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Vintage ARP 2600 - Mid 1970s

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"Not a perfect ARP 2600 but a beautifully playable instrument in very good cosmetic condition. This model is a mid '70s 2600P.

Left and Right Speaker sliders are slightly broken, but still function fully.

Some slider caps missing.

We recommend Synth Patchers for some reliable fixes on these items. We don't have the time to do this work at the moment.

The instrument has received a basic service and calibration by a seasoned technician and functions as it should."

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KRISCHER Analog Synth

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"1 oscillator with CV input (control voltage for pitch)

- Guitar pedal power, 9V (not included)"

You can find a demo previously posted here.

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Fifi & Roland Fantom 06

video upload by Isobutane

"Thank you for watching.

(Kym sme si pisali)."

Introducing Hermod +

video upload by Squarp instruments

"Squarp instruments today launched Hermod+. Everything has been redesigned and rethought in this new version of Squarpʼs first modular sequencer Hermod.

Redesigned and rethought from the ground up, Hermod+ is more than just an upgrade to the original Hermod - it is a new and improved creation in its own right. Drawing inspiration from the flagship sequencer Hapax, the device features a wide screen and a grid-based, step-by-step sequencer, as well as dedicated tracks buttons, which allow for a more streamlined and intuitive workflow.

- OLED 58x16mm
- 16 tracks : 8 CV/Gate + 8 MIDI
- Patterns : 16 per tracks
- Recording resolution : 96ppqn
- Track length : 1/16 note to 16 bars
- Automation per patterns : modulation + pitchbend + aftertouch + sustain
- Dedicated tracks buttons
- Double project architecture
- Unlimited projects
- 1 to 280 BPM
- Global transpose track
- Song chain length : 64 sequences
- Piano roll
- Polyphony editing
- Max input rate : 1/96 = 24ppqn
- Max output rate : 1/96 = 24ppqn
- 8 x CV outputs [-5V to +5V]
- 8 x GATE outputs [0V / +5V]
- 4 x CV inputs [-5V to +5V]
- Dedicated Clock output
- Dedicated Reset output for transport
- IN / OUT MIDI TRS + USB host + USB device
- 26HP
- 20mm / skiff friendly
- Weight : 285gr (0.63lbs)

Available now !

https://www.squarp.net/hermodplus/"

See the dealers on the right for availability.

Digital Dreams with the 3rd Wave and friends

video upload by Matt Johnson Jamiroquai

"A few ambient jams on this dream machine!"

Frap Tools USTA Tutorials

video uploads by Frap Tools

Playlist:
USTA Tutorial Part 1: Overview and Basic Editing
USTA Tutorial Part 2: Expanding a Sequence Through Pattern Loop, Tracks, Performance Mode, Cloning
USTA Tutorial pt. 3: Stage Colors and Variation (or: Slide, Ratcheting and Pseudo-Randomization)
USTA Tutorial pt. 4: Scales, Temperaments, Microtones and Dynamic Quantization
USTA Tutorial pt. 5: Menus
USTA Tutorial pt. 6: Song Mode

CORAL Minisystem - CV only patch

video upload by OXI Instruments

"The possibilities of this module are still untapped, bringing polyphony to another level 🤯

The new CV polyphonic control unlocks plenty of patching options.

Coral is directly recorded into the sound card + compression."

Teenage Engineering OP-1 Field | Minidisc & Vocoder test (NO TALKING) ’Mini Melody Safari’

video upload by Freedom of Movement

"Another ⁠⁠@teenageengineering OP-1 Field video |

This time testing the Minidisc - or Disc Mini if we’re avoiding trademark infringements - and doing some live Vocoder chords.

Recorded in one single take with audio out from the OP-1 USB-C directly into the iPhone 13 Pro Max

The vocoder is being triggered by me going ’boodly bop’ into the room & through the onboard OP-1 mic as I didn’t have a headset mic handy

I used to have a minidisc at the turn of the Millenium which was a time when I listened a lot to ⁠⁠@RoyksoppMusic’s Melody AM & ⁠⁠@AIRfrenchbandofficial’s Moon Safari so I thought it would be fitting to make a tune in that vein. Let’s call it ’Mini Melody Safari’"