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Syntecno TeeBee markIII Demo

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Roland SVC-350 Vocoder Plus

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Fender Arp Chroma Polaris

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Oberheim OB-12

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Specs:

Keyboard -- 49 Keys (Velocity and aftertouch)
* Polyphony -- 12 voices
* Polyphony allocation -- Dynamic allocation + User Voice reserve
* Multitimbre -- 4 parts
* Firmware Upgrade -- via MIDI bulk dump

Sound Generationd Generation
* Oscillators -- 2 w/ noise & ring modulator
* Waveforms on each oscillator -- Sawthoot, Triangle & Square w/ WaveMix
* Oscillator 1 Waveform parameters -- Saw Spread, Tr. Wrap, Pulse width
* Oscillator 2 Waveform parameter -- Pulse width
* LFO's -- Sawtooth, Triangle,Square, S&H noise
* Filters -- 2 - 24 db / octave
* Filters configurations -- Serial, Parallel, Split (user source)
* ADSR's -- With delay time and double decay
* Effects -- Overdrive, Chorus, Delay, Reverb
* Effects Router -- Allows advanced effects configurations
* Equalizer -- 5 Bands graphic / Middle Parametric
* User Program locations -- 256
* User Timbre locations -- 256

Arpeggio & Phrase Recorder
* Arpeggio mode -- Up, Down, Up & Down, Random
* Arpeggio extension -- up to 4 octaves
* Arpeggio management -- Advanced editing for use in multitmbral enviroments
* Tempo controls -- Independent for Arpeggio and Phrase
* Phrase Recorder memory -- 32.000 events- 4 user sets
* Phrase Recorder resolution -- 96 t.p.q.n..
* Event Editor -- Available
* Phrase Recorder management -- Advanced editing for use in multitmbral enviroments

Automation
* Motion Recorder locations -- 2
* Motion Recorder Rec. Time -- 2 min @ 120 b.p.m.
* Motion Recorder Resolution -- 96 t.p.q.n.
* Event Editor -- Available
* Morphing -- Manual or Auto (set in secs or meas@bpm)
* Auto-Morphing time -- Up to 100 seconds
* Sync. -- MIDI Clk. to Morph - MIDI Clk. to Motion

Control Panel
* Timbre controls -- 24 sliders, 22 knobs, 33 buttons "True Analog" feel for real-time editing.

Effects controls -- 5 buttons & 4 knobs (lvl/parameter)
* Arpeggio & Phrase recorder controls -- Independent tempo controls, 5 dedicated buttons
* Automation controls -- 6 buttons
* Control center -- 36 buttons, Encoder, Large graphic LCD
* Others -- Pitch and Modulation wheel, Ribbon pad

Connections
* Analog Outputs -- Main (L/mono-R) - Aux (1-2)
* User bus selection - Stereo Headphones
* Digital Outputs -- Standard S-PDIF
* MIDI -- In-Out-Thru.
* Pedals -- 2 switch, 2 expression
* Power Supply -- From 93 to 240 VAC

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Nord Modular Keyboard w/ Wood Side Panels

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"It comes with lovely wood sides that can be removed without a problem."

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Waldorf M with Polyphonic Aftertouch

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"You hear the Waldorf M, played by the MIDI keyboard of the ASM Explorer. Just an example with what you can do with polyphonic aftertouch. In this case the time segment of a looping envelope is modulated by it.
The looping envelope modulates the filter. Velocity is modulating the filter as well. And release velocity is modulating the pitch."

saturdaynight expressions #synth #modular #moog #experimental #explore #sonic #sound #eurorack

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#Jamuary2022 | Day 09 | The Mission

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"Sunday is a day of rest, church, meditation, reflection - or just doing nothing. So I started with an idea of using Gregorian chants, load it into the Morphagene and try something generative. When I added the DPO's sinewave, a beautiful sinewave flute came out and when I programmed Rene to do some notes matching the chant it started to go Far East on me. It's a super exotic combo that doesn't make any sense.
But according to Wikipedia, the first missionaries arrived in China during the Tang Dynasty (7th Century AD) and Gregorian chant also emerged from Roman rites in Latin. So this crazy patch makes sense after all."