"Eight-voice programmable polyphonic analog synthesizer with a full 61-note keyboard. LCD displays use a simple and intuitive format to show all its parameters and values. Two analog oscillators per voice plus a sub oscillator provide the basis of its punchy analog sounds that can be described as similar to a Chroma Polaris or a Roland Juno 106. Very good bass, brass, synth sounds, and effects are possible."
"The #antique Jennings Univox a precursor to the mono #synthesizer after a little #repair
Sounds from this video! aswell as the new Megamix (clip played at end is available over on my Patreon :- https://www.patreon.com/lookmumnocomp..."
"It's been a while since I last recorded something with my Launchpad, hasn't it? Well, here's a new ambient track. Enjoy! ^^ ================================ For those playing along at home: The tempo is at 65 BPM, and the key is C major.
As the LP's note layout is the same for all keys I didn't have a reason to pick a fancy one. So I just went for one that's easy to jam along to. ;-) ================================ For those interested in the setup:
Here's a flowchart: (Expression Pedal) ⇒ DIY MIDI Controller ⇒ Launchpad ⇒ (PC) ⇒ Blofeld ⇒ Specular Tempus (Devices in parenthesis are off-screen)
Firstoff, that little siver box with the amber lights turns the input from an expression pedal into MIDI pitchbend commands. Its output gets routed to the Lanuchpad.
Now, I've got a custom firmware running on the Launchpad Pro. It's called Subsequencely and allows me to use the LP as a standalone MIDI controller.
Thanks to some software magic, the notes I play are triggering two different patches on the Blofeld: The higher notes play those little bells, and the lower ones are expanded into full chords for the pads.
To turn single notes into full chords I'm actually using a homebrew VST plugin, nicknamed "Arclight". You can grab that from my website if you'd like to try that out for yourself. ;-)
Ok, but back to the hardware setup. The Blofeld is running in multi-mode, so it's playing both the melody and the pads. Then the Specular Tempus slaps a whole lot of reverb on it, and the result get's recorded. And that's it!"
Super rare resynthesis synthesizer. See this post for demos from the creator and this post for demos from Perfect Circuit. See the Acxel label for additional posts.
Description for the video above (Googlish below):
"Cette vidéo a été retrouvée dans les archives de Michel Geiss, j'estime qu'elle a été enregistrée vers 1988-89.
La qualité n'est pas extraordinaire car la vidéo était enregistrée sur une cassette VHS au format NTSC et elle commençait à présenter de signes de fatigue, je l'ai numérisée moi-même.
Mais le plus important, c'est la rareté d'un tel document. En plus, c'est suffisamment rare et exceptionnel qu'il soit en langue française - québecoise."
Googlish:
"This video was found in the archives of Michel Geiss, I believe it was recorded around 1988-89.
The quality is not extraordinary as the video was recorded on a VHS tape in NTSC format and it was starting to show signs of fatigue, I digitized it myself.
But the most important is the rarity of such a document. In addition, it is sufficiently rare and exceptional that it is in French - Quebecois language. "
