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Novation Bass Station with Original Box

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"Analog Rack Synthesizer"

E-MU Sound Engine Midi Synth Module

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"This Is Another Odd Duck From The Depths Of Technology. Released In 1995, It Features 32-voice polyphony, 16-part multitimbrality, 384 programmable presets, two digital effects processors, and a Mac computer interface. Its Soundset Is Similar To A E-MU Proteus. Rear Connections Are Midi In, Out, and Thru. With RCA For Audio. Works Perfectly, Fully Tested With no Issues found. Power Supply Is 9v A/C, (Not Included) These Links Describe It Pretty Well, Sound On Sound Usually Has Pretty Good Info.... Surprisingly, List Price According To Them Was £565. Crazy Money For 1995 !

http://www.soundonsound.com...

http://www.hermannseib.com..."

Update via bachmaninoff in the comments: "Good sound, especially back in the day. Paid $100 from Guitar Center in '94, not sure why the SOS article has it from 1995. Maybe it was released in the UK later than the US?

Yeah, I was really pissed when I got it home, and the editing software was a cut-down version, though it was touted as full (you only had the ability to edit all parameters via a random generator). Still have it, and the manual. I'd still use it if I only used hardware. Midi Quest makes editing software for it for both Mac and PC..."

Update via Astralform in the comments: "This sound module came out in 1993. It did not sell well and Guitar Center blew them out a year later for $99. The onboard sound rom was unusual and had samples from the Proteus 1-2-3 plus other sounds in order to cover the GM soundset. The internal FX routing was vastly superior to the Proteus FX module and any E-mu hardware module made since! The last run of these came in black and looked way cooler than the one above."

Roland D-550

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Serial Number: 832459

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Modular Tracks by Joseph Raglani - SYNTH-R Modular EMS SYNTHI Clone

Making an album pt.1 "Girl Dot You". from joseph raglani on Vimeo.

"Decided to chronicle the making of the follow up to Of Sirens Born. We'll see if I can keep it up. I'm just in the demo stage and getting some ideas down. What you see here is all played live (well with a few sequencers). I've found that long hair and funny hats help with this process.
I'm playing a Dave Smith Mopho keybord with a Tetra in tow. Doepfer A-100, Synthi-R, Moog Voyager Old School (sequenced by the MFB Step64) and the Tip Top Audio Z8000 is doing some modulation sequencing. Left hand is playing the melodic part, right hand is tweaking. I only say that because it's a little hard to see what's going on from this angle. Recorded Dec 6th, 2010."

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iConnectDMX - iPad, iPhone, iPod touch DMX connectivity through iConnectMIDI

YouTube via iconnectivity | December 06, 2010 | 1 likes, 0 dislikes

"iConnectDMX accessory turns your iConnectMIDI box into a DMX (stage lighting, motions lights, effects, etc) controller. Extremely low latency, MIDI translation - use a MIDI controller or even iOS MIDI applications.

Accessory scheduled to be available from iConnectivity in Q2, 2011. See it in action at CES and NAMM, 2011."

Null Object - The Raft Building Song (8bit remix)

Null Object - The Raft Building Song (8bit remix) by Vicious Cyclist
"LSDJ remix of Null Object's mega epic classic. Made/recorded from gameboy DMG with prosound. Might lengthen a bit/fiddle with levels still."

LSDJ cover of this track.

Lainhart December Performances - Buchla and Haken Continuum

A chance to see these instruments live.

"Friends: I wanted to let you know about two performances coming up soon, a new review, and a free download of a recent concert, along with some video performance documents as well.

First, I'll be playing a Buchla 200e/Haken Continuum set, as well as jamming with some of the other artists, at "A Night of Clutter" on Saturday, December 11 at Funkadelic Studios in NYC.

After that, I'll be performing on Thursday, December 16, as part of the "Super Coda Festival 2010", four nights of experimental and improvisatory music at Cafe Orwell in Brooklyn.

Next, I've uploaded the direct board recording of my recent Buchla/Continuum performance at the Omega Sound Fix festival at Alfa Art Gallery in New Brunswick - it's available on SoundCloud as a downloadable high-quality MP3

And here are some video clips (with camera audio) of that performance, along with my improvisation with Philippe Petit at the same festival, in which I play vibes as well as Buchla: [posted here]

Finally, Caleb Deupree at furthernoise.org reviews my recent Vicmod label release "The Wave-Sounding Sea", featuring early Moog CEMS recordings from 1973-75:

http://www.furthernoise.org/index.php?url=page.php&ID=367&iss=89

And Happy Holidays to all!"

photo is by Winnie Sokoloff