Micromoog Analog Keyboard Synthesizer

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Yamaha RX-5 Digital Rhythm Programmer Drum Machine

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Roland Drumatix TR-606 Analog Drum Machine

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Waldorf Microwave Rackmount Wavetable Synthesizer SN 890 189 w/ Access Programmer SN B19500390

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SYNTON Fenix II

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Moog Source SN 3698 w/ Red Velvet Lined Case

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"You won't find a nicer Moog Source than this one.

Most of these are usually covered in scratches on the metal panel and/or have started to lose their shine....this one has not!

As you can see this Moog will come with a lovely red velvet case and plenty of the original documents . The owner's manual was damaged years ago and some of the pages are stuck together, but I wanted to pass it on the next owner regardless."

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Moog Minimoog Model D 1974 SN 5322

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Note the video above is from six years ago. Interesting note on the different versions/dates based on the mod wheels.

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"Completely services by Synthpro who is one of the best Moog guy around I think.

He refurbished it for previous owner and I bought this beauty straight from him.

Old oscillator and holds the tune perfectly.You can see the details on Youtube video which is about this particular Mini moog of mine.

Out of some original case foam signs, synth is like new and sounds un comparable."

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Roland V-Synth | The forgotten V1 Library | Sound Demo #1 "Look@MeElli"

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"Short Demo of some Sounds from the original V1 Sound Library that came with the Machine in 2003 - almost forgotten after the lauch of the V2 Library."

Synth Stuff Ep. 86 - Korg/ARP 2600 FS

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"I had a feeling Korg/Arp/Karp would bring back the 2600 at some point when they first did the Odyssey reissue. It's a classic synth, and it looks beautiful in a studio. The reverb is lovely - you don't see a lot of stereo springs out there. The layout of ARP synthesizers sort of makes you think a little differently too, which can be inspiring. I had access to a vintage 2600 back in college and this sounds just as good as what I remember, though vastly more stable. The only real drawback is that Korg really made too few of these...the 2600M is cool, but I feel this run was maybe a little too limited considering how quickly they were gone. If you have the means (and the space) then get yourself one of these!"

Seofon Introduction: What Sounds Can It Create?

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"Mad Kid Empire's first synth: Seofon - After a year of design and production, the Seofon is finally here.

It produces a sound that sounds like a water droplet, or perhaps the next moment it will be generating a noise as intense as sawing wood.

Seofon

At the heart of the Seofon is a noise generating circuit consisting of seven groups of nodes in the centre, with direct outputs as noise, which are self-wired to form self-oscillations, or can be interfered with by inputting signals to the nodes to generate fixed frequency rhythms.

[Pre-order] https://sonic-seed.com/products/seofon"



"Mad Kid Empire's first synth: Seofon - After a year of design and production, the Seofon is finally here.

It produces a sound that sounds like a water droplet, or perhaps the next moment it will be generating a noise as intense as sawing wood.

At the heart of Seofon is an organic noise generation circuit consisting of seven nodes in the centre, which outputs noise directly and generates rhythms by feeding signals to the nodes to interfere with them. Seofon itself provides three sets of pulse oscillators to adjust the pulse width of each set, and positive and negative phase outputs. Different sound events are generated by extracting information from the nodes into the filter. All sounds originate from the interference and extraction of noise signals from the seven sets of nodes. The synthesiser package and circuitry was designed by Mad Kids Empire synthesiser designer xamynot; the painted artwork on the back of the synthesiser was drawn from artist Yu Zhi.

Seofon

At the heart of the Seofon is a noise generating circuit consisting of seven groups of nodes in the centre, with direct outputs as noise, which are self-wired to form self-oscillations, or can be interfered with by inputting signals to the nodes to generate fixed frequency rhythms.

Seofon itself provides three sets of pulse oscillators, each of which can be adjusted for pulse width, and a forward and reverse phase output. Different sound events are generated by extracting information from the nodes into the filter.
All sound comes from interfering with and extracting noise signals from the seven sets of nodes.

The contacts make it possible for Seofon to be virtuosic, by touching different contacts in combination to quickly generate instant sound events, which generate a series of linked influences like a butterfly effect.

The Seofon lit version is without metal contacts and comes with stereo outputs.
Seofon standard version is with metal contacts, two left and right mono channels and one stereo output."

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