This 1982 Synth Plays Chords With One Finger

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"This synth lets you play full chords with just one finger.

The Korg Poly-61 was released in 1982 and was likely one of the first synthesizers to feature Chord Memory.

Paired with a vintage Boss DR-110 drum machine."

Korg 03R/W 32-Voice Polyphonic Synthesizer Module SN 004872

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Digital Keyboards Inc. Synergy I Polyphonic Additive Synthesizer SN 01253

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Dave Smith Instruments Mopho Analog Keyboard Synthesizer SN 00144

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Sequential OB-6

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Exploring the Percussive and Acoustic Side of Windang [LFSR NOISE SYNTH | DEMO 2]

video upload by Gen Thalz

"Exploring the percussive and acoustic side of Windang. In this video, i demonstrate and share some tips and tricks on how to access its metallic sounds.

//All sounds in this video were generated entirely by WINDANG. No external effects pedals or post-processing were used except on one part of the video where i demonstrate how it sound with a reverb effect.. Recorded directly through a Behringer mixer into a GoPro Hero10, with all mixer parameters set to center.

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Creation - Ableton Move as Master Clock - USB Sync Jam (DrumBrute Impact + Apocalypse + Pill)

video upload by 2-Minute Warning

"In this dawless jam, I wanted to experiment with the Ableton Move as the master clock, syncing the Arturia DrumBrute Impact using nothing but a single USB cable.

Actually the setup worked quite well throughout the session, even if the clock jitter is really visible on the DrumBrute Impact's tempo display.

The rhythmic foundation comes mainly from the DrumBrute Impact and its internal sequencer, while all melodic content (bass & pads) comes from the Ableton Move.

For this jam, I used four 'Audio Tracks' on the Move, loaded with loops and sequences that I originally recorded years ago in my DAW using software synthesizers such as Reveal Sound Spire, Arturia Spark... It was interesting to give these older recordings a new life inside a hardware-focused workflow 😊

If you're using an Ableton Move with external hardware, I'd be curious to hear about your experience using it as a master clock 😉

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Roland TR-606 , TTMC Sequencer Card , Buchla Easelcommand

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Ableton Datashifter Max for Live Device

video upload by Akihiko Matsumoto

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"Most glitch processors treat rhythm as something to destroy. Datashifter takes a more controlled approach. It breaks the surface of percussion while preserving the force underneath.

Designed as an Ableton Max for Live device, Datashifter captures short fragments of incoming stereo audio into an internal memory system, then reads those fragments back through multiple voices. These voices can stutter, reverse, jump to earlier moments, or shift playback speed in octave based steps.

The result is not a simple repeat effect. It feels closer to a live editing system for drum time. The groove continues to move forward, while small pieces of its memory are rearranged, folded, interrupted, and returned to the beat.

A Beat Is Not Just a Grid

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pikocore v2 firmware

video upload by infinitedigits

"pikocore has a brand new firmware that will work on all pikocore devices or pikocore remixes.

the firmware has two major changes:

1) total revamp of the "stretch" to an amazing sounding grain-based timestretch and

2) a sample manager that works over usb in the browser! no need to reflash firmwares when changing samples.

simply connect to a website (https://pikocore.com), and add/delete/rearrange your audio files in the browser (chrome works best). additionally if you are using the ittybittymidi just click a checkbox on the sample manager.

diy kits still available at https://shop.infinitedigits.co/

source code full open-source: https://github.com/schollz/pikocore"