"Moog Prodigy 336a analog monophonic synthesizer (Serial#: 12223). This is the later model with the CV control inputs and outputs. This synth was modified by a previous owner. On the back panel a 1/8" patch point was added next to the S-Trig connector (visible in the photo). I honestly have no idea what this mod does, but I do know that this modification apparently hasn't effected the operation of the stock CV ins and outs."
YouTube via blindoldfreak | August 03, 2010 See the SuONOIO label below for more. "Citizen Mori stopped by Scott's place and took a few photos/audio samples of the SuONOIO protoype. here is what he came up with!"
"Just a demo video for the modular synth gearheads out there. Sorry for no annotations but you can probably tell that I'm just trying to show the range of effect the module has using as many settings as possible. I start slow and then speed up at the end because I realize my camera is going to shut off before I'm done! ;-)
COTK C1660 And Grove PM Resonator Pink Noise Tests
"Just a demo video for the modular synth gearheads out there. Sorry for no annotations but you can probably tell that I'm just trying to show the range of effect each module has using as many settings as possible."
"BPM 1.5 adds many new features, plus 4 GB of additional sounds for over 19 GB of included kits, patterns, loops, and samples.
TR 808…LinnDrum…SP1200… Iconic rhythm machines from decades past that brought us legendary sounds that still drive today's beats. BPM delivers the sounds of 80 such classic machines from the 1970's, 80's and 90's — a massive 4 GB collection of legacy rhythm sounds, combined with BPM's updated 1.5 library, for an unprecedented 19 GB, by far the most extensive rhythm sound library available.
Updated soundbanks deliver kits, patterns and sounds for many additional musical styles, including big beat, dancehall, dub, electro, jungle, hard trance, house, jungle-drum bass, minimal, progressive, vinylized and others. With BPM's FlexLoop™ technology, you control every loop element, from individual samples to FX parameters. Combine kits and patterns from each style to quickly create unique hybrid beats.
How you play your instrument is how you express yourself as a musical artist. That's why BPM lets you use the MIDI controller of your choice. It needs to feel right. Be right. Just for you. BPM goes further by letting you customize how it responds to your pad controller, MIDI keyboard, or other controller, so that your flow is BPM's flow, and BPM flows with you.
Choose any note repeat value, from triplet 64ths to dotted quarters to 32x. Assign the note repeat button to any control item on your MIDI controller. Change the repeat value on the fly from your controller. Control the volume (velocity) of repeated notes with aftertouch pressure. This is rhythm programming the way it should be: live, dynamic, and customizable.
The new MIDI Select feature gives you direct access to each pad — up to 64 simultaneous pads per scene — for quick editing and tweaking directly from your MIDI controller. Need to tweak the filter cutoff on the crash cymbal? Play the pad, tweak the filter, done.
When creating your own banks of sounds, the new Bank Aux FX feature lets you program and save effects such as delays, reverb, filters, and any of BPM's dozens of included effects together with the bank itself, so that the next time you load the kit, the effects load with it.
The BPM 1.5 upgrade package includes: * BPM 1.5 installer CD * Updated BPM 1.5 soundbank DVDs * New Beat Box Anthology soundbank DVD * Beat Box Anthology iLok auth key code"
"Me doing an improv with my keyboards. I had to edit some of it. It was too long. Yes, I spelled Odyssey wrong. I split the drum track on the RC50 to a seperate track and the Rhodes and Prophet were not going through the RC50 so no looping with them. I need a seperate mixer to run all instruments into the RC50."
Keyboard improv jam #2
dylannau | January 30, 2008
"More jamming with my Arp, Korg, Rhodes, RC50 and a Prophet 600. No edits on this one."
"an improv featuring a VTOL Volfram(using body contact), my Serge Creature/Seq A combo, and a Stylophone Drumbeat along with a EH Memory Man Delay. http://etherra.blogspot.com/"
"A vast amount of demo songs were made for the Fairlight refills, and suddenly an assisting programmer for the Combinator sounds - mr ThinkingMachine - sent back one of the demo tracks - with vocals. A very creative input that's now been salted and peppered with a little imagery.
The whole idea with this is that we basically rescued the amazing original sound library from the Fairlight II system and added much more things so it could become a series of ultra cool refills for Reason.
More formats are our next challenge.
Every single sound in this demo is from the Fairlight CMI Legacy & Supremacy refills. The vocals were added with Propellerhead's Record."
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"My wife Anna recently got the Moog tattoo she always wanted! I got the Moog logo 7 years ago [bottom shot] and she has wanted the O ever since! Synth babe of the year? I think so ;)"
via Microscopics, this mini comes free with the Gas 0095 album on CD or Flac24 here. The "Minimoog model is printed at 600dpi on 350gsm matt-laminated card, die cut and hand scored. 1:8 scale, nonophonic." :)
"Heidi, former Moog office manager, announces this weeks winner of the Sonic Explosion Giveaway with her new little phatty, Huck. The winner got their Moog Guitar demo at My Music Store in Golden Valley, MN.
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"Eurorack modular noodle using twin [Lightfoot Labs] goatkeepers as pitch and rhythm sequencers. Both gk3s are synced using a click track that is split to each SYNC input. A simple pitch sequence was recorded into the waveform recorder of one of the gk3s using a ribbon controller attached to the expression input. The LFO out is connected to the pitch input (1V per octave) of a Livewire AFG. The rhythm gk3's LFO output is connected to the cutoff CV input of a Doepfer multimode filter. A Doepfer PLL is also used for additional pitch texture."
"The sound is very cool and has a dope phaser effect. Very ELO (Electric Light Orchestra) and Kraftwerk like. Also has a rhythm section that is typical for it's age. We could not find any info on it because it so rare, but our guess is that it is from the late seventies."