Modular Fungi Opsylloscope

Omri Cohen

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Electrocomp EML-101

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"It has the rare pitch bender installed on the keyboard. Everything on it works and it sounds great."

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Oberheim Matrix-12

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"OBERHEIM MATRIX 12 — circa 1985

Includes original manual, sound data cassette, separate outputs option. Sound Quest Pro and Sys Ex patch banks emailed on request.

Excellent condition, recently serviced--new power supply and battery. Sounds incredible!"

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Peavey DPM 4 Synthesizer Upgrade Kit

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"This is an old stock, open box upgrade kit. It appears to be missing one Floppy Disc and the smaller plastic button overlay is warped."

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Aurex DIVA CTRL - new model !

aurex

"From now on, DIVA CTRL features a secret mode. This will let you control a different U-He synth. This is a free update for DIVA CTRL and I will include a PDF file you can print out for a dedicated overlay."

You can find details on the Aurex DIVA CTRL here.

Speak And Spell Breakout 1.2, Refurbishing A Modular Speak And Spell

LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER

"I Built this heavily #modified #modular speak and spell a few years ago, and never properly finished it and sadly it just got more and more broken, i borrowed all of the relays from it once and never got it up and running again. till today!"

DoveAudio MuSeq Update July 2020

DoveAudio

"Update on progress with the Dove Audio MuSeq sequencer module"

Single knob shepard tone in Vital

Matt Tytel

"Added a spectral warping mode that creates Shepard Tones (the never ending ascending/descending pitch effect) with any wavetable"

You can find details on Vital here.

MSK 013 MIDDLE PATH VCO -North Coast Synthesis Demo

Dziam Bass

"Today I have the newest PATH VCO module from North Coast Synthesis and a small demo with 10 examples.

There are about 10 examples in a patch and some waves This is a really interesting oscillator on which you will bring out various amazing sounds.🔥😀

North Coast's complex VCO is comfortable on a journey to the East or the West, while providing a stable foundation at home in any Eurorack. The module contains two triangle-core VCOs, each with four waveforms and standard V/octave control. As basic VCOs running independently these can be the heart of a traditional subtractive East Coast synthesizer. But the Middle Path's oscillators can also be used together, with or without sync, to drive its unique multi-output Gilbert-style sine shaper. The shaper, which can also take external input, offers wave shaping, distortion, folding, phase modulation including through-zero, and imitation stereo. These effects take the sound into West Coast territory.

The design emphasis is on harmonious combination of simple principles. The exponential converter uses premium analog multipliers and a transistor array to ensure temperature stability without fiddly adjustments or hard-to-control "tempco" resistors; it should provide consistent tracking, and especially between the two oscillators, without needing to warm up. The triangle cores are intrinsically frequency-accurate without needing extra circuitry to compensate for reset time. The sine shaper includes our own novel quadrature modification which can be used to generate a stereo signal or in combination with other modules to create frequency shift effects. The sync circuit joins the oscillator cores in another way with a selection of soft and firm modes.

You can now find this assembled module or DIY KIT directly here on the official North Coast Synthesis website :
https://northcoastsynthesis.com/"

Solar Powered Synths - THEY'RE HOT AF!!! (literally)

Noir Et Blanc Vie

"I'd like to say that both the Zoia and Subharmonicon performed great in 104 degree weather, I was surprised myself. Obviously I'd have the solar panel in the sun and I'd be in the shade if I were acually going to do this, but I needed even lighting.

I'm not an expert on solar, or renewable energy, BUT, what I wanted to do was take a road-trip, enjoy synths I wouldn't normally bring and take you with me for the journey. Most of the time you wouldn't consider synths that use AC/DC adapters as part of your portable outdoor rig, but I thought why not.

~Any incorrect terminology I use was because it was 104 degrees and I was having a heat stroke. Yeah, they'll believe that lol.~

(Within are subjective opinions, those who don't understand subjective opinion may be excused.) lol"