"The Roland SVC-350 is a stereo 11-band analog vocoder from 1979 to 1986. This model features both 1/4" and XLR inputs for the program inputs, and two 1/4" inputs for the carrier. The SVC-350 includes a lush chorus, individual level controls for each vocoder band, and a built-in compressor."
"Barely used, fully functional MFB-501 Pro drum machine. Very retro in looks and sound, apparently a combination of the classic MFB-501 and MFB-KULT. Each kit has eight highly customizable analog sounds and 8 sample-based sounds (from a library of 128), with the ability to upload your own samples. Memory locations for 108 patterns and 9 songs, and midi-controllable. Includes the original power supply with adapters and original manual (in German, but the English version is available online)."
"In this jam, I didn't really want to set a time limit 😊
It's actually quite a simple setup with 2 synths (Perfourmer and 0-Coast) playing in monophonic and the TR-6S taking care of the DRUM parts (no samples used here, only the Roland's - ACB Analog Circuit Behavior - analog modeling engine).
I've used the individual outputs of the Perfourmer where the main outputs are playing voices 1&2 (BASS) and outputs of voices 3&4 are going into the H90 and Pill pedals. Even though the 4 voices are playing the same notes, voices 3&4 seems to play like a PAD especially when I enable the PITCHFUZZ effect of the H90!
As for the 0-Coast which is taking care of the PLUCKS, I did some patching mainly to add some variations (modulation of some parameters using the S&H LFO) on the sound."
