Solton SM 100 & Shik N32b Midi Controller

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"- Incredible Rare synth with SSM filter, amazing condition
- comes with shik midi controller, to map all functions

Note: only one Sm100 is for Sale:)"

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Dave Smith Instruments Evolver Analog/Digital/Synth SN 00234

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Elektron Analog Four MK 1

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Akai AX60 w/ Wood Side Panels

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"This Synth is something special — Akai’s answer to the success of the Roland JUNO in the 1980s, this synth has everything the JUNO had and more!

Recently bought from a friend that buys and refurbished vintage gear. Controls were cleaned inside and out, and he added custom wooden sides! This thing has been tested and sounds truly incredible. Don’t miss out on this one — I believe only 1,000 were ever made!"

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1976 "IMOOGINATION" BOB MOOG SYNTHESIZER STORY

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"This 1976, original copy of IMOOGINATION newspaper/magazine tells the story of Bob Moog and the invention of his synthesizer. There are photos of Dr. Moog including one with Hugh Downs during a broadcast; a glossary of Moog terms; two photos of Tom Coster of Santana and other pictures such as one of The Captain and Tennile. There is a small stamp on the front from Quigley Music of Kansas City, Missouri but that only adds to the history of this newspaper."

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TiNRS Wobbler 2 Complex LFO, Apollo View Allscillator and Prototype FX

video upload by Making Sound Machines

"Finally carving out some time to play with a couple of brand new eurorack synth modules that have arrived at our doorstep!

Our friends at This is Not Rocket Science have finished their Wobbler 2, successor to their original Wobbler complex LFO, and it's a module that keeps on giving. It lets you seamlessly morph between a number of inventive waveforms, like self-phasing, twang and pendulum, and shape, attenuate and invert the result on two outputs.

And equally exciting is Apollo View Modular’s awesome Allscillator, a great sounding analog oscillator that offers a number of cool waveshapes like Shark fin and PWM Saw, and modulation options like soft sync. Best of all it's available as a DIY kit from Thonk which means with some soldering skills you can build your own!

We took the opportunity to test both modules with prototype circuits of some of our upcoming modules, a line of analogue shaping, saturation and distortion FX modules that will be available prebuilt and as DIY kits - more on that soon!

In this patch, we use our Stolperbeats drum sequencer to sync TiNRS Wobbler 2 to a septuplet shuffle. It is delivering triggers to a prototype of our drum voice on kick and snare, as well as Befaco's Burst for a sneaky delayed upbeat into a zap, all with some crunchy proto FX for good measure.

Allscillator provides the waveforms patched through This is Not Rocket Science's Switch utility. From there the audio is routed into our prototype FX, modulated by Wobbler 2's self-phasing LFO and phase shifted to produce the stereo effect. Finally, we use TiNRS' Ardabil to scale and offset CV for some extra frequency control.

#TiNRS #Wobbler #eurorack

This is Not Rocket Science - @thisisnotrocketscience3942"

The Sound of Real Life - Send Me An Angel - Roland Juno-60 Synthesizer

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"(c)2007-23 by RetroSound
supported by UVI: http://bit.ly/retrosound-uvi

❤️ Support #RetroSound​ channel: https://retrosound.creator-spring.com

One of my favorite 80s songs ever
Real Life - Send Me An Angel (1983)
written by David Sterry and Richard Zatorski

I used the Roland Juno-60 Analog Synthesizer (like the original song) for all synth parts and the LinnDrum for drums.

The Roland Juno-60 is one of my favorite synthesizers ever. I use the Juno-60 since the mid 90s. Long before all the hype.
A few words come in my mind when I thinking of the synth: Very inspirative. Wonderful sound character. Easy to use. Very reliable.

Here can you find the full Juno-60 playlist with a lot single sound demos and one synth demo tracks. Enjoy. The Juno-60 playlist:"

Digitakt x Loopcloud. Connected. // OS 1.50 Upgrade

video upload by Elektron

"This OS 1.50 Upgrade allows for an integration with Loopcloud's vast sample library. Browse, edit, tweak, and combine samples and when you are done, send it in the right BPM directly to your Digitakt. A quick and easy way to feed your Digitakt with a whole smorgasbord of new and tasty sounds. Dive into this ocean of sounds: https://bit.ly/3xZHu1l"

Digitakt x Loopcloud overview

Bass sequence with Sequential OB-6 (no talking)

video upload by Mr. Card

"I used the great Soundtower Sequential OB-6 editor when recording the material - https://bit.ly/ob-6editor

No EQ. No compression. Only internal effects. Pure sound.

Enjoy! :)"

Vivaldi Four Seasons, AUTUMN, On Analog Synthesizer - Look Mum No Computer

video upload by LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER

"Another #Classical Song done on my DIY #Analog #Synthesizer.
Vivaldi summer made with synthesizer based and built on an arrangement by g.pollen a prolific arranger from the original scores.
you can download wav/mp3 track here on Patreon amongst many others :-
https://www.patreon.com/posts/79411811"