Thursday, August 22, 2024
Oberheim OB-8 - "Vintage Sampler Series" 242 Samplepack
video upload by LFOstore
"Welcome to the sounds of True Legend - Oberheim OB-8 Synthesizer (1983)
BUY: https://lfo.sellfy.store/p/oberheim-o...
Nick Klimenko had a great opportunity to play on the one of the most expensive instrument in the world & sample fully restored & tuned OB synthesizer!
Big Thanks to Alex & Dmitriy for this gift!
Now you have an access to 242 exclusive samples:
Leads
Basses
Drones
Strings
Pads
Seq's
FX
Plucks
Bells
Hi quality 24/44 samples (256 mb) in root "C" in different octaves to transpose to any not you want."
AMS S-DMX/Chorus Controller/Oberheim Matrix-12
video upload by foleytronics fx repair
"This is Keith’s AMS S-DMX and Ramble’s Oberheim Matrix-12. I threw in my own Chorus Controller since there aren’t a ton of good demo videos of that unit."
LD3 Special Edition
video upload by gotharman
"Little deFormer 3 MkII polyTouch with white and blue LEDs and special knobs."
www.gotharman.dk
East-Coast Modular Eastern Osmosis
video upload by John L Rice
"Something just for fun. All first takes and some minimal editing.
Solo Synth:
Expressive E Osmose
Modular Synth Sequence:
Moon Modular - 569 sequencer, 591 switcher, 517 VCFs
Synth Tech - MOTM-300 VCOs
Oakley - Dual VCAs
Krisp1 - Octo LFO
Club Of the Knobs - C911p poly EG
Modular Synth Drone:
Modcan - 58B VCDO, 66B Control
Club Of the Knobs - C998B Spectral Modulator, C1660 VC Phase Processor
Marienberg Devices - Sine Phase VCO
Synthetic Sound Labs - 1250 Quad LFO
Oakley - Flanger/Chorus
Effects and Mixing For The Modular:
Strymon - BigSky and Timeline pedals
Lexicon - MX400 rack
Allen & Heath - MW3 20s mixer
Hand Percussion:
Generic - small Tabla, small doumbek, goat hooves
Zildjian - finger cymbals
PANArt - Hang Gede
Thank you for watching, rating, and commenting! :-) If you'd like to "tip your server" I would be most grateful and you can do so at the link below:
https://buymeacoffee.com/johnlrice"
LABELS/MORE:
5U,
COTK,
Expressive E,
KRISP1,
Marienberg,
MATRIXSYNTH Members,
Modcan,
Moon Modular,
MOTM,
Oakley,
SSL,
Synthtech
Crumar Bit-One (HKA Midi Upgrade) SN 00613
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via this listing
"Such a sweet sounding synth, really nothing quite like it! The Crumar Bit One is a main stay of synth-waver Com Truise, but its true roots belong to Italo Disco. With two DCO's it really is on par with the Juno series (if only it had sliders and that slick chorus). Two LFO's and Envelopes round out this beast to make a superb piece of kit.
Sadly, the Bit One fell far short of glory in the midi department, but this has been remedied by the installation of the HKA midi kit in this unit. This upgrade does the following:
Local keyboard and external MIDI can be used at the same time - plugging a cable into the MIDI IN socket no longer disables the local keyboard. Local control can be turned off in setup mode if desired.
Receiving channel for external MIDI can be set on the synth itself, and is remembered on power-off. (Transmitted MIDI channel is fixed on channel 1)
MIDI handling is much more reliable. The board filters out all other channels before they get to the main CPU, also ignoring any messages that it cannot use, so there are no more MIDI overload-caused crashes, stuck notes etc.
Now receives MIDI pitch bend (±2 semitone range) and mod wheel. MIDI mod wheel is provided by a dedicated LFO, independent from the Bit One's own two LFOs. The modulation depth can also be controlled by MIDI channel aftertouch.
Receives MIDI sustain pedal (CC 64), which is used to control the Bit One's hold functionality.
Adds an arpeggiator with up, down, up + down and random modes. (Requires an external MIDI clock source such as a drum machine)
The Bit One also has some trouble with memory and battery longevity. This unit saves patches 10-60, and some are blank. I have programmed the blank patches and had success saving them, but perhaps it is worth replacing the battery on this unit (its probably pretty old anyway).
While the lighting in the photos makes this particular Bit One look a little crusty, natural light does wonders and this unit is in tip top shape, a real gem. It has been well taken care of. The keys are a little yellow as well, but I've seen worse.
The headphone output is a little noisy, but the main outputs are clean as a whistle. You know, the outputs the do the heavy lifting."
via this listing
"Such a sweet sounding synth, really nothing quite like it! The Crumar Bit One is a main stay of synth-waver Com Truise, but its true roots belong to Italo Disco. With two DCO's it really is on par with the Juno series (if only it had sliders and that slick chorus). Two LFO's and Envelopes round out this beast to make a superb piece of kit.Sadly, the Bit One fell far short of glory in the midi department, but this has been remedied by the installation of the HKA midi kit in this unit. This upgrade does the following:
Local keyboard and external MIDI can be used at the same time - plugging a cable into the MIDI IN socket no longer disables the local keyboard. Local control can be turned off in setup mode if desired.
Receiving channel for external MIDI can be set on the synth itself, and is remembered on power-off. (Transmitted MIDI channel is fixed on channel 1)
MIDI handling is much more reliable. The board filters out all other channels before they get to the main CPU, also ignoring any messages that it cannot use, so there are no more MIDI overload-caused crashes, stuck notes etc.
Now receives MIDI pitch bend (±2 semitone range) and mod wheel. MIDI mod wheel is provided by a dedicated LFO, independent from the Bit One's own two LFOs. The modulation depth can also be controlled by MIDI channel aftertouch.
Receives MIDI sustain pedal (CC 64), which is used to control the Bit One's hold functionality.
Adds an arpeggiator with up, down, up + down and random modes. (Requires an external MIDI clock source such as a drum machine)
The Bit One also has some trouble with memory and battery longevity. This unit saves patches 10-60, and some are blank. I have programmed the blank patches and had success saving them, but perhaps it is worth replacing the battery on this unit (its probably pretty old anyway).
While the lighting in the photos makes this particular Bit One look a little crusty, natural light does wonders and this unit is in tip top shape, a real gem. It has been well taken care of. The keys are a little yellow as well, but I've seen worse.
The headphone output is a little noisy, but the main outputs are clean as a whistle. You know, the outputs the do the heavy lifting."
Sequential Prophet-6 49-Key 6-Voice Polyphonic Synthesizer SN 01627
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via this listing
Additional SYNTH CITY Listings
"Gently used Prophet 6, minor cosmetic flaws on the wood sides. Super clean over all, includes AC power cable, soft gig-bag and dustcover."
via this listing
Additional SYNTH CITY Listings
"Gently used Prophet 6, minor cosmetic flaws on the wood sides. Super clean over all, includes AC power cable, soft gig-bag and dustcover."
Siel DK70 8-Voice DCO Polysynth
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via this listing
Additional SYNTH CITY Listings
"Super underated 8-voice DCO poly-synth from Siel (circa 1985). Classic Italo sounds galore! Includes power supply. Unit was just serviced and cleaned internally."
via this listing
Additional SYNTH CITY Listings
"Super underated 8-voice DCO poly-synth from Siel (circa 1985). Classic Italo sounds galore! Includes power supply. Unit was just serviced and cleaned internally."
KORG SAS-20 Super Accompaniment System Personal Keyboard SN 800674
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via this listing
You can find a demo of one here.
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You can find a demo of one here.
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