Moog Moogerfooger MF-101 Analog Low Pass Filter Pedal w/ Original PSU

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Sequential Tempest Digital Analog Synthesizer + Drum Machine SN 5469

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Roland JV-1080 64-Voice Synthesizer Module

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Roland MC-303 Groovebox Synthesizer

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Roland CSQ-600 Computer Controlled Digital Sequencer SN 172473

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Wersi String Orchestra

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"This ultra-rare gem delivers lush, iconic string sounds that make it one of the best-sounding string machines ever built. A truly unique version of the Logan String Melody but this one is crafted by Wersi in Germany in the 1970's. Comes with the volume pedal.

Seems that it is in all original state, and no modifications have been done to it."

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BITI*FIG Modules - Duanluoo's eurorack synthesizer patch note at bitiworkshop

video upload by BITIWORKSHOP

Artist: ‪@duanluoo‬
Modulars use in the patch:
BITIWORKSHOP*FIG RANDOM SAMPLER 落珠 (mutable-instruments Marbles clone)
BITIWORKSHOP*FIG DUAL MULTIMODE FILTER 斬與鞘 (mutable-instruments Blades clone)
BITIWORKSHOP*FIG MACRO OSCILLATOR 髻 (mutable-instruments Plaits clone)
BITIWORKSHOP*FIG SEGMENT GENERATOR 山川 (mutable-instruments Stages clone) x 2
BITIWORKSHOP*FIG VEILS 紗 (mutable-instruments Veils V2 clone)
BITIWORKSHOP*FIG RESONATOR 鳴 (mutable-instruments Rings clone)

Hexinverter Mutant Drums: Bassdrum, Snare, HiHats, Clap + Rimshot (sound.report deutsch)

video upload by The Green Man(TGM) + sound.report by Heiner Kruse

"Dieses kleine Video erläutert diese fünf neuaufgelegten Module, welche 808 bzw 909 Sounds (Rim) nachahmen, aber auch ganz eigene Klänge erzeugen können."

"This short video explains these five newly released modules, which emulate 808 or 909 sounds (Rim), but can also create their own sounds."

Cadans S16, Rmif Ti 5 & LEL MIDIDRUM from UltraRare.SU

video upload by Futulyric

"Another demo from Alexey Nazarov. As many as 3 instruments from UltraRare: Cadans S16, Rmif Ti 5 and LEL MIDIDRUM"

No.1 APEX Eurorack Delays

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"I am not sure if there's an APEX (best of the best) delay in eurorack. If there was, I would never ended up with so many of them. The 'problem' with eurorack is that each manufacturer adds something special. They have to. I guess my 'problem' is the autistic need to make 'one brand' cases instead of a colorful patch blanket. I never fully realized I had so many delays and even though there is no good and bad in euro, I could easily build a subjective top five - in any order - except for number 1. The top spot has been taken for seven years, but is now on the verge of retirement.

I'll be using a stack of Plaits and Rings as a reference sound, so prepare for a 20 minute 'spa'. In the end, there is an APEX delay after all. I'll add chapters later, for now I want you to relax, listen, maybe even do something else, and when you hear something remarkable, check what's playing. Spin FX delays like FX-AID are not included, but mentioned in general because they're not just delays. I also think the karaoke-chip delays (e.g. Bruxa, Lyra-8 FX) are too exotic but APEX in their own field. I also didn't include any analog/BBD delays because I have no experience with them. This is not a competitive review, it's a lab tour.

Please comment if I overlooked a delay that beats everything else, I don't have/know all of them. It's also cool if you'd share your personal favorite!

Cheers,
Robert"