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NAMM 2015 - Modal Electronics Modulus 002 part 2 - SoundsAndGear.com

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Atlantis poly arp & chords

Published on Jan 24, 2015 intellijel

"Arpegiated pattern played on four Intellijel Atlanis modules. Sequence from Ableton via Roland MPU-101 operating in round robin mode. No fx used."

Atlantis chords

Published on Jan 24, 2015

"Chord sequence played on four Atlantis modules using Ableton and a Roland MPU-101 as the midi to cv converter. No fx, just raw Atlantis mixed using the Mutamix."

Korg electribe2 volca bass [Dark matter]

Published on Jan 24, 2015 syuhei yamada

"Korg electribe2 と volca bass で曲を作りました。BPMは113で、ゆったりとしたテンポにしました。electribeでmoogの様な音が出たので、そこを取っ掛かりにして行きました。"

Korg Electribe2s on eBay | Korg Volcas on eBay

NAMM2015 Introducing the New Synthrotek Eurorack Modules

Published on Jan 24, 2015 Analogue Zone Showroom / Hangszer

"Introducing the new SynthRotek new Eurorack Modules at the NAMM2015 Show"

New SYNTHROTEK MST mattson eurorack modules: MIDI to CV, VCO, VC LFO, AUDIO / CV MIXER, BUFF MULT, NOISE SAMPLE & HOLD, DUAL ENVELOPE, DUAL VCA, LP FILTER, MIX.

Also the new SYNTHROTEK DSM drum synth module.

http://www.synthrotek.com

Charles Seeholzer at BEMI Showing the New Buchla 252e Polyphonic Rhythm Generator

Uploaded on Jan 24, 2015 matrixsynth

Two quick videos and a pic of the New Buchla 252e Polyphonic Rhythm Generator in via Todd Barton.

NAMM2015 Richard Devine and Surachai Performing at Nake Noise Booth

Published on Jan 24, 2015 Analogue Zone Showroom / Hangszer

"Richard Devine and Surachai performing at Nake Noise Booth at the NAMM2015 Show"

NAMM 2015: Richard Devine and Surachai at the Make Noise Booth

Published on Jan 24, 2015 sonicstate

"NAMM 2015: Richard Devine and Surachai at the Make Noise Booth The headline says it all really..."

Yamaha SK50D SN 1337

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"Yamaha SK50D - is a Dual keyboard synthesizer. 100% analog

It is the rarest and best sounding of the SK series keyboard.

Sound is similar for the Yamaha CS-80

Almost perfect condition - you wont find a nicer SK50D

* Vibrato, Tremolo effects
* 7 Polyphonic
* Original Legs
* Original Travel Case
* Original Foot Pedal
* Calibrated Tuned
* Amazing condition

This Synth is heavy, local pick up is preferred.

SK-series are combo-keyboards with synthesizer, organ, brass and string sections.

This is the giant of the Yamaha SK ( symphonic keyboard) series of synths. A very heavy ,dual keyboard multi synth instrument with both preset and programmable sounds.

It has got a 9 drawbar organ, monophonic bass synth ; a woofer killer bass with sine 3 oscillators .
It has got a monophonic solo synth that can be layered with the bass synth for even more power and it responds to aftertouch!).

There is a fully programmable 7 note polyphonic analog synth with VC LPF and resonance and it has three presets, and a 7 note polyphonic analog string synth ( actually these are the same synths which can be layered without losing polyphony but the string synth is a preset player with three preset sounds. The three string presets are almost the same sounds playing one octave higher than each other).

The aftertouch can control filter, filter modulation and vibrato at the same time. The Synth surprisingly has got no pitch bender and that is the only downside of the huge beast.

Organ plays on both manuals. Mono synth usually plays at upper keyboard (can also double bass synth at the bottom keyboard) ,poly synth, string synth and bass plays at the bottom keyboard only. The sounds that play on the same keyboard can be layered without losing polyphony. What a beast!

It has got ensemble and tremolo effects with speed variation control separately on both keyboards and detune effect for the poly synth..

Separate audio outputs for each sound and an on board sound mixer .

It is a very rare instrument. Very playable with lovely key action and gigable in its own hardcase. Has no MIDI but has got CV and trigger IN/OUT. Also a leslie cabinet connector."

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