Simon Stokes & Mr Copy - Live Techno Jam 1

YouTube via siedgey
"Hi everyone, thanks for watching! This is a track that me and my mate Mr Copy have made in the last couple of evenings...it's our first ever track together, what do you think?

We have MPC2500 on beats (Mr Copy) and the 909 / Virus on all other noises (me). Look out for Mr Copy's debut EP "Minerva" which is out on Soma records on May 12th as a 12"/MP3 - he's shit hot.

Thanks for watching, as always please leave a comment if you liked it / hated it / have a muscle spasm that means you can't avoid it."

Korg SQ 10 - EMS VCS3 - TR-606 - TB-303 - QMF / NORTEC

YouTube via bostich1
"Ramon Bostich Jam

EMS VCS3 "The Putney"
TR-606 Analogue Solutions Mod.
TB-303 Analogue Solutions Mod. "The Borg"
Korg Analog Sequencer SQ 10
Sherman QMF Quad Modular Filter

www.myspace,com/tijuanasoundmachine
www.myspace.com/bostichpointloma"

MIDI Drum Trigger System by Akira Jimbo

YouTube via luvgitara
"MIDI Drum Trigger System by Akira Jimbo, Oct. 6 '07"

Deluxe MOOG S-Trigger Cable

via this auction

"GATE to MOOG S-TRIGGER active cable. This hard-to-find cable automatically converts positive gate signals (V-GATE of 3-15 Volts) to an S-TRIGGER and requires no additional power. Built-in LED lights when a gate signal is present. Works with most vintage Moogs and MIDI to CV converters (including: Roland's MPU-101, Kenton, PAIA and many others).



Product Features
* Approx. 10 foot (3 meter) length
* Converts GATE voltages to Moog's S-TRIGGER
* Built-in LED indicates gate status (3-15 Volts)
* 1/8" (3.5mm) mini plug (Gate Side) to 2-PIN Jones plug (Moog Side)
* Works with 1/4" and 1/8" plugs (includes free adapter & cable tie)
* Works with most vintage Moogs (E-mail me if unsure)"

Synthesizer Magnets

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Synths included:
PPG Wave 2.3
MOOG Voyager
MOOG Minimoog
KORG MS20
KORG MicroKORG
Clavia Nord Lead 3
Clavia Nord Stage 76
Roland Jupiter-8
Roland Juno-106
Roland TB-303
Roland CR-78
Roland MC-505
Roland RE201
Novation Supernova II
E-Mu Emulator II
Access Virus TI
Access Virus Polar

Realistic MOOG MG-1

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"The Radio Shack Realistic Concertmate MG-1, Model 42-4000

Radio Shack Concertmate MG-1 Specifications
- Type: Synth/ keyboard/
- Synthesis Type: Analog Subtractive
- Polyphony:
* Max: 1
* Typical in use: 1
- Multi-timbral (number of parts): ?
- Oscillators per Voice :
* Min : 1
* Max : 2
- Controllers : Pitch+ mod
- Keyboard :
* Number of Keys : 37
- Inputs and Outputs :
* Number of Audio Outs (excluding Phones) : 2
* Number of Audio Ins : CV s trig
- Upgrade Options : Filter input mod

BONUS: we are also including a FULL SET of sliders, switches and caps! Although this unit is fully functiontional, it is well known that the foam around the switches turns to goo on these units. They were also built using rather cheap parts at the factory. Therefore time has not been kind to the switches and sliders. BUT DON'T WORRY - we are putting a COMPLETE SET of replacements in the package in this auction... woooo hoooo!!!!!

Here is a fabulous source of information, including the history of the MG-1.

Here are some other resources for this keyboard:

Download owner's manual (1.3MB)
Download circuit board diagram (4.3MB)
Download key jack diagram (2.5MB)
Realistic MG-1 Service Manual.zip"

ELKA PM 13 MIDI Bass Pedal Controller

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"Vintage Elka PM 13 MIDI Bass Pedal Synthesizer. Pedalboard Connects to any MIDI Generator (IE Keyboard) and Play the Bass by Foot Pedals. Transpose and Hold Functions are Incorporated on the Pedal. The White Keys are from Left to Right the MIDI Channels 1 to 7, the Black Keys are the Octave Range (C# = C1-C2, D# = C2-C3 ...). Unit Functions Very Well for Performing without a Bass Player.
Included is the Original Elka Padded Gig Bag"

Roland MC-202

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"This MC-202 has one mod--It has a FINE TEMPO knob, like TR-808 has. It is all working fine with no scratchy pots or sliders. The battery compartment is nice and clean. (see pics). Can run on batteries or 9-12v ac adaptor. It doesn't include the power supply --I will include a set of batteries. A word to the wise -it is much safer to use the TB-303's, 606, MC-202 with batteries as they are kinder to the electronics. If you insist on a power supply get the HFA electronics NZ made Roland replacement for $25 direct from manufacturer. This is a great sequencer/synth which is a kind of half way between a TB-303 and an SH-101. The synth section is basically a SH-101 synth, more than capable of 303-style blips and squelches, plus much more. The sequencer is actually quite powerful for what it is and not difficult to use. It has two channels, so can control a 2nd synth via CV, and importantly has controls for portamento and accent, essential if you're trying to make it sound like a 303. Syncs to TR606/626/707/808/909/303 via Roland DIN sync, or get yourself a MIDI-DIN sync converter and sync it to your "modern" equipment.
Info and sound samples
MC-202 hack"

mQEdit Waldorf Micro Q Java Editor

"mQEdit is an intuitive graphical java editor for the Waldorf Micro Q synthesizer. It includes interfaces for editing sound-patches including a randomizer, multi-patches, drum-patches, sound banks and global parameters. Patches can stored as either 'midi' files or 'sysex' files." [LINK]

Prophet 64 w/ Midi Interface 1351 mouse + cables

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"Prophet 64 cartridge with all the accessories you need to turn your Commodore64 into a full blown chiptune music studio, just like such products as Sidstation, Midines, LittleSoundDJ (LSDJ), or Nanoloop.

This package includes:
1x Copy of the out of stock and no longer available Prophet 64 software for your c64.

http://www.prophet64.com/"