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"Only 222 ever made. This is #215/222. A beautiful synth bass and lead monstrosity."
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Vermona ‘14 Analog Synthesizer SN 215/222
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"Only 222 ever made. This is #215/222. A beautiful synth bass and lead monstrosity."
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"Only 222 ever made. This is #215/222. A beautiful synth bass and lead monstrosity."
Sequential Prophet VS 61-Key 8-Voice Polyphonic Synthesizer SN 0530
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Pics of the inside below.
"This Prophet VS is is good condition and sounds wonderful.
Because this is an old vintage synthesizer, I want to note a few things to be as transparent as possible related to its condition:
The internal power supply seems to give some vibration off. You can hear a very slight audible hum, and can feel a slight buzzing on the left side of the keyboard when your hands are on the keys. A replacement power supply would probably be a good idea at some point. But all in all the power works just fine otherwise.
The buttons all work, but sometimes a couple of them seem to press twice when you press once, or you need to press twice to press once. This seems fairly normal for a synth this age. I'd recommend either cleaning or replacing some of them as needed, but they are still very much usable as-is.
The LCD is original and the backlight is still bright.
The aftertouch does not work. I believe this is a common problem and would need to be addressed if you want to use aftertouch.
Firmware is 1.0. There are a few different options for upgrades to firmware. This version:
v1.0 - Has Diagnostic features and free-running LFO's
All voices work, filter, chorus, voice panning, detune, modulation, splits, doubles, the joystick, buttons, data slider, LCD, volume, balance, storing, s&h, mod wheel, pitch wheel, both L/R audio outputs, and MIDI in and out. I have not tested the cartridge port or foot switch ports."
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Pics of the inside below.
"This Prophet VS is is good condition and sounds wonderful.Because this is an old vintage synthesizer, I want to note a few things to be as transparent as possible related to its condition:
The internal power supply seems to give some vibration off. You can hear a very slight audible hum, and can feel a slight buzzing on the left side of the keyboard when your hands are on the keys. A replacement power supply would probably be a good idea at some point. But all in all the power works just fine otherwise.
The buttons all work, but sometimes a couple of them seem to press twice when you press once, or you need to press twice to press once. This seems fairly normal for a synth this age. I'd recommend either cleaning or replacing some of them as needed, but they are still very much usable as-is.
The LCD is original and the backlight is still bright.
The aftertouch does not work. I believe this is a common problem and would need to be addressed if you want to use aftertouch.
Firmware is 1.0. There are a few different options for upgrades to firmware. This version:
v1.0 - Has Diagnostic features and free-running LFO's
All voices work, filter, chorus, voice panning, detune, modulation, splits, doubles, the joystick, buttons, data slider, LCD, volume, balance, storing, s&h, mod wheel, pitch wheel, both L/R audio outputs, and MIDI in and out. I have not tested the cartridge port or foot switch ports."
Novation Supernova II 24-Voice Polyphonic Virtual Analog Synthesizer SN 7032
Moog Memorymoog Plus
Sir Serge
video upload by Memetune Studio
"A self-generating Cybersysnthesis patch on the mighty Serge Modular
The patch is: 2 cross-modulating VCOs being sequenced by a combination of 2 sequencers set at 8 steps and 27 steps, which feed an 8-step Gated Comparator. This goes into a Quantizer. The clocks are being modded by sequencer outputs and random signals. There's VC delay and reverb too. It all goes into the VC stereo mixer which is being modded by the sequencers to give panning variation. Arise, SIR SERGE!"
Molten Bypass | By Molten Modular and Befaco
video upload by Cinematic Laboratory
"I really love it when the YouTube creators work together with manufacturers to realize modules we may all need, but can't get. Following in DivKid's footsteps, Robin from Molten Modular now presents his second Befaco collab after the Motion Meter. The Bypass is - you may have guessed it - a 'detour' circuit. Typical usage is hard-switching between a dry sound and an FX chain. It seems a bit similar to send/return, but the Bypass opens and closes an entirely different path. It's more like an insert/return, with a Launch button to open and close it (also CV controlled). When the Launch is set to 'soft', the return remains engaged, and only the insert goes on/off.
Even though on paper it's a simple utility with four ins and four outs, it opens up a lot of possibilities which are relatively simple to patch with separates, but you may need a switch matrix or something much bigger than just 4HP.
00:00 Less hard
00:43 Hard vs Soft switching
02:13 Rhythmic CV injection
02:55 Typical usage of FX insert/return
03:52 Feedback patching made 'less hard'."
Molten BYPASS Q & A
video upload by Molten Music Technology
See the announcement post here.
nexus ... tempera, vector & hapax ... ambient
video upload by substan
"Welcome Vector !! ... a whole cosmos of sound in one box.
A performance on the Beetlecrab.audio Tempera & Vector
Sequences by the Squarp Hapax.
Recorded in one take.
Mastered in post.
Tempera canvas, Vector patch and music are available for my patrons.
The great support from my patrons makes all of this possible ... thank you so much guys !! / substan
Substan Bandcamp Page: https://substan.bandcamp.com"
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