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AKAI Professional SG 01 V Vintage Sound Module

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Korg KP-3 Kaoss Pad with Original Box & Manuals

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Korg Z1

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"Novation Bass Station 2 DCO Analogue Filter Monophonic Bass Keyboard Synthesiser"

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Published on Dec 1, 2012 by esersound1
"Ok, now that Thing is sick! I want one. All the demos made by a single battery charge and left still the half of it :) No compression, external FX, but in some (not much) cases I had to use some EQ due to the experimental charakter of some of the sounds. Enjoy!"

Smelting Dalekenium

Published on Dec 1, 2012 by djangosfire
"Modules used for the Sci-FI freak-out:

- DIY 258J
- Buchla 260e Duophonic Pitch Class Generator
- Buchla 292e Quad Dynamics Manager
- Buchla format Modcan 059a Digital Delay/Sampler"

Arduino Video Tutorials & the Standuino

Published on Oct 1, 2012 by rswwwchannel

Playlist below. This set of videos focuses on the Arduino. Remember you can use the controls at the bottom of the player to skip through the videos. For those not familiar with the Arduino, it's an open source micro-controller that you can use to create any number of things synth related or not as you can see in some of these video. As for Standuino "Standuino started as a clone board of popular Arduino but adapted to even more DIY approach of eastern region (=bastl). With this powerful tool it became part of many art installations and enabled our research team to build prototypes of many different devices most importantly musical instruments. The whole concept of Standuino is inspired and covered by the story of a pioneer of media art – Standa Filip. The name Standuino goes mainly from Standas name but also stands for what Standuino is best at – the standalone applications."

The following is the description for the first video:
"Subscribe and find out more about the new Arduino Starter Kit at http://ow.ly/e3WVr (remember to select your country).

Find out more about this project at DesignSpark http://ow.ly/exy2Q

Looking to learn the basics of using the Arduino starter board? Well be sure to watch this informative video hosted by Massimo Banzi, one of the Co-Founders of Arduino.

The video explains how to build a basic circuit with the Arduino board, and how to use each of the basic components such as LEDs, switches, and resistors. So if you are new to engineering, or have only recently purchased the Arduino started kit, this video is a must-watch!"

Playlist:
Arduino Video Tutorial 01: Get to know your Tools with Arduino CEO Massimo Banzi
Arduino Video Tutorial 02: Spaceship Interface
Arduino Video Tutorial 03: The Love-O-Meter
Arduino Video Tutorial 04: Light Theremin
Arduino Video Tutorial 05: Keyboard
Arduino Video Tutorial 06: Motorized Pinwheel
Arduino Video Tutorial 07- Crystal Ball (Magic 8-Ball)
Arduino Video Tutorial 08: Touchy-Feely Lamp
Arduino Video Tutorial 09: Tweak the Arduino Logo
Arduino Video Tutorial 10: Twitter-controlled Mood Lamp