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ARP 2600 Analog Synthesizer with 3620 Keyboard

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Spirits Of The Temple Electric - Prayer For The Living

Published on Feb 12, 2015 John L Rice

"Yet another in this series of mine. It's fun to stop the video in random places to try to see the 'faces' of the 'spirits'! ;-)

Technical details:
AUDIO - this is a mostly self playing modular synthesizer patch. All four outputs of a Modcan 66B feed two Modcan 55B dual quantizers which control the pitch of four Synth Tech MOTM-300 VCOs. Each of the four voices are completed with a MOTM-800 EG and a MOTM-190 VCA. The master clock is a Modcan 53B which feeds a Moon Modular M554 Octal Clock Divider. The M554, via a M591 quad switch, provides gates for both the voice EGs and 55B sections. Also the 554 provides a long clock cycle that resets the 55Bs. A Strymon BigSky reverb pedal is the only effect used (no reverb added in post). The audio (pre-reverb) is connected to a small oscilloscope so what you see is a representation of what you hear.

VIDEO - I have a quick overview of how I make these videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHW5I..."

dsTEC Original Syn Synthesizer with Original Box

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Noise sequence with Abstract Data Kickers

Published on Feb 12, 2015 papuadrums

Listen on a system with good bass.

"Noise sequence with Abstract Data Kickers

DIY wooden panel modules
Clock generator
Trigger generator for Kicker

Circuits on breadboards
Noise generator and some sequencers

Abstract Data Kicker
Low Frequency Percussion Synth
http://www.abstractdata.biz/kicker/"

DIY Sequencer with Kicker

Published on Jan 18, 2015

"- DIY Sequencer -
Wooden panel clock module
Prototype Random trigger and 4step trigger sequencer

- Abstract Data Kicker: Low Frequency Percussion Synth -
http://www.abstractdata.biz/kicker/in...

One of the Kicker effected by DIY Fuzz and Looper.
Another one not effected."

Max 7 and serialosc

Published on Feb 12, 2015 stretta

"12 things you may not know about Max 7's serialosc support
(version 7.02)"

POLYGAMIST LOVE 6

Published on Feb 12, 2015 Smokey Quartz

"In this video three people and one cat attempt to play the Ekdahl Polygamist. One of them has never played a synthesizer before… and it's not the cat!"

Eventide H3500 sampler time/pitch compansion examples

"Two tracks. One drum. One guitar. Both sampled into the Eventide H3500 and processed through its sample mangling capabilities. First you hear the original loop which is followed by the H3500 replicating the same loop, followed by various examples of the loops being time and pitch companded. Sorry for the bad loop editing. Each was an un-edited loop, close to 120 BPM but far from perfect! The point of this demo is to just give an idea of what you can do with a sample on an Eventide H3500. As far as I know, this sampling feature was for broadcasting purposes, so radio commercials could be companded into an exact 30 second time slot."

Eventide H3500s on eBay

Wet Basement Dub Techno Modular Live

Published on Feb 12, 2015 Davide Tonini

AUDIO:http://www.soundclick.com/player/sing...

Alex Martin - Screamer

Published on Feb 12, 2015 Alex Martín

"TR-8 - Volca Bass - Volca Keys - Monotribe - MS20 mini - Boss SE50"

Vintage ARP/Tonus VCO, VCF, Noise, S/H, waveshaper Encapsulated Submodules

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via the seller: "I am selling some vintage ARP encapsulated submodules. I bought them in 1972 and started to build a simple synthesizer. I did breadboard them and got them working, but life happened and that's as far as it went. They have been in a sealed box for many years. These are the first generation of ARP submodules, where the whole guts are sealed in epoxy. They are AS- IS, but I do believe they are still functional. If there's a questionable one, I'd guess it's the 4017 VCO, since I just had my 2600 cleaned up and the VCO had failed. I will include the diagrams from Tonus how to hook them up. I paid $470 for these back in the day."

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