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Portabella Jam

video upload by verstaerker

"a jam with my PIN Electronics Portabella , some drums from the Nord Drum 3 - all sequenced with an Pioneer Toraiz Squid"

video upload by Igor Leus

"Link! - https://www.natlifesounds.com/product...
We present you the absolute killer Bass package - Future MBass V1!
The sound bank that everyone waited for Spire.
You will get a very accurate and well designed Spire Bass presets in Brazilian, Slap House and Future House styles. The one important thing is that all the sounds what you hear in the demo is clearly goes from Spire without any sound goodizer's and other compressor's or different limiters. In your hands will be a very massive & most modern sounds for instantly using.
For a fatter sound, use the demo video as an example of how you can put these Bass's together to get a gun. In the package you will find 3 different type of Bass sounds for fast layering and producing modern music.
The soundset made by NatLife."

Sounds of Synth - Freedom // Novation Circuit Tracks.

video upload by Sounds of Synth

"Hey jammers

Here is a little jam for the HWJ Challenge. This week - FREEDOM.

Pretty much anything goes.

Alas I found myself with limited freedom this weekend but have managed a quick one box jam - something I don't normally do! But hey...anything goes right!? :)

Thanks to Phoenix Wang for the short animated film. You can find his You Tube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFz0UoaUpUd1owC7jnxnX7g

PEACE ALL"

ASTROGENIC HALLUCINAUTING - late night noiz for late night fiends

video upload by thenoiztemple

"ASTROGENIC HALLUCINAUTING - late night noiz for late night fiends - for more noiz: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/as... website: http://manipulate.net This is a series of live noiz and video noiz performances. A continuation of noiz during the persistence of The Plague and now war. This particular session is using four LepLoops.

#covid19 #coronavirus #isolation #quarantine #spike #omicron #ukraine #war #standwithukraine"

Moog Mavis // Review and Demo

video upload by Starsky Carr

"A review of the Moog Mavis, demoing all the main functions, how to build it and a walkthrough of the Patchbay as well as ghooking it up to Euriorack and the Mother32 DFAM and Subharmonicon"

Roland JX 8P

video upload by Studio Mofunic

"My first video of my Roland JX-8P together with the Roland TR-08.... Both 80s sounds. Couldn't be better, for me at least."

SPECTRAL REVERB | Qu-Bit Electronix - Aurora

video upload by DANIELE

"Aurora is an amazing spectral reverb by Qu-Bit Electronix!

From the manual: WTF Is FFT? The most common way to create a phase vocoder for audio applications is the Fast Fourier Transform(FFT). This algorithm gets its name from the French mathematician Joseph Fourier (1768-1830), who theorized that any complex sound could be recreated using a sum of individual sine waves. The FFT algorithm separates the time and pitch domain aspects of an input signal. Once in this form, we can change the pitch data without affecting time, and vice versa."

VERMONA Digital Rhythm Machine SN 4043

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"Brilliant original retro drum machine with many combinations of patterns. Sound like kits from the Linn, DMX era. Has separate volume for each sound so you get a good balance on drum tracks."

You can find demos of one in previous posts here.

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ULTRA-RARE 1979 MusicAid / Simmons SDS-IV Drum Synthesizer SN 4043

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"This is the incredibly rare MusicAid / Simmons SDS-IV, the 1979 predecessor to the famous Simmons SDS-V. In 1978 Dave Simmons, along with MusicAid, released their first product, the SDS-III, which was a 4-channel drum synth that was inspired by the 1976 Pollard Syndrum and Japan's 1978 answer to the Syndrum, the Ult-Sound DS-4. These were the first dedicated drum synths in history. In early 1979, MusicAid / Simmons released the 2-channel version as the SDS-IV. There are only an estimated 500 of these that were made by Dave Simmons by hand!

It functions fine, but with some slight differences between channel 1 and channel 2, so you might want to go through it to make it consistent between the channels. This unit runs on UK power (230V), so if you're in a different country you will need to use a transformer."

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