"Nissin C-16 Cup Noodle Sampler Synth Keytar special edition of Casio SK-1 1980s. Special hand grip, Cup Noodle digital synthesiser logos. 32 small size piano keys ONE KEY SLIGHTLY OUT OF LINE BUT WORKS , 4 - note polyphony with sampling bit depth 8 bit PCM, sample rate 9.38kHz for 1.4 seconds, built in mic, line level input for sampling and internal speaker. Effects: portamento, vibrato, sample looping. Storage memory 5 preset PCM tones, 3 preset additive tones, 1 user additive tone, 1 sample 400-step sequencer.
Condition is "Used". Working.
Size: 58cms(including handle) x 15cms x 4cms"
"Hello! Today's video features the Moog Subharmonicon and Mother 32 with some experimental granular effects. Spectral Dronemaker is taking the input from the Mother 32 and turning into a long stretched out drone sound (granular synthesis). A copy of the waveform is layered with the original, and near the end of the track the Dronemaker layer becomes dominant. Valhalla Shimmer provides the rich and lush reverb creating a beautiful spacial atmosphere.
Pluto – First Walkthrough and Demo video upload by Modern Sounds
"This is the first video walkthrough of Pluto, a 2-voice, 2--sequencer
mini-modular synthesizer. Lots more to cover, but this should give a good
overview of how it works. Skip to 15:45 for no-talking demo.
Pluto – Some Pluto-only synth jams, no talking
"The fam helped put together some quick jams. Audio is a direct recording of
Pluto. No effects added. (Sorry about the blurriness and intermitent shaky cam.
Camera is doing some autofocus weirdness.)
"Pluto is compact and portable, with abilities that belie its small size. Five channels of modulation (named for the five moons of Pluto), two voices, two sequencers, a mini-keyboard, and onboard delay make Pluto its own complete sound environment, but it can happily play with all your other gear.
The design of Pluto draws from a legacy of portable electronic instruments, from the Buchla Music Easel to 80s Casio synthesizers. With a focused, approachable interface, Pluto invites exploration.
Features Compact 2-voice, 2-sequencer patchable
synthesizer Easily create complex, randomized sequences Low-aliasing
digital oscillators, wavetable oscillators Mini touch keyboard Clock
range from 1 bpm to audio rates Audio input for audio processing (line
level) Audio output (headphone, line out) Quantize to preset scales,
MIDI, or even audio input Built-in delay with looping and glitch modes Eurorack-compatible
patch signals (5v) Sync In & Out MIDI In & Out (TRS, USB) 2
channels CV Out (0-5v, default 1v/oct calibrated) Power/charge via USB
(Micro B, cable included) Rechargeable 2500mAh battery
Size and
Weight 7.5 x 3.5 x 1.57 inches, 12oz 190.5 x 87.5 x 40mm, 340g"
"Sequencing parameters on the Prophet X with the Cirklon. The most interesting parameters (ie those involving sample playback) only seem to be available in NRPN, unfortunately. Sequencing has been something I always wanted in this instrument, and having the instrument definition readily available makes it one step closer for me."
"This track was made with a manikin Memotron sequenced by a Doepfer Darktime. Sound fx from Ensoniq Mirage samples. Please take some time to listen to the track in its entirety. 240591.
"Single take recording from Cwejman S1. I was fortunate to pick up one of the last batch (in grey). Had been kicking myself for not getting one when they fist launched for several years. It is beautiful. The recording had been sitting on my desktop for a couple of months. After hearing of Wowa's passing, I am sharing as an homage to the beautiful tone of this instrument and to the man that created it. Recorded through Strymon;s Night Sky, the resonances seem to stretch out into the darkness. Left unadorned for those who may want to take a moment and gaze at the Night Sky. Thank you, for a beautiful instrument."
"Everyone talks about Corona and Covid 19 every day. In most cases the result is a really depressing mood. The fear to get sick, the loneliness while staying home, all the missing friends etc. Really disgusting. We should start to see Covid 19 as a chance. The chance to find time to realize things, you would not get done in normal times. I for example finished my album in 2020, grew vegetables in my garden and spent more time than ever with my hobbies. I did not spent so much time in my pub. So, I drunk less beer. All that are positive aspects. I even started jogging in 2020.
That’s the reason, I call my night sessions from now on Corona sessions. Just to help you guys seeing that pandemic as a chance as well. You have one life! So, spend time with yourself and do something, you always wanted to do but never found the time to do. I prepared a nice little video studio at a rent place and I can go there whenever I want to and can perform music and shoot videos. That is a great pleasure for me.
Here is Corona Session 2. For the first time, I added some little fog to the performance. That gives hopefully an illusion of a real live concert.
When my favorite pub Klimbim in Gießen is opened again, the final Corona session will take place and a new name will be born. Little improvisation with the following machines: 2x Delta CEP A (the percussive sequence and the solo/meldody leadsynth) 1x Accelerator (All the pads) 1x Spectralis (The massive bass sequence) 2x Keystep keyboards. One of them plays the sequence, that runs on Delta CEP A 1.
Live MIXED on 1 Atem MINI PRO Video Mixer Cameras and lenses: Canon EOS-80D with Walimex Cine Lense 35 mm/1,5 Canon EOS 250D with Sigma 10-20 mm/4 Canon EOS 200D with 18-55 kit lense Elgato Streamdeck for camera switching and macro recall.
