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DX5 playing Depeche Mode "Black Celebration" cover (Updated)

video by DX5

"Updating a song I had covered with lyrics (not my voice then) years ago. This is a combination of the album and "The Tube" live versions.

Gear used.
Left upper: Emu Emax ('A brief period' is my own voice overprocessed. Toms and 'plink' sound are original, as well as the bass on the upper octaves. Solo sound is a sampled DX7).
Lower: Emu Emax II.
Right: Roland Promars.

Backtrack previously recorded on Pro Tools.
Song composed by Martin L. Gore.
Performed here by Jose Maria Bara."

Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 Rev 3.2 w/ MIDI Signed by Greg Hawkes of 'The Cars'

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"Runs good. Battery was replaced in 2015.

Keyboard contacts cleaned and adjusted within the last 6 months.

Let's Go !!!"

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MFB NANOZWERG SN 11341

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U349 - Pulsar 23, TT303, 0-Coast, OP-1 Jam

video by Chris Gilkes

"Another Techno jam with my favourite gear."

Casio CT410V demo track

video by ikworgek

Demo track of the Casio CT-410V
Analog synthesizer
All sounds from the casio
Some delay
enjoy!

Cables For Clouds - Black Hole Symphony

video by Cables For Clouds

"I did not want to unpatch this but after 3 months trying to fine tune this song recording it multiply times, i realized this try was as close as I will get...in other words, just had to move on.
This took me some time, feel free to share.

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Interplanetary Revolution (Межпланетная революция) - Synthesizer soundtrack for Soviet animated film

video by CatSynth TV

"Original retro-style synthesizer soundtrack on a segment of "Interplanetary Revolution" a surreal Soviet animated short released in 1924. Specifically, we use the segment from about 3:30 to the end of the film.

Original film can be found at https://archive.org/details/silent-in...
Interplanetary Revolution was a short animated film created in the Soviet Union in 1924 by Nikolai Khodataev, Zenon Komissarenko, Youry Merkulov. It mixes cel animation and collage, and it notable for its trippy and surreal style.

Music by Amanda Chaudhary. All sound sources are fed through Wires, a plugin by AudioThing that recreates a 1970s Soviet-era wire recorder. You can see our demo/tutorial of Wires at https://youtu.be/H4iG8QkBnCc

Software synthesizers used:
Arturia CS-80 V
Arturia Buchla Easel V
Arturia Mini V3
Arturia Wurli V
MOK Waverazor
Additional sounds from BOOM Library Mechanicals and Cinematic Metals

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Woody's epic hand-built NORD ELECTRO ORGAN

video by Woody Piano Shack

"DIY Hammond Organ Clonewheel I made in 2006 using an old Nord Electro and some dubious carpentry skills."

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EC Episode 5 addendum

video by Todd Barton

"Exploring external VCAs for Modulation and Complex Oscillators.
Here's a link to Episode 5 in case you missed it: [posted here]

https://www.patreon.com/synthtodd"
Buchla Easel Command Explorations by Todd Barton