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Moog Model 2090 Micromoog Keyboard Synthesizer SN 7474

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E-MU Proteus 1000 30th Anniversary

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E-mu | Proteus 1000 | Demo Presets video upload by Simon Le Grec

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This appears to be the first 30th Anniversary model to be featured on the site. You can see the 30th Anniversary on top of the display.

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Novation Circuit Tracks: ‘Vestige’ Demo With Custom Presets/Samples | Circuit Tracks Pack

video upload by SoundGhost

"All the sounds in this track are from my new Circuit Tracks pack, 'Sunsets':
https://soundghost.net/product/circui...

Thought I'd try something a little more upbeat. All sounds from Circuit Tracks, there are no other sound sources or any post-processing. All custom patches and samples. Hope you enjoy it! Please like and subscribe - any support helps me continue the channel."

Compact Creations 022 // Circuit Tracks and Drumbrute Impact Jam

video upload by Ricky Tinez

"Circuit Tracks jam with an Arturia Drum brute to back it up! aka Compact Creations. Wow it's been awhile since i've done a simple small dawless setup. I wanted to feed 2 birds with 1 seed using Circuit Tracks to give me 2 synths. But then i went and ruined it by using the Drumbrute as all my drums haha! This was a fun jam and should I start doing these more often?

00:00 Its been a minute..
01:30 The Dawless Setup
02:07 Drums First
05:37 Synth Programming
08:38 Some Variation
14:20 Peace & Love"

PolyBrute: My first real synth!?

video upload by Jeremy Parker

"Here's my in-depth look at the Arturia POLYBRUTE after a few months of ownership. It's my first analog polysynth ever, and despite a few hiccups, I'm excited to own this instrument and find myself getting lost in sonic possibilities, exploring the land of synthesis!

00:00 Title
00:23 Intro
01:42 Childhood synth obsession
03:08 Choosing the PolyBrute
04:15 PolyBrute arrives!
05:40 Powering on and issues
09:26 Sound demos
16:45 Final thoughts"

Befaco Morphader Demo

video upload by Synth Diy Guy

"I try some patch ideas with this awesome quad VC crossfader by Befaco, featuring a DJ style horizontal fader and a variable lag circuit!"

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

07 24 21 Synton Fenix 3 with Yamaha DD-8

video upload by batchas

"First connection between the two = FUN!"

Update:

07 24 21 Synton Fenix 2 & 3

Synsonic Pop

video upload by synthjunk

"Original Composition. Instruments used are Casio VL-1, Roland SH-101, Arturia Microfreak, Mattel Synsonic Drums. Thank for checking this out."

Casio MT-65 - Full Review

video upload by Keen On Keys

"The Casio MT-65, released in 1983, is a small keyboard with 49 mid-sized keys, 8 note polyphony, 12 styles, 20 tones, vibrato, sustain/reverb and modulation FX. It uses the NEC D930/931 ICs which were used for many Casio keyboards between 1983 and 1986. The D930 accompaniment chip is famous for it's for bass, chord and arpeggio variations, allowing a total number of 768 style variations. The MT-65 was re-released in a different colour as the MT-68 in 1984. There's also a larger version existing, the CT-405.

Support this channel and buy my little MT-65 album on Bandcamp: https://keenonkeys.bandcamp.com

or listen to some tracks on Soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/user-229361059

0:00 Intro
0:11 Overview
2:09 A Look Inside
6:30 Tones
15:23 Manual Bass
16:50 Drum Machine
17:53 Single Finger Mode
21:53 Fingered Mode
25:43 Conclusion
26:26 Multitrack Recording

Circuit bended MT-65 picture by S-CAT:
http://www.spacecataudiotechnologies.com"

Saturday Night Rhythm 03072021 - ArpOdyssey and Korg Volca Sample sequenced by Arturia KeyStep

video upload by J Rochefsky

"I am (was) thinking about selling my ArpOdyssey to make room for other synths - so wanted to capture the deep throaty voices it makes so effortlessly. At the same time, I was learning more about the KeyStep sequencer, and needed a bit of a beat - so I brought in the Korg Volca Sample (which is so nicely showing off my latest Volca Desktop Stand from HomeStudioStuff.com - oh and the KeyStep is also on a HomeStudioStuff.com stand). Learnings:
- The KeyStep needed to be set to the Korg Pulse clock type using Midi Control Center software to properly control the Volca
- The Arp Odyssey has a VCP slider on the bottom row that practically has the same effect as the VCF Frequency slider on the top row (at least in the configuration I used)
- The Volca Sample has some kick ass drum samples, but the combinations in the preset groups are not to my taste - had to make my own kit combination.
- The syncopated back beat you can get with the LFO on the Arp/Odyssey (or practically any synth I assume) is something that truly moves me...
- Logitech's LOGI capture software is pretty good, but might have some lag...
- my Yamaha MG10XU mixer is super easy to use and makes all the instruments work together nicely... took me about 6 months to start using it effectively mostly because I had a terrible desk setup until now (and it's still just mediocre at best).
If you like the stands used for the Arp/Odyssey, Arturia KeyStep and Korg Volca, you can find them here: https://homestudiostuff.com"