"This is one of the rarest if not THE rarest System 100m production run module Roland made. This is serial #00002. I have no idea how this works, and based on online discussion, it is a bit of a mystery. Yes, the price is $5000USD, but the price of the 165, 172, 173,174, 182 have all gone sky high in the last few years. I figure this is worth more, just based on rarity alone. This is a collectors item, not something that I figure is actually usable in today's world. My exact module was featured in '50 years of Roland History' book."
"Experience the unique sound of the Maestro TH-1 Theremin Synthesizer. This vintage instrument is perfect for musicians looking to experiment with unconventional sounds. The TH-1 model features synth keys that allow for even more creative control in your music.
This Maestro synthesizer is a must-have for any serious musician's collection. The instrument has been previously owned, but has been well-maintained and is in great working condition. Its unique sound and vintage appearance will add a touch of character to any musical performance."
"Tom Scott - Soprano Saxophone - Smooth Jazz - Jazz-Fusion
This Jazz-fusion song was composed, recorded and performed by Tom Scott in 1982. Tom Scott was and still is one of the greatest saxophone players of our generation.
***Performed by John Stefan on the Yamaha WX5 Wind Synthesizer using the soprano sax, muted trumpet instruments from the Yamaha VL70-m Tone Generator plus near the end, I over-dubbed the trumpet & trombone instruments."
"‘You can never have enough VCAs’, is a classic slogan. But why? In this video I demonstrate 6 tools you can patch up yourself using just a couple of VCAs and some basic tools. Those are the panner, crossfader, voltage controlled polarizer or ring modulator, simple logic, and voltage controlled mixer.
"Today we'll introduce the topic of gain staging because yes. We'll explore the concepts of gain versus volume, headroom, and saturation. We'll also do some examples, like how to interface a modular synth with guitar pedals and how to interface a guitar with a modular synthesizer. At the end, a bonus tip on saturation.
https://frap.tools/cgm/
00:00 Introduction: unity gain, saturation, gain, volume
03:11 Example 1: modular synthesizer through guitar pedals
05:36 Example 2: guitar through modular synthesizer
06:57 What is headroom? A demonstration with the Frap Tools CGM Eurorack mixer
13:13 Headroom and saturation when mixing multiple sources
15:53 "Wrong" mixing: feedback and no-input mixing board (bonus tips)"
"SOLAR 42 is a unique experimental electro-music instrument, an analogue microtonal ambient drone machine. It will inspire you to find a new and spontaneous approach to composing music. No midi, no presets. The instrument is oriented for live performances, creating film soundtracks, theatre soundtracks, atmospheric sounds, microtonal and background music. It is an improved version of the older SOLAR 50 model. The instrument was inspired by early electronic musical instruments of the 1920s and 1950s, notably Leo Theremin's «Harmonium» instrument, as well as science fiction film soundtracks. The SOLAR 42 does not look like a classic synthesiser, which may confuse the user as it looks very complicated. In fact, it is easy to use. It has 8 voices as separate blocks, a mixer with pan and double effector, and various CV blocks.
FEATURES Two volt octave morphing VCO voices Multifunctional touch sensitive keypad controller. Six drone voices with separate push-button keypad Two white noise generators, Two S&H generators Five LFO generators, 5 step sequencer, CV Joystick Preamp for contact mic + envelope follower Stereo mixer with panoramic left and right channels Dual POLIVOKS filter Dual cartridge effector combiner with CV control. Now you can load a different effect on each channel. Stereo audio output. Dry audio outputs volt octave voices. External audio input.
POWER SUPPLY DC 12V 1A…2A WEIGHT 5,4 KG (11,9 lb) SIZE length 49,5 cm x depth 32 cm x height 2,9 cm (5,6 cm height including potentiometer knobs) SOLAR SET - SOLAR 42, infinity cartridge, DC 12V2A power supply, user manual, 5 minijack patches, sticker pack.
The music is recorded in one take and one track. Without any processing and external effects.
Pre-order at sales@eltamusic.com https://www.eltamusic.com"
