This one appears to have been listed back in 2017.
"Selling this very rare small leaflet of the Raymond Scott Clavivox performance instrument, addressed to Thomas L. Rhea in Nashville. The Clavivox is the brother of the Raymond Scott Electronium, also a super rare synthesizer.
Note the small imperfection on the photo of the Clavivox instrument on this leaflet. The overall condition is great."
"Thanks to AI-friendly hardware design, it's easy to create software variations using generative AI.
With general-purpose components and a simple circuit, this module is affordable and DIY-friendly.
"Started as a focused Berlin School track - ended in a total improvisation!
But first, grab some Uno Synth PRO X patches: https://www.albaecstasy.ro/uno-synth-...
I used two discrete Berlin School projects from the new Polyend Synth and Yamaha Seqtrak, combined them and created a… casual chillout Friday afternoon!
Love my new setup made of little but nice and powerful music boxes."
"I was planning to do a feature on the XAOC Samarkanda, but when I was checking my audio recording in Adobe Audition I noticed amazing images in the spectral analyzer. I decided to record the screen for a nice intro, but as I was playing the audio, the amazing images turned into a tour around the world. The recording was planned for the intro, with sparse sounds, simple tones and - obviously - delay. Simple tones create spectral lines and delays create layers. I've been using Plaits 2-OP FM, so these relatively complex sounds created all kind of Nth-order harmonics, which also end up as layers.
Anyway, this is a nice Samarkanda warm-up video, and a fun to watch 'waste of your precious time'. I had to post it, so I hope you like it.
"Starting of this series with a simple yet tasty patch! We're using a 1981 Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 here, but the principles apply to any synth, whether hardware or software. More episodes with both simple and complex patches to come.
"A piece created with the @rolandglobal TR-707, @SequentialLLC Prophet-10, @MoogSynthesizers Grandmother, @teenageengineering OP-1 field, and @KORG_INC NTS-1. Over a steady beat, two contrasting melodies appear in turn: one shaped by a looping envelope, the other a whistling tone rich in modulation.
Rhythm: The TR-707 is triggered from the DAW over MIDI, its output sent through @ChaseBlissAudio LOSSY for lo-fi processing.
Bass: Played on the Grandmother.
Chords: Performed on the Prophet-10.
Melodies:
NTS-1 runs an envelope generator in loop mode to create a modulating line.
OP-1 field delivers a whistle-like lead, modulated with the CWO effect."
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