken Audio, the synth engine that will be internal to Osmose.

These sounds range from different categories such as classic synth sounds, FM keys, cinematic pads, lo-fi experiments and crazy effects, all taking advantage of the new keybed interactions offered by Expressive E's Augmented Keyboard Action©.

Audio recorded at 44,1kHz, 24bit with a Native Instruments Komplete Audio Mk1 without further processing.

While development of the industrialized prototype is going according to plan, the unit shown is still the same prototype unit that appeared in earlier videos. Creating it involved 3d printing techniques as well as manual labour by our engineers, meaning that you can see some irregularities in the keybed. The final, industrialized model will certainly not show such tolerances and will feature a flawless, even keybed

2. Osmose sound design work in progress #2

Shot at the Expressive E office, this video is giving a sneak peek at the current state of 8 sounds that our in-house sound designers are programming using the EaganMatrix by Haken Audio, the synth engine that will be internal to Osmose.

3. Osmose sound design work in progress #3

Shot beginning of March 2020 at the Expressive E office, this video is giving a sneak peek at the current state of new sounds that our in-house sound designers are programming using the EaganMatrix by Haken Audio, the synth engine that will be internal to Osmose.

These sounds range from different categories such as classic synth sounds, FM keys, cinematic pads, lo-fi experiments and crazy effects, all taking advantage of the new keybed interactions offered by Expressive E's Augmented Keyboard Action©.

Audio recorded at 44,1kHz, 24bit with a Native Instruments Komplete Audio Mk1 without further processing.

While the development of the industrialized prototype is going according to plan, the unit shown is still the same prototype unit that appeared in earlier videos. Creating it involved 3d printing techniques as well as manual labor by our engineers, meaning that you can see some irregularities in the keybed. The final, industrialized model will certainly not show such tolerances and will feature a flawless, even keybed, compare the renders on our website: www.expressivee.com/discover-osmose

Credit:
Performed by: The Elements
Video: Samsara prod http://samsaraprod.com/

Casio RZ-1 - The sixty classic factory patterns

Published on Apr 16, 2020 SynthMania

"I recently acquired a Casio RZ-1 that still had 57 out of 60 of the factory patterns (including the three conga sounds assigned to the sample pads) untouched in memory.

I looked at the RZ-1 Pattern Samples booklet and fixed the three patterns that the previous owner had rewritten, and so here is a little treat for you all - a dive back into 1986, all sixty original RZ-1 factory patterns are here in this video for you to hear - just like if you were buying this drum machine brand new in 1986.

The machine also came with the original cassette with many additional samples, so I'll do a video with those in the future. I will also create a .wav dump of the factory patterns and put it online, for anyone who has an RZ-1 and wants to check out the original factory patterns.

I also wrote the descriptions of each pattern that's written in the RZ-1 Pattern Samples book. It's a great way to learn how some classic rhythms are programmed."