Make Noise 0-Coast Desktop Semi-Modular Analog Synthesizer

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Roland Juno-60 61-Key Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer (Near Mint)

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"Roland Juno-60 in near mint condition. This iconic 1980s analog polysynth is known for its lush, warm pads, punchy basses, and the legendary built-in chorus that has defined countless classic tracks.

I purchased this directly from the original owner who bought it brand new. There are barely any scratches on the whole synth just some very light scratches and a small mark on one wood side panel. This is by far the cleanest Juno-60 I’ve seen on Reverb in the past year.

Condition:

Cosmetic: Excellent overall; minimal wear with a tiny mark on one wood side panel.
Functional: Fully functional—all keys, sliders, switches, patch memory, and chorus work perfectly.
Maintenance: Recently cleaned and serviced; ready to play or record.
Features:
61 keys, 6-voice polyphony
Classic Roland analog VCOs and VCFs
Signature built-in chorus effect
Patch memory for 56 presets
MIDI retrofit possible

This Juno-60 is an exceptionally clean example, perfect for collectors, performers, or studio use. Don’t miss your chance to own one of the most beloved analog synths of all time!"

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RSF Kobol with Vesta Kozo DIG-420 - part 1/2 #rsfkobol #vestakozodig420 #polyendtracker

video upload by analogia pl

"RSF Kobol with Vesta Kozo DIG-420 (plus some Roland PH-830 and H3000).

Polyend Tracker plays a sequence on the Kobol via CV/gate. Gate on another channel triggers delays in Vesta and yet another channel with gate sequentially switches between presets in Kobol. Sound complex but is quite simple."

Stylophone On-The-Fly Performance Sequencer

video upload by Stylophone

"A hands-on sequencer built to be played, not just programmed

The latest edition to the Stylophone Pro Range turns pattern programming into a real-time performance. Every control responds instantly, letting you shape patterns with rhythm, pitch, and playing-style variations while the sequence is running — no menus, no stopping.

Program just 8 steps and instantly access multiple 16, 32 or 64-step patterns, switching between them on-the-fly or change direction without breaking the groove. Add glide, ratchets, rests, ties, or controlled randomness per step while the sequence is playing.

With full Eurorack CV, Gate, Sync, and MIDI connectivity, it integrates effortlessly into modular, MIDI, and hybrid setups — and scales up easily with more units into a multi-sequencer system.

Key Features
• Performance-focused 16, 32 or 64-step sequences with 8 live-switchable pattern chains each
• Instantly switchable sequence directions, Forward, Reverse, Bounce
• On-the-fly switching between 24 sequence memories with per-step pitch and duty cycle
• Hands-on control — tweak everything while playing
• Musical scale & transpose control (Knob, CV, or MIDI)
• Creative step effects: skip, rest, tie, glide, ratchet, random
• Manual performance button for instant fills and movement
• Groove controls: tempo, swing, lead/lag timing, note length, gate length (duty)
• Loop Record your performance up to 1024 steps
• Per-step gate outputs (8 separate gate outs plus the summed Gate Out)
• Eurorack-ready CV & Gate I/O plus MIDI & Sync
• Expandable system — link and sync multiple units for larger setups"

Glazig

video upload by Grain Blanc

"Short version of new track with eurorack, Plinky+, Norns shield (Lamellae script) and minichord.
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#eurorack #plinkyplus #nornsshield #minichord #ambientmusic"

SUPER saws for the win / with Happy Nerding SUPER SAWTOR (and how to live without it)

video upload by BRiES

"In this video I demonstrate a technique described in the Compare 2 Practical User guide (link below) for how to create animated supersaws. I also demonstrate the amazing Happy Nerding SUPER SAWTOR which makes it so much easier to create that thick sound. Also also: how amazing does that HN MMM VCF sound!?

Thanks to Happy Nerding for supporting this video."

Esu's Trifecta Gives You Godlike Power with Triple FX

video upload by Metamyther

"In this video, we dive into Esu's Trifecta, a powerful stereo triple-effects Eurorack module built for experimental sound design, aggressive textures, alien soundscapes, and modern electronic music production. Hear how Trifecta transforms modular synth patches with lush stereo processing, wild modulation, and gritty character that shines in any hardware-focused studio setup or live performance. If you're chasing unique effects chains and deep sound design, this hands-on demo shows why Esu’s Trifecta stands out as a creative weapon for pushing modular systems beyond the ordinary."

Polyend 10th Anniversary Edition Tracker Mini _Beat3

video upload by Isobutane

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Roland TR-1000 + TB-303: Techno jam

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PATCH / INDUSTRIAL AMBIENT / full Joranalogue system

video upload by Joranalogue Audio Design

"In this patch I explored a more industrial ambient side of the Joranalogue Audio Design system. The highlight for me are the stereo pings made with dual COLLIDE 4 modules. The battery of CONTOUR 1 modules is essential here for creating interesting time relations between all the events in the patch. No external modules were used.

We started with 2 CONTOUR 1s chained together (FALL OUT to TRIG in) in a dual looping envelope patch. This way we created a tempo and a few modulation sources for 2 GENERATE 3s being crossmodulated.

The first sounds we hear in the jam are made in a similar fashion: a few interpatched CONTOUR 1 modules create gates that open and close very high pitched oscillators (G3 and OR3) for the beeps and noises.

The pitches for the melodies of the 2 pinged COLLIDE 4s are set by two STEP 8s. The highlight of this patch—for me personally—was the idea to use WALK 4 to select the stages of both STEP 8s. This way we were walking through the stages of both STEP 8s in a brownian way (not entirely random, not entirely linear).

Everything, apart from the kicksound, was mixed in stereo, using 2 x MIX 3 patched through to MORPH 4 from which we extracted the A+B and C+D outputs as a stereo pair.

Simon"