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Monday, July 27, 2020

Roland Juno 106 Programmable Polyphonic Synthesizer SN 472721

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"The successor to the Roland Juno-60 ("one of the most important synthesizers in popular music"), the Roland Juno-106 is a six-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer released in Japan in 1984, during the "Golden Era" of Japanese audio equipment. This synthesizer features classic, sought-after sounds that not only defined a generation of synthesizer-based music in the 1980s, but also continue to leave their mark in the modern era. The Juno-106 has been used by Daft Punk, Vangelis, Tame Impala, Justice, and more. The Juno-106 is full of enticing features, such as arpeggiation, stereo chorus, LFO modulation, MIDI connectivity, twice the patch memory of the Juno-60, and more. If you're looking for that authentic vintage analog polyphonic synth sound, then you definitely need to check out the Juno-106!

This particular unit is in very good condition and shows only light signs of age, including some minor scratches and dust stain (please see photos). This Juno-106 has been tested by our professional technician and is working perfectly. All keys, buttons, and lights are working perfectly, and the display is fully intact and easy to read."

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Korg 770 w/ rare midi kit package

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Roland Jupiter-6

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"Here it is. The legendary Jupiter 6. Easily the most versatile and IMO aggressive of the Jupiter series of synthesizers. It has a very aggressive "bite" to its tone and the Multimode filter adds even more control over how well this synth cuts through the mix. Capable of lush moving pads and stabs and insanely large bass. Compound waveforms on each oscillator also set it apart from any of the other Jupiters that Roland produced. The cross mod is capable of some seriously clangerous and metallic tones as well as a whole whack of weirdness. Bleeps, Bloops, killer bass, delicious, lush pads and swells as well as an infinite amount of everything in between is available from this beauty. Much of the magic in this synth can be found in the increments between the notches on its potentiometers..."

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Doepfer Schaltwerk Sequencer SN 970507 in SKB Case

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"The Doepfer Schaltwerk is a professional tool for generating pattern-based musical structures. It is an input and controlling instrument for rhythmic trigger patterns, arpeggios, analog sequences, chord triggers and other rhythmic structures whereby all functions are available simultaneously. The real time access to all 8 tracks predestinates SCHALTWERK for improvisation and live events.

- 8 tracks of 16 steps.

- MIDI - Note on/off + 2 CC per step

- CV - 1 Gate + 2 CV per step"

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All Before (Modular Vocal Downtempo Performance) + Video Patch Notes

Red Means Recording

"Hello here's a song on a eurorack system. Patch notes at end of video."

Using a Soviet wire recorder as a ghostly space echo

HAINBACH

"In which I explore the wonderful lofi tone of the Soviet made MN61 wire recorder for music. Includes probable Cold War spy communication, a guide on splicing magnetic wire for recording and lots of musical and sound design examples.

Get radio communications from the cold war and support what I do: http://patreon.com/hainbach"