"Excellent condition 1998 Yamaha DD-5 Digital Drums. Tested and working great.
Comes with original power wall wart adapter.
This set has Midi-Out, but not Midi-In. This means you can use this drumset to control other devices over midi, but you cannot send a pattern into the DD-5 to have it controlled by something else."
"A brilliant machine on which you can experiment basically endlessly. It is based on a chip that was mounted in Sound Blaster- sound cards from the early nineties.
Amazing possibilities for twisting the sound."
w/
KORG VOLCA FM 1 & 2
ROLAND MX-1
BOSS RV-500
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Yes - I got a second ROLAND MX-1
from ebay in very good Condition :-)
now as Reserve or Sub-Mix
ROLAND is sleeping, sold out... MK-II...?
Tested with 4x "VOLCA FM"
Plus "BOSS RV-500" as an Insert
With a little Melody for the Sunset
at Hus Aren
Hus Aren, also known as Arnheim Castle, formerly known as Arnhem, is located southeast of the Bückeburg district of Nordholz. Archaeological findings indicate that the fortifications were built in the 12th century. According to historical sources, the castle was inhabited by the Lords of Arnheim, a regional noble family. After they were displaced by the Counts of Schaumburg, the castle was demolished in 1302.
(c) 2024
Written, Produced & Mixed by (Androlectric)"
"This is the third recording with the Neuron VS. It's the software (VST) version of the Hartmann Neuron, a novel hardware synthesizer introduced in 2001 based on artificial neural networks used for sound synthesis. The software version of the instrument, was released in 2005.
I still have a Windows XP computer, which I use like a hardware synthesizer. Using the built-in M-Audio Audiophil 2496 sound card, I can control the "old" VST plug-ins via MIDI from my Cubase 13 and record them via the analog stereo audio output.
I used for the recording the following FX pedals:
Pigtronix Echolution² Deluxe, GFI System Specular Reverb², OTO Boum.
Depending on the recorded track some FX are deactivated. The FX from the Neuron VS are always deactivated.
The signal went through a Presonus StudioLive 16.0.2 into the PC via USB for recording. To create the complete song I recorded consecutively several stereo tracks. On some tracks Compressor and EQ where added in Cubase 13. The final song was then mastered using iZotope Ozone."
"A highly scientific comparison between the original 24bit/48kHz recording and an old SONY XR 90 Type IV compact cassette. Recorded on a TASCAM 234 Syncaset from 1988.
How will it sound? How much does it cost? And most importantly, who the heck really needs that?
If you want to know more, please don't watch and hit the notification Glocke! 😅
Cheers,
onepolymer
PS: Synthesizer used during recording:
Roland TR-8S & Modor DR-2 : Drums
MURMUX v3 : Pads
Studio Electronics SE-3X : Bass
Studio Electronics CODE : Main melody
Sequential Prophet 10 : Counter melody"
"Making sketches for new tracks. In the coming period I will dedicate myself to making a new album. Andrei Tarkovsky’s spiritual and poetic way of making art continues to inspire me enormously. (that’s why this video shows some short footage of his films by the way). For this album I want to use Trautonium, vintage synthesizers, classical pipe organs and electro-acoustic equipment.
"Making Instant Blade Runner Sounds with a dark spacey patch that can be applied to almost any Analog Synth. I mean I am using the Dubreq Stylophone Gen X-1 synth as an example, which is like the most budget cheap analog synth around. So if it can be done on this synth, it can pretty much be done with basic sound design with anything else."
"Demo of the Saif Sameer Collection for the SonicProjects OP-X PRO-3 virtual analog VST AU synth. This collection programmed by the renowned sound designer Saif Sameer contains 128 truly awesome sounds!
Saif Sameer made extensive use of the synth's enormous features including modulation matrix, 10 filter types, 5 envelopes, 4 LFOs, Arpeggiator, Chorus and FM.
Saif Sammer achieved some sounds you might not think possible to do with OP-X PRO-3! E.g. several sounds in the library sound embarrassingly close to a Roland D-50!"
