"The instrument is fully functional, all 3 sections (synth - organ and string) are working correctly. Super Super Italian sound! (especially the synth and string sections!)
The synh has only 2 age-related defects: - the wooden side panels are slightly damaged, mostly in the lower part. - the upper part of the slider that controls the "release" is broken. The slider can still be moved easily by free hand."
"It is working very well but as you can see, the keybed has been removed. On the inside there are signs of rust on the interior of the case. I put a white platform in there to sort of fill the void to allow you to put stuff on there in it's place (like a Keystep, 303, 4ms Pod, etc etc). I will include this white platform with the synth.
The synth sounds absolutely phenomenal and all the knobs/slides are functioning fine. Keep in mind, like a lot of old Rolands, you need at least 10v on the gate input to trigger the envelope."
"What's On My Sampler?" NEW Series on Rik Marston Official! Showing off my personal sample collection I have obtained thru the years. I have loaded these samples on countless samplers. There will be many samples you will recognize from Horror's BEST! I love SAMPLING as much as I love Analog & Digital synthesizers! It is an ART for sure & a BLAST to use them in music! Yamaha Motif XF6 is our master sampler today :) "Beetlejuice" @ 00:41 "Evil Dead" @ 01:17 "Exorcist" @ 01:30 "Friday The 13th" @01:51 "Halloween" @ 02:02 "Hellraiser" @ 02:43 "Lost Boys" @ 02:59 "Night Of The Living Dead" @ 03:11 "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" @ 04:06
Meteorite friends featured at the very end: Two North West Africa 869 Chondrite Meteorites!"
"Koshiba is a 16-step gate sequencer plug-in effect that can transform a sustained sound into a rhythmic phrase. Each step of the gate is synchronized to the beat of the DAW, and has different volume, PAN, filter, LFO, and envelope parameters. The steps can be tied together to create longer gates, and Koshiba includes a filtered delay that allows you to set a different amount of FX sends for each step."
https://apps.apple.com/app/id1536426746
"Part 1 of 2 on pad creation. This will encompass several things already mentioned in prior tutorials, except it will apply directly to pad creation. This is a great starting point if you're new to Hydrasynth. Those of you who are already familiar with Hydra might like a few of the small tips as well, because just a few changes to anyone's established "norm" can make a big difference. In other words, work outside of your comfort zone and you'll be surprised by how much you benefit from the roadblocks and challenges you'll inevitably encounter along the way.
Part 2 will be a MUCH longer video and will go much deeper covering a wider array of styles. It will be exclusive to patreon members so if you're interested, don't miss out. Link up top.
The last 5 minutes of the video, I give you an update on what's been going on with MajorOSC, the studio, synths, etc. Spoiler alert. The Super 6 is no longer here. You'll be surprised to see what took it's place."
