"1970s Moog Taurus I Analog Bass Synthesizer, just calibrated and tuned for optimal use. Sounds like it should, MEAN and AGGRESSIVE! Previous owner removed the flaking veneer wood sides to expose the natural wood underneath."
"The Maestro Rhythm Jester is a vintage drum machine from the 1960s, known for its quirky charm and distinctive analog sound. Manufactured by Maestro, a subsidiary of Gibson, the Rhythm Jester was designed to provide musicians with a simple yet effective rhythm accompaniment tool. It quickly became popular for its ease of use and the warm, characterful beats it produced.
The Rhythm Jester features a range of preset rhythms, including swing, mambo, and rhumba, each with its own unique flavor. Its analog circuitry ensures that every beat is rich and full of the warmth associated with early electronic instruments. The machine’s interface is straightforward, allowing users to easily select and combine patterns, making it a versatile choice for live performances and studio sessions.
With its compact design and sturdy build, the Maestro Rhythm Jester is both portable and durable, making it a reliable companion for musicians on the go. Its retro aesthetic, combined with its distinctive sound, has made it a sought-after piece for collectors and vintage gear enthusiasts. The Rhythm Jester remains a beloved example of early drum machine technology, offering a nostalgic yet timeless rhythm experience.
This example is in great condition, and in perfect working order. The drum machine will come in it's original box. The power cord and audio output cable are intact and work with no issue."
"Nice vintage E-mu Drumulator drum machine! Internal RAM backup battery has been replaced. All tantalum and electrolytic capacitors have been changed. Factory patterns have been reloaded. Works great! All switches work with no issues. Has a vintage MIDI input modification circuit which can trigger sounds. Not all Drumulators have this. Each drum also has an individual audio output jack for running to different effects units or channels."
"The Moog Spectravox is so much more than a vocoder. Once you get to grips with it you start to get the feeling that vocoding is almost an after thought - it's almost a byproduct of having 2 filter banks in a single unit."
0:00 some 'lil Spectravox demos
1:51 Techy filter band info
3:51 Using as a standalone filter effect
7:14 As A standalone Phaser/comb filter
8:57 It's a Subtractive Synth
11:21 Spectral Resonating Synth
12:31 Using as a Drum Machine
15:19 MoogerFooger MuRF emulation
18:16 Pitch control of filter bands
21:20 Finally... the vocoder
25:08 whatdayathink
28:00 sounds only demos from intro
"Welcome to the world of ARRAKIS Vol. 2 – where sound becomes more than just background, and music gains a new, unexplored dimension.
Every sound here is like a grain of sand in the desert – unique, unpredictable, and at the same time part of something much bigger.
ARRAKIS Vol. 2 is not just another collection of sounds – it is a collection of tools that will allow you to expand the boundaries of your music, discover new styles and create soundscapes that will live their own life. Every click, every slide of the knob is a step closer to creating something that will stand out in the crowd, something that will be remembered for a long time.
Experimenting with sounds is the key to innovation and growth as an artist. It is in this process that new genres are created, new ideas are created, and music takes on a completely new character. ARRAKIS Vol. 2 is your field of experimentation – a place where every sound matters, and every path leads to the discovery of something unique.
🌐 Check it Out:
- Official Website: [Ultimate X Sounds](https://www.ultimatexsounds.com)"
"This is Korg Wavestate. No DAW, no external effects, no mixing, no compressors ... nothing, but the pure Wavestate. I designed all the sounds you can hear myself."
