Korg M1 vs Roland D-70 vs Yamaha SY77 vs Kurzweil K1000: Synth Review

video upload by Off The Matrix

"The Korg M1 was the most popular synth of the late 80's, about 250,000 were made. But how does it stack up against other synths of the era? This video will compare patches of the Korg M1, Roland D-70, Yamaha SY77 and Kurzweil K1000 in a song.

0:00 Overview
2:05 M1 introduction
2:46 Kurzweil 1000 Series Introduction
3:07 Roland D-70 Introduction
3:53 Yamaha SY77 Introduction
4:39 Reason to use M1 Drum Kit
5:40 Korg M1 Factory Patch Mix
6:50 Roland D-70 Factory Patch Mix
8:00 Yamaha SY77 Factory Patch Mix
9:10 Kurzweil K1000 Factory Patch Mix
10:20 Closing

Patches for the SY77 can be found at:
https://www.offthematrix.net/product-...

Thanks to Chip for letting me borrow his EX M1R, his channel is:
https://www.youtube.com/@folkrock4u"

240127 - Jamuary2024 - Kawai K4 Multi Mode Demo

video upload by ChrisLody

"Time for a bit of cheeeeese! Is this new age music? Something like that.

This is something I've been meaning to try for a while, the multi-timbral mode on my fairly recent accusation, the Kawai K4.

I really wanted to make a Sonicware free jam because I've been using their a hell of a lot across the channel recently, but the SmplTrek just seemed like the perfect fit for sequencing the K4. It's multi mode can be set up with 8 different channels for instruments plus one for drums and the SmplTrek has 10 slots which can all be loaded with midi tracks for sequencing. The K4 has an effects section which allows different send amounts per instrument in multi mode so all the audio is coming from the K4 here, nothing is being produced or effected by the SmplTrek.

All I'm using on the K4 are presets but even they are nice, it has a very nice tone for a synth that came out in 1989!

I'm using an overlay on the SmplTrek kindly sent to me by https://cremacaffe.shop/"

Jamuary — 01-27-24

video upload by troutoil

"The Organelle is running Moth-7 and I'm adding reverb and some light mastering from the iPad. #jamuary2024 #jamuary"

MeloDICER With New MEX3 MIDI Expander Playing Both Eurorack Voices And Alesis NanoPiano

video upload by John L Rice

"The meloDICER’s analog output goes into a Synth Tech E102 Quad Temporal Shifter for my typical four voice Eurorack patch and the meloDICER is also sending out MIDI via the MEX3 MIDI expander to an Alesis NanoPiano. At the beginning you are hearing only the Eurorack voices and then I turn up the volume of the NanoPiano and by the end I’ve turned off the Eurorack voices and just the sound from the NanoPiano synth remains. #modularsynth #electronicmusic #eurorack"

01 27 24 BugBrand Modular & Scrotum Lab

video upload by batchas

Moog Etherwave Standard Theremin Ash w/ Gigbag

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"Moog Etherwave Standard in Ash. Includes original carrying bag, mic stand mount, power supply and manual! What a Classic!"

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JoMox xBase 09

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1986 Pearl Syncussion-X Electronic Drums Print Ad

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Original Vintage Pearl Syncussion SY-1 Percussion Synthesizer

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meloDICER/MEX3 — Jam Session with Logic Pro

video upload by vermonagear

"We hooked up two MeloDICER/MEX3-collectives to control software instruments in Logic Pro.

The left meloDICER is playing a bass guitar software instrument with a repeating pattern. The right meloDICER hits the keys of an electric piano plugin. It runs freely without repeating patterns while we are changing some settings regarding REST probability for voices 2 and 3, rhythm and melody.

Logic Pro is the drummer.

We hope you enjoy our little jam session. Feel free to leave a comment below if you have any questions or hints and would be happy to receive a thumbs up from you.
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Your VERMONA crew from the
Elektroakustischen Manufaktur, Erlbach"