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Roland Jupiter-Xm Digital Keyboard Synthesizer

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ARP Omni 2 Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer

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"Generally working pretty good. Most of the caps have been replaced. There is a problem with the synth on/off switches but otherwise it is working well."

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Roland MC-8 Microcomposer and MC-8 Interface

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MFB Dominion 1 Synthesizer

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Sci-Fi patch on the Oberheim Xpander Synthesizer

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MFB Tanzbär 2 and Synth Pro Live JAM - First Steps

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"This is my first Test with this Setup."

MFB Synth Pro / Dominion Club / Tanzbar2 / 2nd Jam

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"2nd Jam with mostly MFB Gear. Enjoy!"

Korg Microkorg crystal - Synth sounds pt.3

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"Here are some of my song ideas/melodies/noodles on the Microkorg. These are not factory sounds."

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Therevox through Gamechanger Audio MOTOR pedal

video upload by Benjamin Dehli

Chapters:
00:00 MOTOR Pedal
00:28 MOTOR Pedal and Dimension D
01:15 Drive and x-mod

"Playing a Therevox ET-4.3 through a Gamechanger Audio MOTOR pedal.

Oscillator 1 is controlled by the ring and used as a pitch-tracking signal for the MOTOR Pedal. Oscillator 2 is set to a fixed pitch and recorded through a Roland Dimension D for a stereo effect. Both signals are routed through an Electro Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man delay and a Chase Bliss Audio & Merix CXM 1978 reverb.

Instrument:
Therevox ET-4.3

Effects: Alex Franklinos Stereo Transformer Saturator
Chase Bliss Audio & Meris CXM 1978
DIY Recording Equipment G Bus VCA Compressor
Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man
Gamechanger Audio MOTOR Pedal
Hairball Audio FET/RACK Revision D
Handsome Audio Zulu
Roland Dimension D SDD-300

Website: https://www.dehlimusikk.no"

Roland TR-1000: Techno jam

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DeftAudio Introduces Korg DDD-1 / DDD-5 Programmable PCM Card

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"The ultimate modern upgrade for your vintage Korg drum machines Bring new life, flexibility, and creative range to your Korg DDD-1, DDD-5, and DRM with the Deftaudio PCM Custom Card, a fully programmable, multi-bank PCM expansion designed for musicians, sound designers, and vintage gear enthusiasts.

Github:
https://github.com/Deftaudio/DDD1_DDD...

Store:
https://deftaudio.com/store/tproduct/...

8 Banks of Instantly Switchable Sounds
The card stores up to 8 PCM banks in non-volatile memory, each selectable via the front-mounted DIP switch panel for fast hands-on switching during sessions or performance.
Each bank provides up to 8 sound slots with roughly 1.5 seconds of shared sample time, ideal for drum hits, percussive textures, stabs, and short FX.

Seamless Integration with Korg DDD-1/DDD-5 OS
All sound names are properly recognized and displayed on the DDD-1/5 screen, making this user-friendly PCM upgrade available.

USB-C Programmable
Load your own samples using the built-in USB-C interface.
Windows companion scripts are included for fully automated import; macOS and Linux users can run them via Parallels, VirtualBox, Wine, or similar environments.
Supports standard WAV files with no special requirements. Sounds are automatically trimmed, resampled, mono converted to maximize utilization of internal memory.

Visual Feedback While You Work
A perimeter LED indicator provides clear visual activity cues while accessing or programming the card, it adds a vintage gear aesthetics.

Open Source & Fully Hackable
Based on PicoROM open-source project, the Deftaudio PCM Custom Card is highly modifiable for developers and power users who want to customize behavior, storage layouts, or even firmware.
PCM conversion scripts are highly modifiable and tweakable. Based on previous work of R-Massive and shared back with a community.
Fully Github documented, DIY community is welcomed."