Wednesday, March 05, 2014
Alessandro Cortini (of NIN) - Solo Perfromance on a Buchla Easel
Published on Mar 5, 2014 DJjondent·217 videos
"Alessandro Cortini (Keyboardist of Nine Inch Nails).
A solo performance on a Buchla Easel.
4th March, 2014.
107 Projects Gallery, 107 Redfern Street, Redfern, Sydney,Australia.
Many thanks to the New Sound Waves Modular Synth group.
The great visuals are by Cobramatic/Autoglider.
Recorded on a Samsung Galaxy S4 phone. Sorry for the shaky camera work.
For more info & pics, check out my blog.
http://djjondent.blogspot.com.au/2014..."
The ARP Omni-2: Part 3- Synthesizer + Strings
Published on Mar 5, 2014 AutomaticGainsay·200 videos
"Here is the third part of a multi-part series on the sound and functionality of the ARP Omni-2. In it, some aspects of using the two sections together are demonstrated."
All parts here.
a short movie - Telemark-K keyboard - with Oberkorn sequencer providing melody
Published on Mar 5, 2014 Tom Carpenter·61 videos
"a short movie - Telemark-K keyboard - with Oberkorn sequencer providing melody"
Arp 2600 Modular Synthesizer Grey Face Demonstration
Published on Mar 5, 2014 Daily News·219 videos
"I'm not a keyboard player by any stretch of the imagination so excuse the end part, but this baby is up on ebay right now"
Not finding it at the moment. Arp 2600s on eBay
Oberheim OB-Xa Synthesizer 8 Voice SN 823705
Rare Version ENSONIQ Mirage DSK-8
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via this auction
"Very rare Ensoniq Mirage DSK-8 vintage sampler keyboard in very good condition, it has 100V AC in and Asian/Australian version of design, comes with FDD disks, power cord and 2 Japanese manuals.
Very fat and powerful vintage sound, analog filters, a lot of synthesis parameters etc... here is the description from Synthmuseum:
The Mirage is an 8-bit sampling keyboard with 8-voice polyphony and a 61-note, 5 octave, velocity sensitive keyboard, including a pitch bend and a modulation wheel. It also has a polyphonic sequencer, and quite a few (for the time) synthesizer/sampler editing parameters. With features like this, the Mirage was the first practical sampling keyboard for under $2,000 (original list price was $1,695). Sounds were stored using a built-in 3.5 disk drive. Each disk had a capacity of 400k, so, depending on the size of the samples, a disk can hold up to 48 sampled sounds an 24 programs. The Mirage had 144k of internal RAM. The sequencer holds eight 333 event sequences, expandable to 1333 via an optional RAM cartridge. The Sequencer records pitch-bend, key velocity, modulation, and sustain pedal information.
The Mirage samples at a variable sampling rate of 8kHz-33kHz, using eight-bit floating point conversion for a reported 16-bit (96dB) dynamic range. Each sample can be truncated, looped, tuned/detuned, and then layered (up to 16 samples) across the keyboard. It has a variable anti-aliasing filter, selectable input levels, variable sampling threshold, dynamic voice assignment, velocity control of oscillator mix, release velocity control of envelope release rate, keyboard scaling of decay rate, and velocity control of attack time.
On the back panel of the Mirage are MIDI IN, THRU, and OUT ports, a sustain pedal input, which can be switched to sequencer start/stop."
via this auction
"Very rare Ensoniq Mirage DSK-8 vintage sampler keyboard in very good condition, it has 100V AC in and Asian/Australian version of design, comes with FDD disks, power cord and 2 Japanese manuals.
Very fat and powerful vintage sound, analog filters, a lot of synthesis parameters etc... here is the description from Synthmuseum:
The Mirage is an 8-bit sampling keyboard with 8-voice polyphony and a 61-note, 5 octave, velocity sensitive keyboard, including a pitch bend and a modulation wheel. It also has a polyphonic sequencer, and quite a few (for the time) synthesizer/sampler editing parameters. With features like this, the Mirage was the first practical sampling keyboard for under $2,000 (original list price was $1,695). Sounds were stored using a built-in 3.5 disk drive. Each disk had a capacity of 400k, so, depending on the size of the samples, a disk can hold up to 48 sampled sounds an 24 programs. The Mirage had 144k of internal RAM. The sequencer holds eight 333 event sequences, expandable to 1333 via an optional RAM cartridge. The Sequencer records pitch-bend, key velocity, modulation, and sustain pedal information.
The Mirage samples at a variable sampling rate of 8kHz-33kHz, using eight-bit floating point conversion for a reported 16-bit (96dB) dynamic range. Each sample can be truncated, looped, tuned/detuned, and then layered (up to 16 samples) across the keyboard. It has a variable anti-aliasing filter, selectable input levels, variable sampling threshold, dynamic voice assignment, velocity control of oscillator mix, release velocity control of envelope release rate, keyboard scaling of decay rate, and velocity control of attack time.
On the back panel of the Mirage are MIDI IN, THRU, and OUT ports, a sustain pedal input, which can be switched to sequencer start/stop."
KORG PolySix SN 397295 with Original Anvil Case
Moog Minimoog Voyager Anniversary Edition SN AE0205
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"Moog Minimoog Voyager Anniversary Edition. Few where made this on is the Serial # 205 with Electric Blue Leds & Signed by Bob Moog. OS 3.5 installed."
via this auction
"Moog Minimoog Voyager Anniversary Edition. Few where made this on is the Serial # 205 with Electric Blue Leds & Signed by Bob Moog. OS 3.5 installed."
9 AM: René + Pressure Points test
9 AM: René + Pressure Points test from Gianni Proietti on Vimeo.
"Just practicing with Makenoise René and Pressure points..."
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