"M-Audio Venom Purple Beta Tester Version As far as I know there where only a few of these made in this color. The production units where white with orange and black lettering. I was one of the beta testers and sound programmers for this synth. I upgraded the motherboard recently to a production release motherboard swapping out the beta motherboard. When I swapped the motherboard I reset it back to the factory patches but will provide a download of my patches that I programmed during the development of this synth. I also put in a new old stock keybed as the original one had yellowed, the new one is a bright white. While it requires using the editor from either a Mac or PC to program it completely it has a broad range of possible sounds. It is a very fat sounding synth."
"This 5v sequencer was bought new and lightly used in my smoke free studio. It's in full working order and excellent condition. Has a 1/4 CV output and comes with a 5v power supply.
Different combinations of steps can be made by switching steps on and adjusting the knobs. They all affect each other so there are random results in the outputted sequence. Starve knob - slowly turn knob until effects are heard in the sequence. Hold button will stop sequence whilst pressed."
"Super rare British analogue monosynth from Clef Electronic Music. Recently serviced and working well. Classic late-70s/early-80s panel with hands-on control: dual VCO section (with glide and sub-octs), noise, LFO, ADSR, and a great-sounding VCF with resonance. Compact keys, wood-effect cheeks and that gloriously utilitarian UK boutique vibe. Great for leads, SFX and modulated drones. Hard-wired UK mains cable fitted (240V).
Rear panel has Line Out, Headphones, and Speaker jacks. There’s also a “Sequencer” connector/jack present on the back panel; interestingly, this unit (and others we’ve seen) were built with no internal sequencer circuitry fitted, so the connector is effectively a vestigial feature."
Jacob Dupre visits Kraft Music to take us on a tour of the Studiologic SL 88 GT mk2 MIDI controller keyboard!
Studiologic SL mk2 series controllers are more than just master keyboards; they're a new chapter in musical keyboard controllers. From the innovative UX Logic interface, seamless integration with the Numa Player, high-definition MIDI 2.0, to the immersive realism of the keybeds, every detail is crafted to bring your music to life.
SL88 Mk2 and SL73 Mk2 are equipped with the TP/110 keybed, a high-end, weighted mechanism combining feather-light portability with robust playability. With reduced bounce and aftertouch triggered by hammer action, every note feels authentic and effortless. SL88 GT Mk2 features the TP/400 Wood, Studiologic's finest keybed ever. Designed to deliver an unparalleled touch, it offers a playing experience remarkably close to that of an acoustic grand piano.
Get more for your money with an exclusive Studiologic SL Mk2 MIDi keyboard controller bundle from Kraft Music. These package deals include the accessories you'll need to get the most out of your new MIDI controller, all for one low price. If you have any questions, please contact us. Our knowledgeable sales advisors will be happy to assist in choosing the bundle that's right for you!"
ROAT is an 8-bit experimental oscillator inspired by the Soma "Rumble of Ancient Times" synthesizer.
It includes 4 oscillators that can be triggered independently, by pressing 4 different zones of the keyboard, or recording a step sequence.
Combining oscillator activation with the different settings per oscillator (pitch, shape, LFO) and different combination algorithms, and adding randomization and chaos, gives you a wide range of sonic possibilities, from melodic to digital noise.
Settings per oscillator:
Pitch
16 different waveshapes
LFO (for pitch or amplitude) with 8 different shapes
16-step rhythmic sequence, syncable with external devices
Additional features:
3 oscillator combination diagrams with 7 different summing algorithms per node (including FM)
2 randomization algorithms
External audio processing (NTS-1 mk II only)
Chromatic play"
"our Bumpy #LinnStrument Surface makes it easier to play by feel instead of by sight. We’ve shipped over 150 surfaces for LinnStrument 128, and preorders are now open for LinnStrumenf 200. Shipping in Feb 2026. Order before Dec 8 for a 15% discount.
"One BLACK aftermarket silicone surface for LinnStrument 128. LinnStrument not included.
This surface makes it easier to play LinnStrument by feel instead of by sight. Each row is shaped like a long speedbump, which has three benefits:
Guides fingers to stay on target during long pitch slides
Provides confident tactile feedback when shifting a finger up/down between rows or hitting a double stop
Allows more intentional Y expression by feeling for the front, back, or crest of the bump
The grooves are centered over the top of the notes, instead of on the boundaries. The way the finger can feel when it's on target.
The root note bumps or dots have been removed to make alternate tunings easier.
This surface is great for playing LinnStrument with eyes closed or playing with two hands.
International Customers: prices listed do not include import taxes or fees. Please note that you may need to pay an additional custom when importing.
Black Surface Back Side Cosmetic Issue (Oct 22, 2025): the remaining 8 black surfaces have unintended paint application on the back side. After installation this is not visible to the user, and it has no functional impact. Some examples are shown here. We apologize for the suboptimal appearance. The price has been reduced %10 for the remaining stock. Thank you."
"100 New and flavorful #sounds for @KorgOfficial #monologue - These #sounds are suitable for ambient, documentary, EDM, house, IDM, techno, trance and various sorts of electronic dance music genres.
All sounds in this video are sourced directly from KORG monologue and have a touch of delay by the rather excellent @OTOMACHINES OTO-BIM. No external EQ, compression or other processing has been applied."
If the holidays had a VCA, we just cranked that sucker up to full blast with fresh merch drops, "Best of '25" year-end articles, and a big ol' bag of deals."
