Wednesday, December 29, 2021
Why a Rare Sequencer From 1973 Still Inspires
video upload by HAINBACH
"When I first got the Oberheim DS-2A Digital Sequencer in my studio, I got stumped - how can make this part of my whole setup? The connections seemed just too limited and the specs laughingly bad for 2021. Was I stuck with a museum piece? But in working with it I realized something that made me appreciate this rare and vintage instrument from 1973."
Exploring Sequential Pro 3 analog synthesizer
video upload by Data Broth
"Sequential have loaned me a Pro 3 to play around with for the past month. This thing is a blast and I'm glad to finally be able to share it with you all live. I plan on making more hardware content in the future"
Note the video is over 2 hours long. You can use the player controls to jump around.
Mysterious Ambient VCV Rack Patch
video upload by Piotr Garbaczonek
"Thanks for watching!
I'm on winter break in Poland at the, so my uploads will be scattered depending on when I have time to work on videos. Happy Holidays to all!
- P.G.
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Here are some links of mine:
https://linktr.ee/pgarbaczonek
Go follow my Patreon here and download this patch there:
https://www.patreon.com/pgarbaczonek?..."
Sequencer Exploration - Ableton with Sequential Pro 3 & Pro 2
video upload by experimentalsynth
"A quick experiment layering Ableton (the bass-y pattern that comes in after a minute or two) with the Sequential Pro 3 and Pro 2 sequencers. The Hydrasynth is playing an instance of Arturia Pigments."
Playing Synthpop Songs Live (Streaming Edited Highlights)
video upload by DX5
"Edited highlights from the unplanned (no preparation at all) live streaming broadcasted on December 27, 2021 with me playing some synthpop songs.
00:00 Trust (edit) - The Cure.
04:45 Just Like Heaven - The Cure.
08:25 Waving.
08:28 Why Can't I Be You - The Cure.
11:39 My Secret Garden + Oberkorn intro (Hammersmith vers) - Depeche Mode.
19:06 Policy Of Truth - Depeche Mode.
25:24 Enjoy The Silence (+ intro while loading backtrack's PT session) - Depeche Mode.
32:33 Home - Depeche Mode.
38:21 Shake the Disease - Depeche Mode.
43:24 It's My Life - Talk Talk.
47:40 Save a Prayer - Duran Duran.
53:13 Fade To Grey - Visage.
57:13 New Life - Depeche Mode.
1:01:33 Photographic (+ sound test intro) - Depeche Mode.
1:06:04 Waving and end.
Synths used (L to R, Top to bottom): Roland Promars MRS-2, Roland JP8000, Kurzweil PC1x, Roland JX-8P, Emu Emax I and II.
All backtracks previously recorded on its entirely by me, track by track, on Pro Tools.
Video encoded with an analogue capture device (plus the usual hi8 camera), hence some colours are a bit distorted.
Performed live here by DX5 Jose Maria Bara."
Seqeuntial - Rev2 16V (16 Voice Polysynth / Analog Signal Path with DCOs)
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E-MU Systems Emax I
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"This E-MU Systems Emax is fully functional, in excellent condition and has been fully serviced.
The Emax is a classic sampler workstation from E-MU. Released in 1986; the Emax has an extensive library collection of samples that can be loaded via the built-in 3.5" hard drive. Or you can sample your own sounds. The Sampler is powerful, and lo-fi. It samples at 12-bit resolution with variable sample-rates up to 42kHz. Sampling and editing is easy, complete and intuitive with auto sample placement, auto-looping, truncating, reversing, velocity cross-fade, etc. The Emax also features individual channel outputs and stereo outputs and extensive MIDI implementation."
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"This E-MU Systems Emax is fully functional, in excellent condition and has been fully serviced.
The Emax is a classic sampler workstation from E-MU. Released in 1986; the Emax has an extensive library collection of samples that can be loaded via the built-in 3.5" hard drive. Or you can sample your own sounds. The Sampler is powerful, and lo-fi. It samples at 12-bit resolution with variable sample-rates up to 42kHz. Sampling and editing is easy, complete and intuitive with auto sample placement, auto-looping, truncating, reversing, velocity cross-fade, etc. The Emax also features individual channel outputs and stereo outputs and extensive MIDI implementation."
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