"Showing a typo on the overload circuit board inside a Roland SH-1 that we are restoring for a customer. I'm sure the Overlord would be pleased."
Note the space between OVER and LORD, hence the typo in the title of this post. Maybe Roland meant if an overload happens here it's all over, synth lord.
"This is a one owner Sequential Circuits MultiTrak Synthesizer in very good condition. It is a vintage analog six voice synth with programmable filters, envelopes, modulation capabilities and built-in sequencing. It has MIDI In and Out. The 6 voices each have their own output or you can use the 2 main outputs. It has a brand new internal battery, all pots have been and all Factory Sounds have been restored. There is some normal cosmetic wear and small scratches. The unit is fully functional and sounds great. The synth comes with its original manual, MIDI guide, power adapter and a CD with the Factory Sounds."
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"Quick demonstration of how to create a simple polyrhythm pattern using a Moon Modular 569 step sequencer (and other similarly capable step sequencers too)"
"This video is an overview of the analog and digital features of the avalon. The analog features are covered first, followed by the pattern writes modes of the sequencer."
Basically the "kick drum" is the Tone Controller in self-oscillation. The "kick" occurs via CV-A from the VMS. Also you can add shuffle and swing to the beat by offsetting the stages in a repeating pattern of CV-B on the VMS controlling the time. Midway through the video I reset the CV-B stages to 0 so you can hear a normal "beat" without shuffle. The "snare" and hi-hat sounds are the actually the same source sound but with the high-pass filter creating the hi-hat and the low-pass filter creating the snare. The snare/hi-hat tone is the Complex Oscillator being FM'd by itself and also by the Harmonic Oscillator, all square waves. Finally, the snare/hi-hat output went to a Roland RE-20 delay (which I turn on and off in the video) and the kick goes straight into the soundcard."
"This thing came out sometime in the 80s and is in near perfect condition. It comes with the hand held mic/controller, breath controller adapter, power supply and an extra voice cartridge. To explain it a little more it has MIDI in/out so you can control external MIDI instruments or the internal 4 operator FM sounds (almost a DX7). There is a drum machine, a multi track sequencer and a couple of built in FX. Tap tempo button and some auto accompaniment. I'm guessing it was an attempt at a karaoke home synth or something. These things are pretty rare and it's worth it just for the voice to MIDI function alone. This unit is also in amazingly perfect condition. The extra pop screen hasn't even been opened."
