Arturia Microbrute Analog Keyboard Synthesizer (Red)

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Buchla Music Easel Semi-Modular Analog Synthesizer - Retro Edition

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Hartmann Neuron VS Nuke

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"A bit of a bizarre piece of history, this Hartmann Nuke brings vector synthesis to a whole new level."

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Roland Juno-106 61-Key Programmable Polyphonic Synthesizer SN 525338 & 474470

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"A high water mark for glassine pads, premier brass stabs, and surprisingly present basses, the Roland Juno 106 is well deserving of it's status as a classic synthesizer. All voices have been refurbished, this is a fully working specimen, with all sliders and pots cleaned and working wonderfully. Physically, this unit is in very clean condition with average panel wear.

Service Notes:
New set of voice chips (Rosen Sound 80017a clones)
Power supply and voice board fully calibrated
Panel board and all controls cleaned
New dust covers on panel faders
Bend assembly and controls cleaned
keys and chassis cleaned"

474470 via this Reverb listing

Service Notes:
New set of voice chips (Rosen Sound 80017a clones)
Power supply and voice board fully calibrated
Panel board and all controls cleaned
New dust covers on panel faders
New tact switches for all panel buttons
Bend assembly and controls cleaned
Bend arm and rubber stopped replaced
Jack board connectors resoldered
Standard IEC grounded AC power connector installed
Keys and chassis cleaned
replaced missing fader cap

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What happens when you modulate Clairaudient at audio-rates

video upload by Omri Cohen

"This is an experiment with the new Clairaudient VCO. I wanted to see how far I can take it by modulating its various parameters at audio-rates. These patches are quite minimal, but the results are very much interesting.

If you're interested in these patches (and many more) and supporting the channel, consider joining our community on Patreon and Discord - / omricohen"

Drone - 00:00
Percussion - 01:42
Sequence - 04:41
Chords - 07:37
Noise - 09:52

Verbos Producer Configuration | Harmonic Oscillator

video upload by Akihiko Matsumoto

Living the Euclidean Dream - A Hands-Off Eurorack Patch

video upload by Scrapcode Modular

"A slow, relaxing musical meditation on Eurorack. No post processing - audio goes straight from the rack's headphone output to the camera input.

Patch notes:

Audio signal flow:

4x Osciallators from @scrapcodemodular QUORD - Chord Sequence Oscillator (prototype)
into
4x inputs of Doepfer A-105-4 Quad Poly VCF (low pass filter)
into
4x inputs of @behringer Four Play VCA
into
4x inputs of @Dreadbox-synths Psychosis (adding panning movement and delay effect)
into
Stereo input on @behringer rack mixer (adding stereo chorus/reverb effect)
into
Stereo input on camera

Envelope modulation:
@scrapcodemodular WONK - Quad Envelope Generator is controlling both the VCF and VCA for each of the four notes individually. This is being triggered by the @scrapcodemodular AXIOM - Euclidean Rhythm Generator, which is set to a 15 step pattern. The trigger for the bass note is multed to the QUORD's 'Play Next' input to progress the chord each time a bass note is played. This gives a slow 12/8 feel due to the 8 chord sequence, but as AXIOM is running over 15 steps, any repetitions in rhythm are spread throughout the pattern rather than being repeated each bar.

LFO modulation:
As well as the Psychosis adding stereo interest, slow LFOs have been patched into various parameters on AXIOM to keep the rhythm changing - not so much as to be jarring or unfamiliar, but enough that the same order of notes almost never repeats. Further cyclical modulation has also been applied to the WONK parameter (changing envelope timings) and the filter's cutoff frequency. LFOs have been attenuated using @scrapcodemodular QUATT - Multenuverter."

TTMC BBD Tokyo Delay , 158 , Tokyo Gate 2 , 5Step Sequencer , DFG

video upload by Tokyo Tape Music Center

Cha Cha Guitri - Non non non

I just recently came accross this one and thought it was worth sharing, if anything for the nun with the SYNTHI below. It immediately reminded me of the Every Nun Needs a SYNTHI ads. According to the article that the image is from, they formed around 1981. The article is in French and has one NSFW (not safe for work) image of a breast - fair warning if you pop it up with someone else within eyesight: [French | Googlish]. The following is the bit pertinent to synths followed by a translation of the full article. You can find the release via BandCamp above or in the article from Born Bad Records. I also wanted to post this for the way the female singer enunciates those lyrics.



"While they started out like everyone else, playing flute and acoustic guitar and listening to King Crimson, the arrival of synthesizers on the European music scene completely redefined their direction: they cut their hair, donned ties, and replaced Indian tapestries with Venetian curtains. Kraftwerk had clearly had an influence. It was around an EMS AKS synthesizer, a Roland SH101, and a Roland TR808 drum machine that the four friends gathered in their home studio to compose the carefree and joyful electronic and exotic tunes that are the hallmark of Chacha Guitry. The group thus chose to climb the sunny side of New Wave, the one taken by the B-52's or Isabelle Antena, rather than its dark side, cluttered with the heirs of Joy Division. The boys programmed the machines, while the girls created minimalist, geometric costumes using whatever materials were at hand (paper rather than fabric). Together they immortalize their youth on Polaroid, take glue and scissors to assemble photomontages in the style of their Dadaist idols."

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Voidcontrol MIDI Releases the Typhon Unofficial Assistant

Typhon Unofficial Assistant - Demo video upload by Voidcontrol MIDI



"Voidcontrol MIDI has released the Typhon Unofficial Assistant, a software controller and patch librarian for the Dreadbox Typhon.

It brings the Typhon's sound onto the screen, adds full DAW automation, and keeps a library of your patches on your computer. Because the Typhon shares its sound parameters over MIDI but not its patch storage or internal routing, this is an Assistant rather than a full editor: it focuses on live sound control and patch management.

Features:

Live control of every parameter the Typhon exposes over MIDI, laid out by section
One-click read of the current sound from the hardware
Full DAW automation with real automation lanes, not just MIDI learn
A 32-step sequencer that locks to DAW tempo or MIDI clock and plays the Typhon, with per-step gate, tie, velocity and gate length, plus global division, swing and probability
A lossless patch library with naming, categories, favorites, search, and single-file or full-bank import and export
Preset export to .typhonpr for use with Dreadbox's own Preset Manager
A standalone version for use without a DAW
Init and randomize
Resizable UI, 50 to 300 percent
Windows 10 and 11, as a VST3 plugin and a standalone app. Requires a MIDI connection to a Dreadbox Typhon on firmware 4.2 or later. Tested in Ableton, Bitwig, Cubase, Reaper, Studio One, and Waveform. A Mac version is under consideration.

Available now at voidcontrolmidi.com for $15.

Not affiliated with Dreadbox. 'Typhon' is a trademark of its respective owner."

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