Published on Nov 2, 2013 Carl Oliver·26 videos
"A Video Series of Short Eurorack Modular Impromptu Experiments and Improvisations."
Saturday, November 02, 2013
Synthpro's Solina String Ensemble (FOR SALE) - Video Demo
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Published on Oct 21, 2013 synthpro·106 videos
via this auction
"Hello everyone,
This is a very nice Eminent/ARP Solina that I bought at a project a year ago and have way too many projects going on to restore this guy.
Would love to see him go to a good home where he will be enjoyed.
Take care,
Jareth
HERE IS THE EBAY LINK"
via this auction
"Hello everyone,
This is a very nice Eminent/ARP Solina that I bought at a project a year ago and have way too many projects going on to restore this guy.
Would love to see him go to a good home where he will be enjoyed.
Take care,
Jareth
HERE IS THE EBAY LINK"
Introducing Omniverse II: The Dark Hope
Published on Nov 2, 2013
Patch demos start after 4:40.
"Rate! Comment! Subscribe! Thank you for all of your support! More tutorials for Omnisphere are coming soon! This is a video where you can hear many of the NEW patches I created for Omniverse II:The Dark Hope."
http://pluginguru.com
Patch demos start after 4:40.
"Rate! Comment! Subscribe! Thank you for all of your support! More tutorials for Omnisphere are coming soon! This is a video where you can hear many of the NEW patches I created for Omniverse II:The Dark Hope."
http://pluginguru.com
Maschine 2.0 Quickie
Published on Nov 2, 2013 darksideothetune·12 videos
"Native Instruments MAschine 2.0 demo. Yes I know my pads are dusty. Hit it."
via Shawn Shirey on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
"Native Instruments MAschine 2.0 demo. Yes I know my pads are dusty. Hit it."
via Shawn Shirey on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Waldorf XTK Synthesizer
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"This is a later revision, see the Micro Q style knobs! 10 Voice Version."
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"This is a later revision, see the Micro Q style knobs! 10 Voice Version."
MFB Microzwerg monophonic analogue Midi & CV synthesizer
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"MICROZWERG not only bridges the gap between NANOZWERG and KRAFTZWERG. Due to its dual multimode-filter, it also offers an individual signal-path with specific sound potential. MICROZWERG’s numerous patch connections are simply inviting to be modulated by our flexible step-sequencer URZWERG or to interact with the multifunctional MEGAZWERG.
Individually operated and due to its dual oscillators and dual multimode-filter, MICROZWERG offers a lot more than typical analogue basses and lead sounds. Prepare yourself for some special timbres. The signal path and modulations are quickly reconfigured using a few patch chords with the result of an enormous boost in sonic variety. Combined with other members of MFB’s ZWERG synthesizer family or even a modular system, MICROZWERG’s possibilities grow further.
A brief overview to the sections of MICROZWERG:
Both oscillators offer triangle, saw tooth and rectangle waveform shapes. Where oscillator 1 also offers a needle impulse, VCO 2 has a built-in noise generator. VCO 2 can be detuned by plus minus one octave in reference to VCO 1. Both oscillators can also be synced, using a patch connection. In addition, the separate output of VCO 2 can be used to modulate the filter. Finally, ring modulation is possible in combination with MEGAZWERG, where the ring modulated output can be fed back into MICROZWERG.
via this auction
"MICROZWERG not only bridges the gap between NANOZWERG and KRAFTZWERG. Due to its dual multimode-filter, it also offers an individual signal-path with specific sound potential. MICROZWERG’s numerous patch connections are simply inviting to be modulated by our flexible step-sequencer URZWERG or to interact with the multifunctional MEGAZWERG.
Individually operated and due to its dual oscillators and dual multimode-filter, MICROZWERG offers a lot more than typical analogue basses and lead sounds. Prepare yourself for some special timbres. The signal path and modulations are quickly reconfigured using a few patch chords with the result of an enormous boost in sonic variety. Combined with other members of MFB’s ZWERG synthesizer family or even a modular system, MICROZWERG’s possibilities grow further.
A brief overview to the sections of MICROZWERG:
Both oscillators offer triangle, saw tooth and rectangle waveform shapes. Where oscillator 1 also offers a needle impulse, VCO 2 has a built-in noise generator. VCO 2 can be detuned by plus minus one octave in reference to VCO 1. Both oscillators can also be synced, using a patch connection. In addition, the separate output of VCO 2 can be used to modulate the filter. Finally, ring modulation is possible in combination with MEGAZWERG, where the ring modulated output can be fed back into MICROZWERG.
MFB-SYNTH 3 VCO Analog Synth with Original Box Case SN 02240
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via this auction - interesting box case!
via this auction - interesting box case!
Spyro Gyra Moog MultiMoog SN 2333
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"Synth is in great condition with just minor cosmetic defects from use, particularily on the metal edging of the end panels (see photos). I bought this from Tom Shuman, the keyboard player for Spyro Gyra, in 2007. I had it serviced by The Good Guys in St. Paul MN, who have a lot of experience with vintage synths and were working on a MemoryMoog when I brought it in. Everything has been cleaned, calibrated, bad pots replaced, etc. It looks and sounds great and is ready to go. All of the keys work, including the after-touch, and there are no scratchy pots or switches. The ribbon controller is in great condition. As you can see from the pictures there are no broken keys or missing knobs..."
via this auction
"Synth is in great condition with just minor cosmetic defects from use, particularily on the metal edging of the end panels (see photos). I bought this from Tom Shuman, the keyboard player for Spyro Gyra, in 2007. I had it serviced by The Good Guys in St. Paul MN, who have a lot of experience with vintage synths and were working on a MemoryMoog when I brought it in. Everything has been cleaned, calibrated, bad pots replaced, etc. It looks and sounds great and is ready to go. All of the keys work, including the after-touch, and there are no scratchy pots or switches. The ribbon controller is in great condition. As you can see from the pictures there are no broken keys or missing knobs..."
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