Just a few sounds from the Oberheim Xpander

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"Ill be posting a few vids with examples of the Xpander."

Emu Drumulator 7000

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Moog Memorymoog Model 345A Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer

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Moog Moogerfooger MF101 MF102 MF103 Ring Modulator Lowpass Filter Phaser 19" Rack

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Vintage Simmons Digital Clap Trap Handclap Synthesizer

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"Classic 1980’s Simmons Clap Trap"

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Vintage Oberheim Vintage SEM CPS-1 Synthesizer Expander SN 0287

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"Vintage Oberheim SEM CPS-1 in fair cosmetic condition, it shows its age but sounds fantastic and functions great! The filter selection ( from BP to Hi pass ) pot is scratchy when wiggling but just fine when fixed ( not the cutoff which is smooth like butter ). Rock Solid Tuning and BIG sound. 220v with adapter and manual As shown in picture."

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Roland Jupiter 6

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Oberheim OB-Xa SN 814514

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Xtensions | Shared System 'X' tutorials episode 05 | New Arrivals

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"In my Shared System X series, I am exploring custom layouts for the MakeNoise multiverse. Since most modules offer basic features (modulation, basic waveforms, ringmod) they can also be useful for learning modular techniques. I already made a 'first patch' video for the new Channel Saver and PrssPnt modules, but they can have a different purpose in every new patch, so I wanted to use the 'new arrivals' with various modules like Morphagene and Mimeophon. They are extensions to the collection you already have, and this collection will immediately extend its capabilities with millions of new options. But I'll also revisit the DXG because it has a kind of 'weird' signal path I did not fully understand.

Here are the topics for today's tutorial:

00:00 Introduction
00:10 Dynamic gates
01:52 Complex LFO's
04:06 Mimeophon meets PrsSPNT
07:38 DXG insert/return
09:03 Waveforging (making twisted waveforms)"

XAOC Koszalin | Using the Frequency Shiftor on vocals

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"Sorry for the distracting dialog, which kind of illustrates that I don't like to speak on my videos.
But this time, I had to use a voice to demo frequency shifting on vocals. I couldn't avoid it.
I could have used a professional voice-over artists, but that would make my free videos unsustainable. Regardless, Koszalin is an awesome module that can completely transform any sound you throw at it."