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Oberheim TEO-5
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Oberheim DMX 8-Voice Drum Machine
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"The Oberheim DMX is a classic digital drum machine introduced in 1981 by Oberheim Electronics. It became one of the most iconic drum machines of the early 1980s, particularly influential in hip-hop, electro, and pop music
🔧 Key Features:
12-bit digital samples: The DMX used actual sampled drum sounds stored in EPROM chips, giving it a realistic, punchy character that distinguished it from analog drum machines like the Roland TR-808.
Sounds: It included individual samples for kick, snare, hi-hats, toms, cymbals, claps, cowbell, etc. The samples could be swapped out using different EPROMs.
8-voice polyphony: You could play up to 8 drum sounds at once.
Individual outputs: Each drum sound had its own output jack, allowing for separate processing and mixing.
Swing and quantization: The DMX had adjustable swing, making its grooves feel more human.
Tight MIDI sync and clocking: It could sync with other gear via MIDI (on later models), DIN sync, or analog clock pulses.
Sequencing: Patterns and songs could be programmed in step or real-time mode, with memory for multiple patterns and songs.
🎧 Sound Character:
Punchy and dry, with a distinctive ’80s sheen.
The snare and clap are especially famous—used heavily in early rap and electro.
It had a more realistic, “studio drummer” feel than analog machines, making it ideal for producers aiming for a more polished sound
This unit has a toggle and button on top and button which we are not sure of the function. Never used it."
via this Reverb listing
"The Oberheim DMX is a classic digital drum machine introduced in 1981 by Oberheim Electronics. It became one of the most iconic drum machines of the early 1980s, particularly influential in hip-hop, electro, and pop music🔧 Key Features:
12-bit digital samples: The DMX used actual sampled drum sounds stored in EPROM chips, giving it a realistic, punchy character that distinguished it from analog drum machines like the Roland TR-808.
Sounds: It included individual samples for kick, snare, hi-hats, toms, cymbals, claps, cowbell, etc. The samples could be swapped out using different EPROMs.
8-voice polyphony: You could play up to 8 drum sounds at once.
Individual outputs: Each drum sound had its own output jack, allowing for separate processing and mixing.
Swing and quantization: The DMX had adjustable swing, making its grooves feel more human.
Tight MIDI sync and clocking: It could sync with other gear via MIDI (on later models), DIN sync, or analog clock pulses.
Sequencing: Patterns and songs could be programmed in step or real-time mode, with memory for multiple patterns and songs.
🎧 Sound Character:
Punchy and dry, with a distinctive ’80s sheen.
The snare and clap are especially famous—used heavily in early rap and electro.
It had a more realistic, “studio drummer” feel than analog machines, making it ideal for producers aiming for a more polished sound
This unit has a toggle and button on top and button which we are not sure of the function. Never used it."
E-MU Systems Emax Rack Sampler w/~180 floppy disks SN 11970487
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"Just the facts:
1. This E-mu Emax rack sampler is in good condition.
2. This includes the E-mu Emax rack itself.
3. This includes about 180 floppy disks.
4. This includes an IEC power cable.
5. This does not include the original factory box and paperwork.
6. This does not include a set of rack ears.
Please take a look at the pictures. As you can see, this Emax is in good condition."
Pics of the inside below. Interesting RAMBIRD logo.
via this Reverb listing
"Just the facts:
1. This E-mu Emax rack sampler is in good condition.
2. This includes the E-mu Emax rack itself.
3. This includes about 180 floppy disks.
4. This includes an IEC power cable.
5. This does not include the original factory box and paperwork.
6. This does not include a set of rack ears.
Please take a look at the pictures. As you can see, this Emax is in good condition."
Pics of the inside below. Interesting RAMBIRD logo.
SOLTON POLYVOX & POLYVOX KEYBOARD
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Video in the listing previously posted here.
"Complete set including the uber-rare Polyvox K (keyboard), original manual, connector cable and foot switch (not in photo)
Just back from an extensive service by top technician - everything works and sounds fantastic - please have a look at the video of this very unit for sale.
Condition is Very Good - some general wear as seen in the photos.
The two case lids are included as well, the latches close tightly and they still get the job done."
via this Reverb listing
Video in the listing previously posted here.
"Complete set including the uber-rare Polyvox K (keyboard), original manual, connector cable and foot switch (not in photo)
Just back from an extensive service by top technician - everything works and sounds fantastic - please have a look at the video of this very unit for sale.
Condition is Very Good - some general wear as seen in the photos.
The two case lids are included as well, the latches close tightly and they still get the job done."
E-MU Pro/Cussion Maximum Percussion Module - Preset Sound Variations
video upload by SUBTOKYOSHOP Music Gears
"E-MU Pro/Cussion Maximum Percussion Module
Preset Sound Variations
Recorded with
*E-MU Pro/Cussion Maximum Percussion Module
*Maxon AD-100 Analog Delay
*Ableton Push"
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Dr.Sample SP303 & Fostex X-12 - Ambient
video upload by Kuro Kasetto
"A small ambient jam, using the Dr. Sample SP-303 and the Fostex X-12. The SP is playing some synth sounds, and the Fostex is playing some drones along with birdsong, creating a nice ambient atmosphere."
Tonverk Tutorial: Exploring Tonverk's Tracks and Routing
video upload by Elektron
"Risa T walks us down Tonverk's 16 tracks, and how your tracks (and sounds) can connect in a plethora of ways for massive routing flexibility and audio processing playtime."
UVI SonicBundle Session | Creating a Stranger Things theme with Venus Theory
video upload by UVI
"Today, Cameron from @VenusTheory welcomes us in the intimacy of his home studio, where every sound tells a story.
Inspired by the mysterious atmosphere of Stranger Things and the excitement around the new season, he challenged his creativity by crafting a cue entirely with instruments and effects from SonicBundle.
Explore SonicBundle now, at https://www.uvi.net/sonicbundle"
KALEIDOSCOPE. Factory Presets Demo (No Talking)
video upload by Vadjuse
Also see KALEIDOSCOPE. Additive Parameters Page Explained, and additional posts here.
"Waiting List and Manual: http://vadjuse.ru/kaleidoscope_en
Kaleidoscope is a 4-track multitimbral synthesizer for creating generative music.
It supports additive, subtractive, physical modeling, and FM synthesis.
It has a built-in generative sequencer.
Tracks can be combined into polyphonic groups or joined into stacks.
Presets:
Intro
00:00 06042014
00:59 L1
01:40 SPACEHUNT
02:55 NEUROKICK
03:16 MOTOKICK
Basses
03:43 PWMDRON
04:49 ACIDRAVE2
05:21 SINEBURN
05:37 ASH
Leads
07:11 MELANHOLIA
08:08 ENERGYCORE
09:28 LOSTINSPAC
10:30 UNSTABLE
Arps
10:59 MARBLE
11:39 PONDFISH
12:20 SEMISIMMR
12:44 IAMWHOAMI
13:24 ORACLE
14:56 MOTOR
Physical Modeling
15:37 LAZERMERCY
16:52 ELECTROBOW
18:08 ELEPHANT
18:36 BUCKET
18:54 MEMBRANE
Perc
19:14 GLITCHx
19:53 NOISE
20:10 0b11001001
20:26 PUNCHFACE
20:51 MELOSNR
20:58 ROCKSNR
21:08 OLDBASTARD"
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