Playing The Roland Juno-106 Analog Synthesizer (1984)

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"We used the Roland Juno-106 analog synthesizer in many of OMNIVI3E's tracks, notably 'Let Me Know Tomorrow' by Millie Page. In this video, Andy Whitmore demos the synth and shows you the capabilities of this keyboard."

"Systematic Speculation" | Chilled, Funky & Dubby | Eurorack Patch

video upload by Electronisounds Audio

"I used the Mutable Instruments "Branches" module to get some random happening on my drum triggers. The kick drum and snare drum both *sometimes* trigger a secondary sound in a completely random way for the entire jam. On top of that, almost every part has some level of probability on some steps of each pattern. (I love the Erica Synths big sequencers for this type of stuff!)

Lastly, the Assimil8or (eurorack-uber-sampler) allows stacking of 8 samples into one slot, and triggering them back randomly, where each time the slot receives a trigger signal - it randomly chooses one of the 8 stacked samples to play back. I recorded 8 live-played chords/keys stabs/riffs into one slot and triggered them back utilizing that random playback feature as well.

GOOD TIMES!!

Jam Date: 03/12/2022
Tempo: 120bpm
Key: Fminor"

Moog Grandmother | Analog Bonanza x4

video upload by Mamotreco

"Four layers of unadulterated analog majesty thanks to the Moog Grandmother and its rich synth tones unleashed. Bask in the meaty synthesizer timbres of this unique Moog synth. This eminently playable electronic instrument confidently handles leads, bass, and synth sequences without breaking a sweat.
#moog #analog #synth
Moog Grandmother is a worthy descendant of the Moog modular synths of yore. It's semi-modular design along with sequencer and spring reverb makes a sound synthesis lab par excellence.

However, it's not just all blips and bloops, the Grandmother is begging to be played. Make no mistake this is a complete synthesizer instrument. Monophonic for sure, but a player's delight nonetheless. To be clear, this synth was purchased with our own money but that doesn't stop us from waxing lyrical about its musical capabilities.

Current channel music compilation: https://mamotreco.bandcamp.com
Previous music releases available here: https://synthandsundry.bandcamp.com"

Vintage 1984 Sequential Circuits Model 620 MAX Synthesizer with Power Supply , Manual and Packaging

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SN 02481

Vintage Vintage Sequential Circuits Model 620 MAX Synthesizer with Original Power Supply + Manual

Made in San Jose, CA in 1984

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Analog Video Glitch Processor T-420SE by LoFi Future

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"Available To Order Here: https://www.lofifuture.com/storefac96...

LoFi Future T-420SE - analog video effect processor

The T-420SE Is a variation of the original T-420 circuit, providing a new palette of hyper neon glitch FX in the same compact form factor as our other models.

After much experimentation and fine tuning, the result is a glitch processor that is great at pushing video signals to the extreme without things getting out of hand. It retains bright vivid colour at its most intense moments whereas effects such as this usually result in complete chrominance (colour dropout)

The T-420SE also features a true bypass toggle switch on the rear. When bypassed the video signal makes a straight pass through the input to the output meaning you can leave it in your signal chain and it wont degrade your signal in any way. This feature goes a long way in complex chains and feedback setups!

It's definitely recommended that you use the T-420SE with a CRT, TBC or Video mixer (with a built in TBC) But it will work with a conventional LCD tv or a cheep composite to AV converter. It follows the same rule as the other T-420 models where as it only tends to drop out (lose signal) when the first knob is past 12 o'clock.


100% original analog circuit design, designed from the ground up for its very purpose!

High quality white ABS enclosure
Transparent knobs
FX bypass toggle switch
Composite video In/out
5V DC input ( Standard 2.1 x 5.5mm DC connector) -- PSU is NOT included
NTSC/PAL Compatible
Weight: 90 Grams
Dimensions 113mm x 44mm x 67mm"

DIY Build #4: Neutral Labs Elmyra

video upload by Piotr Garbaczonek

"Built this organismic noise synth, based on the Lyra 8 by Soma Labs, in around 6 hours or so. Had some trouble during the middle, and kept forgetting to move the build to be in the frame, because I was so invested in not making a mistake on the build. It is not meant to be a guide on how to do it, because I'm not at that level yet, but I guess something for me to look at years from now, and see my growth. The background 'music' was made only on this synth, so it does end up working, and it sounds pretty damn good. I will use it in my ambient videos and some sound design projects.
Cheers!

- P.G."

Here are some links of mine:
https://linktr.ee/pgarbaczonek
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The KORG MS10 IS THE BEST SYNTH.. better than the MS20?

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Mutable Instruments Braids w/ Original Manual

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Yamaha CS-50

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E-MU Systems Morpheus Z-Plane Synthesizer + New OLED Display SN 059704110

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"Solid example of the pioneering digital synth with 3D morphing filters and complex envelope generators.

Freshly serviced:
Brand new OLED display installed. Actual color is a lovely aqua/turquoise. Very crisp, yet easy on the eyes.
Brand new encoder (data wheel) installed.
Internal RAM battery freshly replaced.
Factory RAM presets and default settings restored.

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