PAIA ELECTRONICS SYNTHESIZER CATALOGS

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No. 1072 via this auction

19 Pages 6 x 8.5” 　

1976 w/ the Gnome via this auction

19 Pages 6 x 8.5” 　

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1980’s Moog Opus 3 Paraphonic Synthesizer

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"Someone tried to clean it that left a white haze look on the front."

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YAMAHA DX7

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Listed at $299.00, but with damaged side panel.

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Korg Wavestate Jam - Wide Binary

video upload by Waveformer

"Here's a live improvised jam on the Korg Wavestate where I use a custom patch with four independent layers and play around with the wave sequences and other sound design elements during the jam.

The audio is recorded to SD card on the KP2S and normalized in Audacity. Video is recorded on an iPhone X. Audio and video is synchronized in DaVinci Resolve 17.

Gear used:
- Korg Wavestate
- Korg Mini Kaoss Pad 2S (for recording)"

EaganMatrix Eurorack by Haken Audio

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"The EaganMatrix is a eurorack module with a remarkable built-in synth engine that's also featured in the Haken Slim Continuum and ContinuuMini. It has four CV inputs that control 'note on' (W), pitch (X), expression (Y) and pressure (Z). It has over 500 patches on board which offer amazing sonic renders of strings, plucks, pads, choirs, physical models and a wide array of effects that are just made for feedback. In the Eurorack universe it's a mono experience, but the EaganMatrix serves eight voice polyphony. So notes aren't just cut off, they have their own independent envelopes. There are four 'bespoke' control inputs (I, II, III and IV) which offer tailor-made control over a patch. Their function depends on that patch, e.g. a custom control can affect reverb, feedback, filtering, or all at once through functions. The eight voice polyphonic engine can be 'read' by the EaganMatrix Editor (a Max application) and allows you to create your own patches and save them to the module. It's not a VST, the EaganMatrix can run without a PC or Mac. However, when you patch it up with an MPE midi controller (e.g. the Linnstrument, Sensel Morph or Seaboard RISE) the module turns into a full blown Continuum synth with eight voice polyphony. The module is not exactly a bargain, but it offers you a breathtaking sonic journey that could keep you occupied for decades."

t a r d i g r a i n

video upload by Perplex On

"I had the great honor to work on this for the last couple of weeks to create a promo video for the updated version of Tardigrain @humbletune , a lovely granular synth app for iOS. This project included outdoor projections with floating particles in the dark exploring and unveiling the beauty of nature, just like the grains of granular synthesis allow for exploring and unveiling the beauty of sonic landscapes. Next to the video part i created the music using #tardigrain obviously for all the melodic pads and clicks and #hammerhead for the drums."

Arturia Prophet-5 V Demo & Review

video upload by musictrackjp

DEMO by Katsunori UJIIE.

Oberheim OB-X8 NAMM 2022 basic sound demos

video upload by SynthAddict

"quick isolated sound demos straight from NAMM"

Van Halen 1984 Explained - Oberheim OB-Xa

video upload by Ryan Day

"Giving you my take on how Eddie Van Halen created the 1984 intro on an Oberheim OB-Xa synthesizer, and how his engineer Donn Landee put it all together based on what I've read.

The resonance bass swells consisting lower 4 voices would have been panned to the L output, and the upper string 4 voices panned to the R output. Engineer Donn Landee would have recorded the L/R outputs on to 2 separate tracks allowing him to process each track differently."

Oberheim OB-X8 at NAMM 2022 - Page 2 Functionality

video upload by MusicPlayer Network

"O.G. Oberheim engineer Marcus Ryle (who also invented the ADAT recorder) high-key geeks out with MPN members about features of the new OB-X8 that keyboard players and sound designers will love. This video isn’t about the stuff you may know about from dozens of other videos over this amazing synth — it’s about the stuff you may not know yet."