With "BRAND NEW Internal SCSI2SD v6.0 emulator drive and works flawlessly.
The External SD extension cable is placed on the floppy drive rest bay where you can interchange either of the (2) 16GB SD cards loaded with E-III Sounds I've collected for over 20 years!!!!!
Includes pictured Manuals and Brochures
This ONE has very very low mileage since the over 20 years that I've owned it and has been kept in a non-smoking clean environment."
"This is a very clean Roland SH-2 analog synthesizer circa 1978. It includes the original box.
This is the asian market 100v version which I use with a converter but that is not required. In the demonstration video in the gallery I was running the synth plugged straight into the wall in the US. I'm not going to give technical recommendations on whether our not you should use a converter but I have friends who do not with no issues whatsoever...for decades. Roland power is very robust. But that's for you to decide."
"Welcome to 'Sequential Synth Tips,' where some of our favorite artists share their tips, tricks, and techniques on Sequential synths. In this episode, pianist Julian Pollack aka J3PO demonstrates how to set the amp and filter attack on the OB-6 to achieve side-chain compression type effects."
By combining drum & synth patches together, you will discover the taste of the analog groovebox flavour …so get ready for some unpredictable groovy results.
Who wants some LOW end ?
Using the paraphonic mode and some offset detune oscillator, we have achieve to create very beeffy legendary basses,TB 303 acid sound,FM toms & bells and classic moog lead.
Its all about expression..
All the patches have designed to be velocity sensitive BUT we decided to add the special modulation sequencer feature,that you will allow you to make prerouting modulation capabilities for each sound !
Need inspiration ?
The 32 sessions are specially designed for you to find fresh ideas for your next compositions.
You will find crazy glitchy wonky beats, lead arpeggios,classic moog paraphonic chords and pad sequences.
We worked out the order organisation of each synth patches.
Each of the patch flip functions is easier and fun.
At a glance :
32 Synth patches from very nasty to lush-sounding covering a wide sonic pallet
32 Drum patches split in 8 Drumkits for the perfect flip and groove combo.
From huge, thumping kick, snappy snares and crisp claps to sweet hi – hats both open and closed, pulsating toms, sizzling shakers and even 808 Cowbell.
32 Sessions
All patches are velocity sensitive and contain prerouting modulation capabilities"
It looks like a new hardware desktop synth from Majella Audio is in the works.
Just some teaser pics for now. It appears to have a Complex Generator for one oscillator and a Basic Generator for the other. You should be able to see the following on the front panel:
Complex Generator with Range, Lin FM, Fine
Harmonics with EG AMT, LFO1 AMT
Folder with EG AMT
Complex Off Basic switch with #, A & Flat LEDs
Basic Generator
Mixer Section with knobs for three sources, the Complex oscillator, a Sub oscillator, and I'm guessing the Basic Generator oscillator.
"This Quick Tip shows how to shift a sequence on a Digitakt by holding the function key and pushing the left or right arrow buttons. This will shift one track while leaving your other tracks alone, allowing you to quickly try out shifted rhythmic patterns. Although we showed this on an Elektron sequencer there are other sequencers that also allow this same technique, so check if your sequencer does since this can help you come up with new ideas if you are stuck!
"In this video I gush about my love for WMD's Metron and Voltera. They are the closest thing I have found to the Elektron sequencer in modular. I also give a tutorial on how to use both the Metron and Voltera as I am gushing."
