Monday, September 22, 2014
Cosmosƒ vSaturn with surround sound support
Published on Sep 22, 2014 Sinan Bokesoy
"the new update of Cosmosƒ vSaturn comes with 'surround sound' features. Complex motion paths can be created for moving its meso events in a surround sound space."
Club of the Knobs Sequential Switch C 962C Demo
Published on Sep 22, 2014 alternatingbitmusic
"COTK Sequential Switch demo. I got this module mostly to randomly change pitch sequence patterns but decided to explore other options and thought I'd share."
COTK Sequential Switch C 962 - Demo 2
Published on Sep 24, 2014 alternatingbitmusic
"Picking up where I left off with the demo, but this time illustrating a possible application where you can see the unit in action similar to something like a v-gates module.
Club of the Knobs Sequential Switch"
TikTok+XXX_OR quickie Rhythmic Logic Divisions / Multiplications SOB Lil' Monster V9a LogicOgic
Published on Sep 22, 2014 JRock17991's channel
http://animodule.bigcartel.com/
https://www.facebook.com/AniModule
"Another little jam using the XXX_OR and the Logicogic to Rhythmically stagger the Divisions and Multiplications of the TikTok"
ElectroComp EML-500 - Vintage Analog Synthesizer - Pro-Restored
Sequential Circuits Six-trak SN 001921
Moog Memorymoog Plus Synthesizer #3187 Demo
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Published on Sep 22, 2014 Jeff Burger
Moog Memorymoog Plus SN 3187 via this auction
"I'm listing my vintage 1983 Memorymoog Plus on eBay as of September 22, 2014. I worked for Moog during that time (including creating some of the now-classic factory sounds) and I have been this instrument's sole owner.
This video is intended primarily to demonstrate that the instrument is in working order. Audio was recorded via my camcorder, inducing a bit of distortion that is not representative of the instrument. This was recorded dry with no external effects."
via this auction
"The Memorymoog was introduced in the early 1980's by Moog Music, Inc, then in Buffalo, NY. It is a six-voice polyphonic synthesizer with three oscillators per voice, making it essentially six Minimoogs under one keyboard, including polyphonic glide/portamento. (Most synthesizers even today have only one or two oscillators per voice.) The sound is huge polyphonically and the voices can be played in unison for a stack of up to 18 (yes 18!) oscillators in monophonic mode—awesome! There's also a Hold mode where you can stack up a chord and play it up and down the keyboard from a single key. Like the Minimoog, it employs Moog's trademark fat 24db/oct filters and OSC 3 can be used as an audio oscillator or an LFO. Unlike the Mini, there's also a dedicated LFO for modulation as well. That way you can have either two VCOs per voice with two modulation sources, or three VCOs per voice with one modulation source. You can also sync OSC 2 to OSC 1.
The first Memorymoogs predated MIDI. When MIDI came along, we added MIDI as well as a sequencer. This was the Memorymoog Plus. There's a lot more to what a Memorymoog Plus can do, but that's the tip of the iceberg... and you can find out more elsewhere online."
Published on Sep 22, 2014 Jeff Burger
Moog Memorymoog Plus SN 3187 via this auction
"I'm listing my vintage 1983 Memorymoog Plus on eBay as of September 22, 2014. I worked for Moog during that time (including creating some of the now-classic factory sounds) and I have been this instrument's sole owner.
This video is intended primarily to demonstrate that the instrument is in working order. Audio was recorded via my camcorder, inducing a bit of distortion that is not representative of the instrument. This was recorded dry with no external effects."
via this auction
"The Memorymoog was introduced in the early 1980's by Moog Music, Inc, then in Buffalo, NY. It is a six-voice polyphonic synthesizer with three oscillators per voice, making it essentially six Minimoogs under one keyboard, including polyphonic glide/portamento. (Most synthesizers even today have only one or two oscillators per voice.) The sound is huge polyphonically and the voices can be played in unison for a stack of up to 18 (yes 18!) oscillators in monophonic mode—awesome! There's also a Hold mode where you can stack up a chord and play it up and down the keyboard from a single key. Like the Minimoog, it employs Moog's trademark fat 24db/oct filters and OSC 3 can be used as an audio oscillator or an LFO. Unlike the Mini, there's also a dedicated LFO for modulation as well. That way you can have either two VCOs per voice with two modulation sources, or three VCOs per voice with one modulation source. You can also sync OSC 2 to OSC 1.The first Memorymoogs predated MIDI. When MIDI came along, we added MIDI as well as a sequencer. This was the Memorymoog Plus. There's a lot more to what a Memorymoog Plus can do, but that's the tip of the iceberg... and you can find out more elsewhere online."
Bob Moog Foundation to Host Ignite Gala Benefit
The Bob Moog Foundation will be hosting a very special benefit event on October 4, 2014. The Ignite Gala, held at Michael Boddicker's residence in Encino, CA, will benefit the Foundation's hallmark education initiative, Dr. Bob's SoundSchool.
The event promises to be a spectacular evening celebrating Bob Moog's enduring legacy and the power of music as an inspirational, cultural force. Entertainment will be provided by a stellar band including CJ Vanston (Prince, Tina Turner, Toto, Joe Cocker, Spinal Tap) and Steve Porcaro (Toto) on keyboards, Leland Sklar (James Taylor, Jackson Browne, Toto) on bass, Jeff "Skunk" Baxter (Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan) on guitar, Joe Pusateri (John Lee Hooker, John Entwistle, the Muppets "Animal") on drums, and Rob Giles (Circa Zero, The Rescues) on vocals, as well as other surprise guests.
In addition to an intimate candlelight dinner, the event will also feature a silent auction of fabulous offerings including various instruments (signed and unsigned), travel opportunities and other valuable services. Donors thus far include Dave Smith Instruments, Yamaha, Line 6, Synthology, Sennheiser, PreSonus, JBL Professional, Blue, Novation, and Shure, with other donors still being added.
Visitors will also be invited to take in the exclusive Innovator's Corner, where new inventions in music technology will be revealed, and to view some classic Moog and other synthesizers from Michael Boddicker's private collection.
'It is a tremendous honor for me and the band to pay tribute to Bob Moog's pioneering legacy by performing at this event for the Bob Moog Foundation,' stated musical director CJ Vanston. 'This is a way for us to give back to a man whose innovations have brought so much to contemporary music.'
'We've had interest from all over the country about Dr. Bob's SoundSchool,' remarked Michelle Moog-Koussa, Executive Director of the Bob Moog Foundation. 'It's an innovative, STEAM-based curriculum that resonates with teachers and school districts who recognize the importance integrating arts and science education. Through Dr. Bob's SoundSchool, we inspire children to think more creatively by offering them multi-sensory approaches to scientific discovery. We are creating tomorrow's innovators and problem solvers.'
Attendance to the event is limited, and tickets may be ordered online at www.bit.ly/IgniteGalaTix"
Make noise Mysteron at the knobcon 2014
Make noise Mysteron at the knobcon 2014 from Andreas Schneider on Vimeo.
"Tony Rolando alias Make Noise is introducing his latest module the 'Mysteron' trying to explain the functionality without any sound here. Later on he is introducing his quad multiple with integrated preamp left and headamp right hand, thats more easy to understand - with no sounds.
The video was taken by Philipp and his eyephone on the knobcon in between a few hundred other modular geeks in a chicago hotel once he visited the american modular meeting together with two other friends working at Schneidersladen normally."
Rocket Pilot MaxForLive Editor for the Waldorf Rocket Synthesizer
You'll find the editor here.
"A simple and clean editor for the Waldorf Rocket synthesizer.
Yeah, there are already many other Rocket editors available however none of them managed to do everything that I needed so I decided to make my own.
Rocket Pilot is super simple and straight-forward. The layout and design are similar to the actual hardware.
I've also added some options that are only available via MIDI CC such as the Vibrato Mod Speed / Amount.
The Send button is useful for sending the position of all the parameters at once to the synth.
Have fun!"
Waldorf Rockets on eBay
1974 Cordovox/Moog CDX-0652 Demo Videos
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Published on Sep 2, 2014 65Mosrite65
via this auction - pics and description below.
Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo (Space Echo) vintage tape delay - functionality test from 65Mosrite
via this auction
"The comprehensive restoration included: tuning the Moog and organ section, adjusting all Moog & organ trimpots to proper specs, replacing electrolytic capacitors with various high-quality, long-life 105^C rated caps from Nichicon, Mallory, etc, regluing faceplate and vinyl, lubricating the volume pedal and replacing the aging potentiometer, cleaning all key contacts on both tiers and the bass pedals, re-gluing&painting broken white plastic slider caps (ALL old CDX-0652's have or will soon have white plastic slider caps/knobs on the Moog section that split down the middle from old age/plastic shrinkage), duplicating 1 missing white slider cap (I hand carved it out of solid maple, sanded it and painted in several stages to get the same color, shape, & finish as the rest), cleaning & lubricating all sliders for near-zero noise and good tactile feel, re-soldering critical connections throughout, etc.
You will be happy to know that I've left all the original coupling caps in place for that authentic vintage 70's sound...only the electrolytics needed replacement.
Condition: Mint functional condition and excellent physical condition - couple of blemishes on outer cover (from cigarettes perhaps), some extremely light pitting/rust on chrome legs (rust seems to be stable and is not spreading), small blemish in paint on the bass pedals, scratches and dents on the various faceplates and throughout the unit - all consistent with light use and little to no gigging."
Published on Sep 2, 2014 65Mosrite65
via this auction - pics and description below.
Roland RE-501 Chorus Echo (Space Echo) vintage tape delay - functionality test from 65Mosrite
"The comprehensive restoration included: tuning the Moog and organ section, adjusting all Moog & organ trimpots to proper specs, replacing electrolytic capacitors with various high-quality, long-life 105^C rated caps from Nichicon, Mallory, etc, regluing faceplate and vinyl, lubricating the volume pedal and replacing the aging potentiometer, cleaning all key contacts on both tiers and the bass pedals, re-gluing&painting broken white plastic slider caps (ALL old CDX-0652's have or will soon have white plastic slider caps/knobs on the Moog section that split down the middle from old age/plastic shrinkage), duplicating 1 missing white slider cap (I hand carved it out of solid maple, sanded it and painted in several stages to get the same color, shape, & finish as the rest), cleaning & lubricating all sliders for near-zero noise and good tactile feel, re-soldering critical connections throughout, etc.You will be happy to know that I've left all the original coupling caps in place for that authentic vintage 70's sound...only the electrolytics needed replacement.
Condition: Mint functional condition and excellent physical condition - couple of blemishes on outer cover (from cigarettes perhaps), some extremely light pitting/rust on chrome legs (rust seems to be stable and is not spreading), small blemish in paint on the bass pedals, scratches and dents on the various faceplates and throughout the unit - all consistent with light use and little to no gigging."
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