Sequential Pro 3 Demos by Jameson Nathan Jones

Jameson Nathan Jones was featured in a reecent Sequential Artist Spotlight video.

Playlist:

1988 // Sequential Pro 3, Fostex R8
Geometry // Sequential Pro 3 [Generative Ambient]
Maps // Sequential Pro 3
Misanthropy - Sequential Pro 3 Paraphonic Sequence
Evolutions VI
Tides - Sequential Pro 3 [ambient]
Paraseq - Sequential Pro 3 [Ambient Sequence]
Waiting - Sequential Pro 3 [Ambient]

Sequential Prophet X: Piano Mutation | Creepy Choirs | Custom Atmospheric Presets

video upload by CALUTRON

"Prophet X Magic: LFOs modulating preDelay, Decimate, sample length, sample center."

Prophet X - Creepy Choirs (custom patches)

video upload by CALUTRON

"Here's a short demonstration of the sonic capabilities of the Sequential Prophet X when it comes to transforming, filtering, modulating and sequencing choir samples."

Prophet X - custom atmospheric presets

video upload by CALUTRON

"Noodling around with my Sequential Prophet X. It's pure synth magic."

Abandoned // Sequential Prophet 6 [Ambient]

video upload by Jameson Nathan Jones

"A little something I put together using a convolution reverb sample I pulled from the exploration of an abandoned fallout shelter by @The Proper People

You can download the full track on my Bandcamp :)
https://jamesonnathanjones.bandcamp.c..."

Distractions // Sequential Prophet 6 Ambient

video upload by Jameson Nathan Jones

"Finally picked up one of my dream synths. I've always loved the sound of the Prophet 6, but have avoided it because it seemed limited in terms of modulation capabilities. While that is true, the thing absolutely oozes character, and sometimes limitations can lead to interesting places.

Running it parallel through my eurorack for some extra movement/crunch here, but the synth itself just sounds so good!"

Peaks // Prophet Rev2 Ambient

video upload by Jameson Nathan Jones

"Created a lovely patch using key-tracking of the filter resonance and a touch of ring mod with the Rev2. May or may not have lost a couple of hours to this one. :)"

Waldorf Iridium Demos by Jameson Nathan Jones

Playlist:

Broken Glass // Waldorf Iridium FM Ambient
Chord // Waldorf Iridium FM Ambient
all things fade // Waldorf Iridium Ambient
Voices // Waldorf Iridium Particle Ambient
Floor Friends // Waldorf Iridium + Prophet Rev2
Clouds // Waldorf Iridium + Fostex R8
Fractured // Waldorf Iridium Aggressive Ambient
Fragmented // Lyra 8, Waldorf Iridium
Resonate // Waldorf Iridium Ambient
Farewells // Waldorf Iridium Ambient

MAKEN0ISE Voltage Controlled Lottery Machine

video upload by MAKEN0ISE

"So many people took part in the Listening Exercises over the past weeks that we figured we should do a giveaway! Let's patch up a lottery machine to pick the lucky winners.

http://www.makenoisemusic.com"

Building the 4MS QCD Expander

video upload by Synth Diy Guy

Synth Diy Guy 4MS posts

"Part 2 of the trilogy! We've built the Quad Pingable LFO, now the QCD Expander. Episode 3 will be a demo of all three together.

https://www.patreon.com/quincas
https://www.quincasmoreira.com/

Stay Noisy!"

Techno Jam with TR-909 and Moog DFAM

video upload by Honeysmack

"Short improvised techno jam with a focus on the Moog DFAM and TR-909. There was a little additional modular stuff thrown in, although I can't remember what I used! Mixed through a Playdifferently Model1 DJ mixer with an Eventide Space for some reverb."

Roland TB-303 Bass Line Synthesizer Module Super Station

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via this auction

"Amazing classic vintage rare tb303 upgraded and moded for super performances. Very unique, works fine and blows your mind away!!"

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E.E.W. Vintage Analog 10-Band Vocoder Synth EEW Eizuka Engineering Workshop JAPAN

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via this auction

Also see the Model 101 vocoder here.

"Up for sale is a super rare 10-band vintage analog vocoder built by E.EW. (Eizuka Engineering Workshop) possibly in the 80s in Japan.

Seems like this has the same functions as the E.E.W. Model 101 vocoder, however, there is no model name printed anywhere and so it could possibly be a proto-model or a custom-made unit.

The unit appears to be working as it should, with all the knobs and switches responding and working fine to the best of my knowledge as being tested by a guitar. There are slight scratch noise on some of the knobs due to the nature of these vintage synths, which could do with some adjustment/servicing if required.

Cosmetically the unit is in nice condition for its age as you can see. There are some wear and light scuffs marks here and there as pictured, but nothing serious. I'm including plenty of pictures of the actual item so you can see exactly how it looks.

Power cable included.

**This unit was made for the Japanese market which runs on 100 volts. You will need a stepdown voltage converter for 120V - 220V regions."

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