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Korg Kaossilator Pro+ Phrase Synthesizer/Looper SN 014199
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Access - Virus TI 61 Key Synthesizer
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Moog - Little Phatty Tribute Edition
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"Moog - Little Phatty Tribute Addition w/CV and Gate
CUSTOM AUSTRALIAN REDBACK EDITION W/ WOOD ENDS"
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Korg 770 Analog Synthesizer SN 770299
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"Korg 770 Analog Synthesizer from the late 1970’s. The power is USA 117 Volt. This synth is in very good condition. It is 100% functional and in calibration. All functions have been thoroughly tested side by side with another Korg 770. This testing was done to prove proper operation and calibration between two units.
This Korg 770’s circuitry is 100% original and has not been modified or repaired."
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"Korg 770 Analog Synthesizer from the late 1970’s. The power is USA 117 Volt. This synth is in very good condition. It is 100% functional and in calibration. All functions have been thoroughly tested side by side with another Korg 770. This testing was done to prove proper operation and calibration between two units.
This Korg 770’s circuitry is 100% original and has not been modified or repaired."
Kawai R-50 III 🔥 Rare Industrial Drum Machine Only Released in Japan
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"'I had never seen an R50 version III before.' - Jim Atwood, Professional Musician and Synth Tech in Japan.
If you go to Kawai's website you'll see there's no official mention of this drum machine ever existing. I thought for the longest time the rare Japanese-only release of the R-50 was a myth. In fact the only consistent comment you'll hear about this drum machine is that it's rare.
Now it's here at Vulture Studios!
The R-50 iii has all three eproms released for the Kawai R series of drum machines (R-100, R-50, R-50e) in one unit without the need to mod it to change the eprom sounds.
Common wisdom is that basically all the old Wax Trax industrial records from bands like Ministry, Front 242, Front Line Assembly and KMFDM used the Kawai R-50e drum samples, they have that classic industrial 12-bit sound.
In this video, we take a look at the Kawai R-50 III drum machine - a classic piece of electronic music hardware that has been used on countless records across a range of genres. We'll explore the features and functionality of the R-50 III, and delve into the history of this iconic instrument.
First, we'll give a brief overview of the R-50 III's capabilities and take a tour of the interface. We'll demonstrate how to create beats using the machine's 48 onboard drum sounds and explore its editing capabilities, including step sequencing and pattern chaining. We'll also showcase some of the R-50 III's unique features, such as its ability to adjust the tone and decay of each individual sound.
Next, we'll dive into the history of the R-50 III, tracing its origins back to the early 1980s when Kawai first began producing drum machines. We'll explore the evolution of the R-50 series and examine how the R-50 III differs from its predecessors, the R-50 and R-50e.
Along the way, we'll touch on some of the notable artists and genres that have utilized the R-50 III in their music, from 80s synth-pop to 90s hip-hop to modern-day techno. We'll also discuss the impact that the R-50 III has had on electronic music production and how it continues to influence musicians today.
Whether you're a seasoned pro or a newcomer to the world of drum machines, this video is sure to provide valuable insights and inspiration. So sit back, relax, and join us on a journey through the history of the Kawai R-50 III."
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Note this appears to be the first post to feature pics of the R50 III. It was featured in a couple of sample packs by Goldbaby featured in previous posts here.
I found Vulture Culture's video above doing a quick search on YouTube.
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"'I had never seen an R50 version III before.' - Jim Atwood, Professional Musician and Synth Tech in Japan.
If you go to Kawai's website you'll see there's no official mention of this drum machine ever existing. I thought for the longest time the rare Japanese-only release of the R-50 was a myth. In fact the only consistent comment you'll hear about this drum machine is that it's rare.
Now it's here at Vulture Studios!
The R-50 iii has all three eproms released for the Kawai R series of drum machines (R-100, R-50, R-50e) in one unit without the need to mod it to change the eprom sounds.
Common wisdom is that basically all the old Wax Trax industrial records from bands like Ministry, Front 242, Front Line Assembly and KMFDM used the Kawai R-50e drum samples, they have that classic industrial 12-bit sound.
In this video, we take a look at the Kawai R-50 III drum machine - a classic piece of electronic music hardware that has been used on countless records across a range of genres. We'll explore the features and functionality of the R-50 III, and delve into the history of this iconic instrument.
First, we'll give a brief overview of the R-50 III's capabilities and take a tour of the interface. We'll demonstrate how to create beats using the machine's 48 onboard drum sounds and explore its editing capabilities, including step sequencing and pattern chaining. We'll also showcase some of the R-50 III's unique features, such as its ability to adjust the tone and decay of each individual sound.
Next, we'll dive into the history of the R-50 III, tracing its origins back to the early 1980s when Kawai first began producing drum machines. We'll explore the evolution of the R-50 series and examine how the R-50 III differs from its predecessors, the R-50 and R-50e.
Along the way, we'll touch on some of the notable artists and genres that have utilized the R-50 III in their music, from 80s synth-pop to 90s hip-hop to modern-day techno. We'll also discuss the impact that the R-50 III has had on electronic music production and how it continues to influence musicians today.
Whether you're a seasoned pro or a newcomer to the world of drum machines, this video is sure to provide valuable insights and inspiration. So sit back, relax, and join us on a journey through the history of the Kawai R-50 III."
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Note this appears to be the first post to feature pics of the R50 III. It was featured in a couple of sample packs by Goldbaby featured in previous posts here.
I found Vulture Culture's video above doing a quick search on YouTube.
Roland TR-909 Rhythm Composer
Emu Proteus 1000 30th Anniversary Edition w/ Upgraded Software
Oberheim Matrix 6R w/ Original Manual SN K692759
Muse | Gesture Mode
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"In this video, we explore Muse's Gesture Mode within the step sequencer!
Begin by hitting the STEP button and adjusting your settings for your preferred sequence. From here, click the GESTURE soft button to pull up the Gesture page. You can hold any of the three soft buttons below to record any of these parameters into the sequencer. Follow along with this video as we write and overdub notes, velocities, and gestures and create a sequence in real-time!"
❄️ Electro Harmonix Freeze goes Modular ❄️ 🎧 (no talking) 🎧
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"This is a video demonstrating the sounds of the Electro Harmonix Freeze Sound Retainer.
The Freeze is one of those pedals I always fall back to. It is wonderful in its simplicity and very complex when actually listening to the sound it produces. It works great when performing solo since it gives you the possibility to record a snippet of your sound which immediately starts looping. When using a reamp box you can easily feed your modular stuff through it. Great stuff! I hope Electro Harmonix will produce a stereo version, that would be truly awesome."
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