Original Moog Minimoog Model D w/ Mods

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Moog MiniMoog Model D Reissue Analog Synthesizer SN 3171

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Bad Gear - Roland Boutique JU-06A

video upload by AudioPilz

"Welcome to Bad Gear, the show about the world's most hated audio tools. Today we are going to talk about the Roland Boutique JU-06A. Did Roland nail the timeless character of the original Juno 60 and Juno 106 this time?

Chapters:
00:00 Intro tune
01:13 Overview Roland Boutique JU-06A
01:33 Internal speaker
01:55 Arpeggiator
02:15 Oscillator comparison (Juno 60 vs. 106)
02:29 Filters, HPF
02:44 Modulators: Envelope, LFO
03:08 Classic sounds
03:18 Voice count
03:33 Pad sound, voice stealing
03:50 Monophonic sequencer
04:15 Chorus, Delay
04:32 Juno 60 sub oscillator warbling bug
04:48 What else??? (chord, portamento, ext clk in, LFO waveforms,...)
05:41 Hate
06:05 Jam 1
07:04 Jam 2
08:08 Finale
08:41 Verdict
09:57 Patreon Vocoder shoutout"

Norand Morphos - Pterodactyland

video upload by Norand

"Here is another generative patch using three Morphos.
The Pterodactyl screams are produced by Morphos and some modules."

Eraldo Bernocchi - Going Slow (Polyend Tracker Scene)

video upload by Polyend

"The Polyend Tracker this time goes slow. Everything is mixed inside the machine and no external processing is applied. The bass sound is created using a sub-wave from my old KORG MS-20."

Moog Mavis Synthesizer Review & Sounds

video upload by Bloom Music

"Donald Jordan's review of Moog's Mavis.

Intro: 00:00
Architecture: 1:47
Oscillator: 3:11
Filter: 5:20
Wave Folder: 7:44
Modulation: 13:02
Patchbay: 16:08
Eurorack Use: 22:16
Patches: 24:03
Conclusion: 27:36

All synth sounds and music in this video were created using the Mavis."

Moog Mavis Synthesizer - Sounds Only


"The sounds only companion video to Donald Jordan's review of the Moog Mavis.

Patches: 00:00 Oscillator: 4:25
Filter: 6:35
Wave Folder: 8:57
Modulation: 12:36
Patchbay: 14:40
Mavis Jam: 18:22"

Making of Exploring a Hydrasynth Patch Evolution with Dominic Au

video upload by ASM Ashun Sound Machines

"Dominic Au breaks down the patch used in 'Exploring a Hydrasynth Patch Evolution'.
Original performance here: [posted here]

Patch download:
https://www.mecldata.com/download/asm...
Cheat-sheet download:
https://www.mecldata.com/download/asm...

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:18 Voice
02:27 Sounds Separation & Design
09:17 Mixing
11:15 Key & Chords
13:31 Mods & Macros
19:01 Perform Techniques
22:25 Outro"

KORG PS 3200 PROGRAMMABLE SYNTHESIZER - Handmade Miniature 1/6 scale

video upload by Ronaldo Lopes Teixeira ROLT

Zerosum Inertia - Cenotaph

video upload by NOISEBUG

https://www.noisebug.net/

"Alesis HR-16 (circuit bent) running through a @zerosum_inertia CENOTAPH.
Medium-Slow triangle LFO going to the CV input of the CENOTAPH. Drums dry on the right channel, CENOTAPH in the left channel.

The Cenotaph is device meant for processing modular level audio signals.

Line level or guitar level signals will work but need to be fed into a signal amplifier to get signal to modular levels before entering Cenotaph.

If low level signals are used the results will sound like a bit crusher and be less stable and predictable which sometimes sounds cool,

but overall it is recommended to stick with modular level signals like VCO waveforms straight out of the VCO.

The audio signal is fed into two 6CB6 pentodes then into a 4046 PLL and 4013 Divider.

Switchcraft 1/4” jacks and NOS military surplus tubes used.

Hand wired and through hole assembly, PCB manufacturing, enclosure drilling and metal work all done in USA.

For most stable results the left knob should be full clockwise/pointing to the right when third/right switch is in UP position. If center switch is in UP position then it doesn’t matter where left knob position is.

It is recommended to start with all 3 knobs in full clockwise position and all switches down.

Left knob controlls PLL level.

Left switch controls PLL behavior mode.

Center knob controls PLL frequency.

Center switch routes PLL INTO divider when up,

PLL and Divider are in parallel when center switch is down.

Right knob controls divider level.

Right switch selects divide down by 4 when down, divide by 2 when up.

Only use 12V DC Center positive + power source providing at least 1500 mA.

Use the power source that comes with Cenotaph."

Moog Format Jam

video upload by NOISEBUG

"Demonstrating the new Frequency Central Berlin School sequencer and the new White Face Arp filter. These two modules are running through bot Moon delays, the 530 Digital Delay & the new 531 BBD Delay.

All drums are coming from our Analog Drum System created by Noisebug."

https://www.noisebug.net/