"Very cool pedal where you can set the start and stop frequency, and the synth effect intensity is controlled by how hard a drum stick hits the pad. This pedal takes the Space Drum concept further by having a modulation section and it is also AC powered. Pedal is in very used condition; has tons of surface case rust, scratches and dings; please examine the pics. Pedal works perfectly and sounds great after all these years."
"SIEL DK80 digital controlled Analog Synthesizer with the original Power Supply , manual , Midi , original Pedals (which were optional & rare) and 3 extra Modules (which on Ebay sell around $75 + each)- It offers 12 voices that can be played together or layered as a pair of 6 oscillators or even in split mode. 2 filters, 4 LFO's, and, 14 digital envelopes. The unit also has a 2 track sequencer 300 note sequencer and a chorus effect. It's user interface is very similar to Korg's Poly 800 and EX model of synthesizers.- works and sounds great"
"This Prophet 600 is in excellent condition. Has the Gligli mod, plus a Gligli panel overlay by SynthGraphics affixed to the panel. The overlay displays the correct functionality of the knobs and buttons that the Gligli mod introduces. These are no longer available so it's a wonderful rare feature to have.
Synth is fully functional, and all knobs, buttons, keys, etc work properly with no issues. The cosmetic condition is also excellent with hardly any scratches. Please see photos. There are a few nicks on the wood sides that can be seen in the pics. The person I bought it from told me he purchased it from a vintage synth museum. It is hard to believe it is nearly 40 years old.
This particular synth has given me more pleasure than any other poly synth I've owned, but I'm abandoning my synth/midi setup and going back to basics with a Wurlitzer and analog tape deck."
"Is a small demo drum module of TwinCussion from Vermona.
on it you can get a lot of fun and sharp and classic sounds. from soft kick to very strong Hard kick and hats and many other strange sounds.
twinCussion is a dual channel drum-synthesizer module. Its components are explicitly designed to create percussive sounds while its flexible interconnections make it a must-have for rhythm based modular systems.
Special units A and B
twinCussion offers two sensibly structured sound engines, each consisting of an oscillator (complemented by a noise generator in engine 2), a voltage controlled amplifier and an envelope generator. Both sound engines can be used independently or being combined for more complex sounds. The internal structure can be edited and expanded at will, thanks to the multiple in- and outputs being available.
Versatile expert
twinCussion is a versatile sound chameleon. Although its sound engine is specialized in electronic drum sounds, it is not limited to specific instruments of this genre. This module generates pushing bass drums, prominent snares and chirping hi-hats with ease. And there is much more to twinCussion if using a little creative patching. Unleash numerous sounds like wooden clicks, metallic pings and a lot more."
"We show how to master the mighty wavetable synth engine of CRAFTsynth 2.0 in this tutorial to create interesting and unique sounds from scratch. With 8 oscillators, unlimited possible wave combinations, powerful filters and countless modulation options, CRAFTsynth 2.0 is a wonderland for creative sound designers and musicians, seeking to expand their sonic palette with inspiring custom sounds."
Please visit the link for more details on the actual usage of this oscillator.
Divide, is a 12 note top octave style user oscillator for your KORG logue-sdk compatible synthesizers (minilogue xd, prologue and even the NTS-1). Capable of emulating different types of divider organs with some of the various 'effects' offered by these instruments, it can do much much more, as demonstrated in this video.
"I got to borrow a Division Department 01/IV drum machine so I used it to overdrive the channels on an old Boss BX-8 mixer. The Boss BX-8 is great, it is like 8 or 10 distortion pedals in one. I added another layer of distortion and compression by sending the effect send out back into an overdriven channel.
The iPad app Patterning 2 was used to sequence the O1/IV with midi.
Oh and of course there is so much bass the camera turns to jello every time there is a kick drum, this is just for simulating the experience of having your vision get all weird every time the kick hits while you are at a club with function ones and you stand too close to the subs after having a few drinks.
