"Very Good condition. Only some light scuffs to wood sides. Recently professionally serviced, including fully replacing all electrolytic capacitors with audio-grade Nichons, some repairs to the voice circuit on the mother PCB, general cleaning of board & jacks, and a full tuning/factory calibration. Works excellently, sounds incredible. Roland's first polyphonic analog synthesizer, featuring a very early digital memory system, allowing this vintage synth to save presets!"
"Has been checked in 2020: new keyboard bushings, new power supply condensers, vco calibration. I also added the midi kit in 2020, it has a built in midi arpeggio but I never used it."
"For the Prophet 5 and 10 and other synths that don't have an Arpeggiator, the LFE now has one. It runs off either its own internal clock or from a midi clock. It has the usual Up, Down, Up-down, random and played-order modes. It also has a Down-up mode, 4 octave repeats and the gate length can go up to 200% of the note length so that adjacent notes overlap.
The synth you hear is an OB-6.
Now taking orders for LFE Batch 7 for delivery in June/July 2021.
Yorick Tech Ltd can be reached at yoricktechltd@gmail.com"
9:32 on reminded me of Depeche Mode's See You. Different sequence of course, just similar vibe.
"This is still a cool piece of hardware, despite of its limited power. I wish they make a more powerful version some day.
When I first used V-Machine 10 years ago - I tried to run BlueARP inside it and it worked after a few tweaks to the code. I didn't post it back then, so now I decided to revive that experiment.
To do this in 2021, I had to bring back Windows XP compatibility for 32-bit version of BlueARP (it was quite a challenge) but finally it works!
I don't think it has lots of practical usage in 2021, but still V-MACHINE is a cool artifact of its time and running BlueARP + Synth1 inside it makes it even cooler.
00:00 Introduction
02:02 VFX Control Software
06:00 V-Machine turning on and overview
07:40 V-Machine running BlueARP + Synth 1
08:47 V-Machine running BlueARP + Phutura"
"Roland Juno-106 - A true classic synthesizer. Deceivingly simple, but it can do so much and I'm always surprised by its core quality and diversity despite being so simple.
I've made 64 new preset patches, retro 80s inspired that will elevate your own productions.
In the demo video I use the excellent J106 librarian software. You can find that here: https://www.jarvik7.net/juno-106/"
I'm not in any way affiliated with this company, and the software itself is free."
"Tim Gorman is a music producer, arranger, composer, keyboardist, and vocalist with thirty years of experience working in the music and film industry. His composition and production background, and mastery of piano, organ, synthesizer and the latest software sets him apart from his peers. A true musician's musician, Tim's natural musical talent and varied skill set have enabled him to rise to high levels in many different genres of music.
Tim has recorded and performed with a diverse list of legendary artists, including The Who, The Rolling Stones, Jefferson Airplane/Starship, Duane Eddy, John Hiatt, Celtic master fiddler Alasdair Fraser, Hellecasters, Levon Helm, Johnny Cash, Emmy Lou Harris, Charlie Daniels, jazz saxophonist Steve Douglas, Paul Kennerly, Journey, The Smithereens, Hawaiian slack key guitar virtuoso Kapono Beamer, Greg Kihn, Paul Kantner and The KBC Band. The list continues to grow.
This video spotlight features Tim with the Prophet XL synthesizer.
"I've been semi-working on a small EP for a couple of months (technically since June 2019 but then I forgot it existed until recently, so...) and this track will probably end up being the opener - it slowly builds up with hefty background pads from the Rev2/Pro3 and a lovely resonant lead from the Sub37, all recorded in one take.
The Rev2/Pro3 are running through Valhalla Shimmer and the Sub37 is going through the Ventris Dual Reverb, using the 'Offspring' algorithm.
EP will be out at some point in the near-ish future, I hope!!"
Other gear in the video: ► Moog Sirin ► 2ManySynths Case ► Intellijel Atlantis ► Modbap Per4mer ► Happy Nerding 3MIA and FX AID XL ► Endorphines Queen of Pentacles ► Befaco Lich ► Noise Engineering Desmodus Versio ► ALM HPO ► 1010Music Bluebox ► Synthesia is the visualizer
00:00 Intro
00:14 Title Track
00:36 Komorebi Epilogue and closer look
03:12 Ace Tone FR-8L and Komorebi
05:59 Korg MS20mini + FR-8L and Komorebi
13:37 Schmidt and 2 x Komorebi (Stereo)
21:07 Conclusion
23:50 Outro track
Used Equipment: Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max, Apple iPad Air2, Sony HDR-CX625, Universal Audio Apollo Twin Solo, Steinberg Cubase 10.5 and Apple iMovie"
🎛 Live performance di Enrico Cosimi con la famiglia Moog semi-modulare e i pedali Universal Audio UAFX, il tutto collegato con l'efficientissimo mixer Solid State Logic SiX. Enrico Cosimi è tra i massimi esperti internazionali di sintesi sonora.
🎛 Enrico Cosimi Live performance, featuring Moog semi-modular synthesizers and Universal Audio UAFX effect pedals. Everything is routed through a Solid State Logic SiX mixer. Enrico Cosimi is one of the main international synth experts.
