Saturday, August 02, 2014
Tu veux du crotin de Chavignol
Published on Aug 1, 2014 Florent Faurie
Guitar, 2013 EMS Synth A & Minimoog. Begins with EMS Synthi A drone. Minimoog sequenced by Wiard sequencer comes in at :51.
Broken Echo Meadowphysics
Broken Echo Meadowphysics from Ted James Butler on Vimeo.
"Monome Grid and Meadowphysics running direct to Make Noise Phonogene in Broken Echo mode, through MMG and out to Aleph running Skitter. Very simple patch. Maths channel 1 modulates Phonogene vari-speed while channel 4 modulates MMG Freq1."
Analog Four Easy 01
Published on Aug 2, 2014 DJRexParis
"Analog Four Easy 01
Just an easy sequence on the analog four only."
Thomas Dolby's Signed Roland MKS-70 SN 741365 For Sale?
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via this auction
"Behold the mighty Roland MKS-70 analog synthesizer.
I purchased this from Thomas Dolby in 2003. He signed the chassis with a sharpie in silver (see photo). When I bought it from him, the display was not working. I subsequently had the coil driver replaced and now the unit functions flawlessly.
(For those into such minutiae, you can see this exact unit in a photo in the 1992 Keyboard article on Dolby circa Astronauts and Heretics. Dolby is on the cover of this issue. I've seen many copies of this issue on eBay.)
I didn't know it when I bought it, but found out after that he left his patches on the unit. That's kind of a rare treat! (See photos for the coolest patches.) I also left his labels on the thing (denoting MIDI channel, etc.) just because I though that was cool. (You're free to remove these, of course!)"
Note the Submarines patch.
via this auction
"Behold the mighty Roland MKS-70 analog synthesizer.I purchased this from Thomas Dolby in 2003. He signed the chassis with a sharpie in silver (see photo). When I bought it from him, the display was not working. I subsequently had the coil driver replaced and now the unit functions flawlessly.
(For those into such minutiae, you can see this exact unit in a photo in the 1992 Keyboard article on Dolby circa Astronauts and Heretics. Dolby is on the cover of this issue. I've seen many copies of this issue on eBay.)
I didn't know it when I bought it, but found out after that he left his patches on the unit. That's kind of a rare treat! (See photos for the coolest patches.) I also left his labels on the thing (denoting MIDI channel, etc.) just because I though that was cool. (You're free to remove these, of course!)"
Note the Submarines patch.
EML ELECTRO COMP 101 SYNTHESIZER
Roland Jupiter 6 Synth W Midi, Manual, Hard Case, Refurbished Inside and Out
MFB Synth-II Analog Synthesizer SN 05315
ROLAND SH-1000 VINTAGE ANALOG SYNTH SN 336818
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via this auction
"Here is a serious gem of a 1974/5 analog synthesizer. This Roland SH-1000 sounds fantastic and is 100% operational, tuning is good. (Don't expect these to lock into tune like a modern Prophet 08)-- this puppy is stable after a few minutes and occasionally needs a tweak there after.
This is in collector condition, maybe a few light scratches and few tiny spots but overall very clean, well kept and beautiful. All original parts, never serviced, original case (smells great- no must or odor), original manual (a $75 value in itself!), keys are straight and work great, every switch and slider tested by ear during highly enjoyed hours-- it all works great.
All knobs, faders and switches are original and work great WITH ONE EXCEPTION, and this is the 1% that keeps this from being a $1000+ vault piece-- the Sawtooth Rate knob's potentiometer in the Mod. Gen. section (only controls the sawtooth speed of the tremolo option) has either come unscrewed or the shaft is possibly broken. (see picture #8) I believe it simply came off it's nut because if you pull up on the knob and turn, the potentiometer still works well and changes the rate."
via this auction
"Here is a serious gem of a 1974/5 analog synthesizer. This Roland SH-1000 sounds fantastic and is 100% operational, tuning is good. (Don't expect these to lock into tune like a modern Prophet 08)-- this puppy is stable after a few minutes and occasionally needs a tweak there after. This is in collector condition, maybe a few light scratches and few tiny spots but overall very clean, well kept and beautiful. All original parts, never serviced, original case (smells great- no must or odor), original manual (a $75 value in itself!), keys are straight and work great, every switch and slider tested by ear during highly enjoyed hours-- it all works great.
All knobs, faders and switches are original and work great WITH ONE EXCEPTION, and this is the 1% that keeps this from being a $1000+ vault piece-- the Sawtooth Rate knob's potentiometer in the Mod. Gen. section (only controls the sawtooth speed of the tremolo option) has either come unscrewed or the shaft is possibly broken. (see picture #8) I believe it simply came off it's nut because if you pull up on the knob and turn, the potentiometer still works well and changes the rate."
Parc
Parc from Ted James Butler on Vimeo.
"Monome 128 Grid running Parc with Logic Pro as audio source.
Channel 1: ES E, Pitch Shift, Inear Display Bow Echo, Valhalla Room, Compressor.
Channel 2: ES E, Delay Designer, Valhalla Room, Glitchmachines Hysteresis.
Channel 3: Retro Synth, Valhalla Shimmer.
Channel 4: Retro Synth, Valhalla Shimmer.
Channels 1-4 routed to Monome Aleph running Space."
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