"Roland SVC-350 Vocoder in good condition. The “Balance Control” between the direct mic signal and the vocoder, and the lower bands of the frequency “Voice Character Controls” have slightly scratchy pots when adjusting. Briefly exercising them removed it almost completely. Once the desired setting is made there is no audible imperfections and the unit functions perfectly. Note: I did not test the three 'Remote' 1/4” inputs or the guitar amp output as I do not own the necessary equipment to do so. Some of the white 'Voice Character Control' plastic tabs are flaking or starting to flake, and there is a slightly sticky substance below where the power cable plugs in, see photos. This unit will ship with the rack ears removed. A power cable will be included."
"The video I made is on the BIT 99 electronic synthesizer built by CRUMAR in 1984. The purpose is to show some technical characteristics of the vintage electronic synthesizer.
The MIDI controller is the 'Stereoping's Synth Controller'.
In the video I play some patches whose synthsizer parameters are changed in realtime by means of the MIDI Synth Controller.
To emphasize the versatility of the MIDI Synth Controller and the deep 80's sounds of the BIT 99 synthesizer, I recorded a bass sequence on CUBASE and transmitted via MIDI to the BIT 99 synthesizer.
While the sequence is being played by the BIT 99, some parameters of DCOs, VCOs, VCF etc...are edited in realtime. LFOs are modified too.
The video is improvised and I hope it is useful and fun for fans of vintage electronic synthesizers.
In some part of video the LINE 6 DL4 MKII Delay is activated."
"In this series of videos I used the GRPA4 analog synthesizer to explore and experiment some of the sound possibilities in electronic music and beyond. The GRPA4 is suitable for creating dynamic and very entangled situations in electronic music and sounds. To emphasize the rhythm and sequence of sounds created with the GRPA4, I inserted a very simple rhythmic pattern of the Roland TR-8S electronic drums machine synchronized via midi with the GRPA4 by means of CUBASE. In this first video I inserted some initial vocal notes with the GRP 22 Vocoder. In the other videos of the series dedicated to the GRPA4 that follow, I continue to explore the sound possibilities of the synthesizer arriving, in the last video of the series, to add a part of an chords amrony using a piano. This demonstrates once again the possibility of using electronic synthesizers together with more traditional instruments with success.
ITALIAN In questa serie di video ho utilizzato il sintetizzatore analogico GRPA4 per esplorare e sperimentare alcune delle possibilità sonore nella musica elettronica e non solo. Il GRPA4 è adatto per creare situazioni dinamiche e molto intrecciate nella musica elettronica e nei suoni. Per enfatizzare il ritmo e la sequenza dei suoni creati con il GRPA4, ho inserito un pattern ritmico molto semplice della drum machine elettronica Roland TR-8S sincronizzato via midi con il GRPA4 tramite CUBASE. In questo primo video ho inserito alcune note vocali iniziali con il Vocoder GRP 22. Negli altri video della serie dedicati al GRPA4 che seguono, continuo ad esplorare le possibilità sonore del sintetizzatore arrivando, nell'ultimo video della serie, ad aggiungere una parte di un'armonia di accordi utilizzando un pianoforte. Ciò dimostra ancora una volta la possibilità di utilizzare i sintetizzatori elettronici insieme a strumenti più tradizionali con successo."
"Messing around with some generative melodies using step components on the OP-XY. Also using the accelerometer to modulate the filter and the punch in effects.
Only had this for a couple weeks but continue to be blown away by its depth."
Just seeing how a fixed Metasonix KV-100 Assblaster! reacts to the ElectroComp EML 400/401. The Assblaster! filter CV input is receiving V4 voltages from the EML 400 (left side)."
"Today, we had a bit of fun with the *DRM1 MKIV*, using it for a little techno jam session. The @KorgOfficial SQ 64 did the sequencing, while Logic Pro was responsible for adding some delay and reverb."
"Modular synthesis educator Chris Meyer (@LearningModular) delves into the eight filters featuring in the stunning 52-module Eurorack synthesizer (with a retail value of $20,000) that is the subject of the Bob Moog Foundation's winter 2024 fundraising raffle. Read more and enter the raffle here: https://bit.ly/BMFEurorack2024.
The raffle ends on December 20, 2024 at 11:59 pm (EST) and is open internationally."
