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Monday, June 29, 2020

Twisted Electrons TherapSid 8-Bit Chiptune Synth w/ MOS SID 6581

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"Therapsid is an analog-digital-hybrid mono synth built around the MOS SID soundchip from a Commodore C64. The unit on offer is the earlier Mk1 version, which had a modulation sequencer instead of the arpeggiator of the newer Mk2 version. It comes with the same 6581 SID chip from 1982 that was preinstalled when i got it.

Specs:

3x VCO with pulse, triangle, sawtooth, noise, sync, ring modulator
3x ADSR envelope generator
3x LFO with pulse, triangle, sawtooth, s&h; can be assigned to any parameter
Multimode filter (lowpass, bandpass, highpass)
Modulation sequencer
Audio input and output
MIDI Input (DIN)"

Quasimidi Rave-O-Lution 309

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Studio Electronics Boomstar 5089 Mk2 Desktop Analogue Synth (Moog filter)

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"This is the mk2 model with better distortion characteristics than the original and the all important real wood cheeks.

It's the 5089 version with the Moog ladder filter.

Comes with original power supply, box, manual and sticker"

Kimball W-3 VOYAGER SN 417462

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"A 49-key organ synth released in the 1980s with 8 presets, 8 rhythm patterns and speakers."

Oberheim OB-Xa w/ Kenton MID

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1983 Crumar DP 80

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You can find a demo of one here.

Check out the trim pots on the right. Close-up pic below.

"Here we have the incredibly rare, vintage, Crumar DP-80! (famously used on Radiohead's 'Everything In Its Right Place') Really reluctant to sell this but I just don't have space for it. It's in amazing condition especially for it age the only thing that doesn't work is the detune knob which i imagine its a very easy solder fix. The keyboard is pretty heavy so i would prefer collection but I am open to using a courier if organised and paid for by the buyer.
There really isn't a lot of info about this synth online so quite hard to price up fairly so for that reason i've put the price ridiculously high and will choose the best offer made."

Buchla Easel Command USB-A Host Module Installation


Buchla

"How to install the USB-A Host Module into a Buchla Easel Command."

VCV Rack Ambient - Free Form


Omri Cohen

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I also created a document full of patching techniques and ideas that I will continue updating - https://www.patreon.com/posts/documen...

You can get the patch file and samples on my Patreon page - https://www.patreon.com/posts/extra-p..."

Roland TR-66 vintage analog drum machine (1973) processed by a Korg monotron Delay: Demo #3.


Ascetic Wires

Roland TR-66 Rhythm Arranger (1973)
Korg monotron Delay (Filter + Delay)

Recorded with Zoom Q2n

Previous parts

Modular/Analog "RAM"? How to store generative melodies & rhythms using sample & hold and seq switch


loopop

TIMELINE:
0:00 Intro
0:30 Mutate & deviate
1:20 Frozen randomness
2:05 Push-button melody
3:40 How it works
4:20 Storage costs
4:45 Switch sequencing
5:05 Generative controls
5:45 Rhythmic dice roll

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