"Vintage Analog synth. All re-furbished, cleaned, adjusted and tested. All works.
Sound amazing and it looks awesome. Chassis has marks of wear and tear . Filter is IR3109 chips. No Mods all as it was."
"Has Social Entropy’s Quicksilver MIDI mod installed which adds several functions, I’m more of a Din Sync user so I really don’t need the MIDI one.
Cosmetic condition is good overall for its age and normal use but has two cosmetic details worth mentioning, both details can be seen in the last two pictures, first it has a small chipped corner, it was like that when I got it, second one is that some of the silver paint is starting to fade around the filter and envelope control knobs, pretty normal for a used TB as in those knobs is where the 303 magic happens .
Quicksilver user manual can be found online at social entropy website.
Includes the original Roland carrying bag, the IN and OUT MIDI cable adapters and a brand new power supply which I will take out of the package for shipping ."
"Tested recently. One of the oscillators is off-line. This item is a bit of a project. There is a schematic inside the cover. All original. Much of this unit is functional."
"Showing the Marsh UDS features. The sound rage of this machine is really wide. You can tune the kick similar to classic Roland Units ( 808 / 909 / 626).
No processing/effects, just natural Marsh sounds.
Triggered via Arturia Keystep Pro with drum gates outputs.
"Distant fuzzy heartbeats morph to a fully fledged emergent liftoff with Majella Audio's IMPLEXUS. No outboard effects between IMPLEXUS and your ears."
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Suonobuono LAZER: laser-based standalone music controller
Suonobuono LAZER: standalone gesture controller steering a modular synthesizer
Suonobuono LAZER: standalone gesture controller steering a drum machine and an analog filter
Suonobuono LAZER: laser-based music controller with Sequential OB-6
Thanks to its rich set of outputs, it can control external MIDI instruments and effects, analog synthesizers and virtual instruments in a DAW such as Ableton Live, Cubase or Logic. It also has an on-board lo-fi oscillator that can drive headphones (for live tracking) or be used as an audio source.
LAZER is completely standalone and does not require a computer. It is ideal for live jams!
The sensor measures the distance from the hand and transforms it into MIDI, analog and audio signals, according to user settings. Its 1mm (circa) resolution and the configurable range up to 50cm allow for precise control of sensitive parameters such as pitch and filter frequency.
LAZER does not require wearing any wearables and can be used in most light conditions with bare hands. It should however be avoided to point strong light sources directly to the sensor. Multiple LAZERs can be used simultaneously without interfering with each other.
Most importantly, it is a LOT of fun to use it, and it’s pretty cool too!
