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Oberheim OBXA 8 voice Polyphonic Analog Synth SN 813213

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Mutable Instruments Shruthi XT Desktop Synthesizer, SMR4mkII Filter

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Equation Composer - Chord Player & Pattern Generator Mode Demos

Equation Composer - Chord Player mode

Published on Jul 1, 2014 clone45a6·23 videos

"Equation Composer eurorack module. Chord player mode. Check out http://www.microbemodular.com/product... for more info."

Equation Composer - Pattern Generator mode

Published on Jul 1, 2014

"This is the pattern generator program in the eurorack Equation Composer module. The USB cable doesn't have to be attached for this mode to work.

SR input selects the delay length.
MOD input select the wavetable.
Param1 selects the CV pattern
Param2 selects the gate pattern
Param3 selects the gate density

We're working on the lowpass filter and delay, which are causing the crackle that can be heard in the recording. NOTE: This synth might change before the module is finalized. I may remove the delay and swap in the ability to control the scale using the SR input."

See the Microbe Modular channel below for more.

FV-1 DevBoard Test

Published on Jul 1, 2014 mCKENIC·23 videos

"Initial test of the SpinSemi FV-1 DevBoard as a stand alone Glitch FX box. It only bloomin works! More tests to follow :-)"

Created a new Spin Semi label. The first posts actually went up here and here.

Dave Smith Instruments Pro 2 Demo by INHALT

Published on Jul 1, 2014 INHALTVIDEO·28 videos

Update: INHALT just released a new remix EP. You'll find it here.

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Dave Smith Instruments asked us to return to the sound design world and join a stellar team to create some of the patches for their upcoming super synth: the Pro 2. Since we're avid and long time users of the Pro One, the name alone peaked our curiosities. Once we got the absolutely stunning synth back to our studio, we were blown away not just by the raw sound quality of the new voice architecture, but also by the sheer number of possible control options. If there is a synth out there that is truly the best of all worlds and that is almost intentionally designed to sit right in the middle of a full studio set up, it most certainly is the Pro 2. 4 CV outputs (that can be used as gate outputs too), 4 CV ins, audio input, dual MIDI outputs ... it's exactly the kind of thinking a professional studio and live musician would employ in synth design.

As a sound designer, what was most interesting was the arrangement of the new filters. Not only do both the SSM and SEM inspired analog filters sound fantastic on their own, but they can be used together to create very complex effects. Since their routing (serial, meaning one filter into the other, or parallel, meaning both filters running together) is completely user assignable and modulatable (all parameters regarding the filter can be accessed via the modulation matrix and modulated by pretty much anything) incredibly rich and complex effects can be created. The first patch (first string sound you hear in this video) takes full advantage of this new architecture to create a very sophisticated and distinct jet phasing effect.

The same tonal integrity can be found on the digital delays. This time around there is a new BBD style analog modeling delay that is warm and lush. When combined with delay time modulation from an LFO, an extremely rich chorus effect results. I might also mention that the audio input itself is of very high quality and presents a clean and full bodied pre amplifier stage that just sounds good. The last two sounds in the video use this input with a bass guitar.

Absolutely no external fx or sequencing were used when recording this demo of our patches for the factory bank. Everything you hear was done with the internal sequencer, live playing, and employing the abundant set of controls on board the Pro 2. Also, these are all single patches, so no multitracking was involved. The sounds were tracked via a Precision 8 mic pre using both outputs from the Pro 2 and straight into a Digidesign 192 IO feeding Pro Tools HD."

Modular Beats Filtered with Borg and Eventide Delay

Published on Jul 1, 2014 darksideothetune·36 videos

"CV Pal Dixie 2 Braids STO A-110 Mr Blue System X Env
VCA4p Unify Maths uLFO Borg"

New 2013 EMS SYNTHI "A" CORNWALL

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"I ordered the Synthi and VCS3 in the 1990's having never really seen or used them. EMS Robin Wood called me and asked if I was still interested 13 years later when they were ready in 2013. I gave them a shot - they are built well and sound very good - they are just not what I will use at this time. They are basicly brand new.

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Screaming Malekko Dual Borg into Easel Reverb

Published on Jul 1, 2014 djangosfire·201 videos

"Basic patch flow:

Osc II sine FM'ing 2nd Osc II sine ... into Dual Borg filter... into Echophon delay/frequency shifter.

Noisering provides semi-random sequence and clock to pulse the Envelator that pings the Dual Borg at one point.

Output of the Eurosystem into a Buchla Music Easel..... running it through the Easel Spring Reverb.

Sound of the Oscillator II's just floors me...... and the Dual Borg is freaking fantastic!

Total Sci-fi audio fun!!"

Elka Rhapsody 610 String Synthesizer SN 1377 with Original Hard Case

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"This machine sounds different from other string synths in that it sounds very haunting and the bass end sounds just down-right mean!!! The low end is deep and gravelly giving it this tremendous "growl" to it. It also has piano and clavinet sounds which can be fun and can really add to the texture of the strings, viola & cello sounds or used by themselves.

You will notice there are several slider caps missing, but the actual slider pots are still there and work just fine. You can move them with your fingertips or a pen cap, or just replace the caps like I always meant to.
This synthesizer, while a bit beat up looking, is 100% operational and sounds absolutely fantastic. The (very rare) original hard case is being included in the sale as well!!!"

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