It's a cool little random voltage generator. It uses the CD4015 as its core, has only one pulse input and four pseudo random CV outputs. The board layout has been confirmed. I've built one of these units and think that it's lots of fun. It does a lot for the tiny amount of panel space that it takes up."
Samples and info at Mark Griffith's Music. "Korg Digital Voice Processor, released into the UK market in 1986. Combined Vocoder, Harmonizer, Pitch Shift and "internal waves". It doesn't as far as I can see have a carrier input. It has 8 "internal waves" that can be played via midi."
"Jünglinge is an (r)evolutionary sound texture creator/generator.
Have you ever dominated 15 stereo oscillators using your thumb? Now you can with Jünglinge!
Thanks to the incredible processing power of your iPhone™ you can create hours of (pseudo :P ) music.
Or just wear your headphone and go around generating virtual soundscapes for your real life.
There are about 49.423.255.233.235.235.567. 120.131.257.357.367.356.663.000.000.000 (number generated with a powerful server in ERLANG ;-) ) of possible combinations: you and all the human and alien races should live at least 100 lives in all the parallel universe to hear a minimal part of the soundscapes..."
"Sid Player brings you the sound of the Commodore C64 to your iPhone and the iPod Touch. Enjoy game classics such as 'Commando', 'Arkanoid', 'The last V8' or listen to the music of 'Rob Hubbard', 'Martin Galway', and many others.
Sid Player gives you access to the High Voltage Sid Collection (HVSC) consisting of over 33.000 songs from 1125 authors. Thanks to the unique sound aesthetics, Sid music is now considered an art of its own and there's a constant flow of new creations.
A Sid file occupies only few kbytes, thus you can quickly download C64 music via EDGE or UMTS and listen for hours. The search function enables you to find your favourites in a blink. Source Code
Sid Player is licensed under GPLv2. Source Code is available on request, once the application is on sale in the App Store." You can find SidPlayer here:
YouTube via SynthManiaDotCom. Mother... Fuck..e...r... Posting this one for the images and the memories. Anastasia's T99? was the track from my Rave memories. Marley is always good. Who is that at 2:50? Good memories.. OK... I go now... "SynthMania.com's studio - December 19, 2008 A video fly-by of some classic and modern synthesizers. "
YouTube via officialmikethompson "Recently-acquired ARP Omni-2 (mk2 version of the original Omni). There didn't seem to be any decent demos on YouTube so I figured I'd post this. This unit works well with the exception of the release section (foot pedal or slider) where it continues to hold random, stuck-on notes. Time for capacitor replacement! This is a common problem for the Omni anyway."
YouTube via officialmikethompson "Oberheim OB-8 - playing a quick run of one of my songs, "One For The Road" which the original can be heard on my SoundClick page: www.soundclick.com/mikethompson"
YouTube via bigcitymusic "Here's the fully capable Analogue Systems rs510e. It's the only licensed version of the Trapezoid Generator from the legendary EMS synths. The rs510e basically has an envelope generator and a VCA built into one module. You can trigger the EG with a gate from a keyboard, sequencer, or the trigger button on the face plate.
The Trapezoid Generator works a lot like a traditional envelope generator but only has three stages. There is Attack, On, and Decay. On a graph, depending on the settings, this forms a trapezoid shape. The rs510e also has an Off knob. Setting this knob fully clockwise results in a more typical EG. Turn it to the left and you have something special. The off knob controls the auto repeat function. The more you turn counterclockwise, the faster it goes. You still have all the other knobs to manipulate as well. Depending on the settings, the rs510e can repeat rather quickly.
The audio in and outs sport level controls, you can distort the input a bit too. You can also use the rs510e as a modulation source, sending the trapezoid out two different outputs. There's also a level knob for the trapezoid which allows you to attenuate the output or invert it."
via vtl5c3 on electro-music.com where you will find pdfs and samples.
