Musikmesse teaser pic via Modal Electronics spotted by Soviet Space Child.
Note the black synth on the left and what looks like a three octave synth on the right.
Friday, April 10, 2015
New Synths from Modal Electronics Coming to the Musikmesse?
Musikmesse teaser pic via Modal Electronics spotted by Soviet Space Child.
Note the black synth on the left and what looks like a three octave synth on the right.
Hyve Touch Synthesizer Workshop Pics
A photo montage from the recent Hyve Touch Synthesizer Workshop with Skot Wiedmann last Saturday in Urbana, IL. Click on the pic for the full size shot.
According to Skot: "The workshop was a huge success! Everyone had a wonderful time and got their synthesizer working to take home. Thanks so much for getting the word out! I know of a couple people who came after seeing it on Matrixsynth."
Very cool!
Elektron Korg Modular Studio Fun
Published on Apr 10, 2015 Jacques Mongrel
"Starting with a loop on the from Teenage Engineering OP-1 into the Octatrack. I add to it with a modular (TipTop Audio, Eowave, Mutable Instruments, Toppobrillo, Intellijel) and an Analog Four."
Original 1986 OBERHEIM Matrix Era Print Ad
MFB-522 Analog Drum Machine Synthesizer
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"MFB-522 is a drumcomputer with a fully analogue sound engine that offers plenty of editing capabilities. It includes a step-sequencer with popular TR-style running-light-programming. Memory locations are available for 72 patterns as well as for 8 songs.
Available edit controls:
Bass drum [Decay, Tune, Tone, Level]
The bass drum can be programmed in two different lengths per pattern. It also offers and individual output.
Snare drum [Noise, Tone, Level] - Rimshot [Level]
Snare drum and rimshot cannot be played simultaneously. However, they can be used in the same pattern. Both instruments share the same individual output.
Clap [Attack, Filter, Decay, Level]
The parameters allow setting the width and fullness of the clap sound. This sound also has its proprietary individual output.
Tom/Conga [Tune, Decay, Level]
This sound source can be switched between Tom and Conga instruments. Sounds programming allows setting of three different pitches.
Cowbell [Tune, Decay, Level] – Clave [Level]
Tune for Cowbell controls a detune-effect, while the pitch is set commonly with Cymbal and Hihat. Cowbell and Clave cannot be played simultaneously. However, they can be used in the same pattern.
Cymbal [Tone, Decay, Level]
Tune sets the pitch for Cymbal, Cowbell and Hihat
Open/Closed Hihat [Decay, Level]
Open and Closed Hihat cannot be played simultaneously. However, they can be used in the same pattern. This sound source offers and individual output.
The step-sequencer allows programming of 72 basic patterns plus 72 fill-ins. The latter being associated to the basic pattern memory location, resulting in a two-bar-pattern when using the fill-in. Patterns can be combined to eight songs that each hold a user-definable sequence of up to 64 patterns. In addition to the instruments, a global accent-track is available. When set, the corresponding step will be played with a higher or lower volume-setting in comparison to the standard level. The MFB-522’s sequencer offers three different steps of shuffling. A stereo output will carry all instruments minus those where individual outputs are in use (bass drum, snare drum/rimshot, claps and Hihat). Using the MIDI-In, drum-sounds can be played with a keyboard or external sequencer. Here, the sound sources act velocity sensitive. Finally, MFB-522 can be synchronized to incoming MIDI-clock."
via this auction
"MFB-522 is a drumcomputer with a fully analogue sound engine that offers plenty of editing capabilities. It includes a step-sequencer with popular TR-style running-light-programming. Memory locations are available for 72 patterns as well as for 8 songs.Available edit controls:
Bass drum [Decay, Tune, Tone, Level]
The bass drum can be programmed in two different lengths per pattern. It also offers and individual output.
Snare drum [Noise, Tone, Level] - Rimshot [Level]
Snare drum and rimshot cannot be played simultaneously. However, they can be used in the same pattern. Both instruments share the same individual output.
Clap [Attack, Filter, Decay, Level]
The parameters allow setting the width and fullness of the clap sound. This sound also has its proprietary individual output.
Tom/Conga [Tune, Decay, Level]
This sound source can be switched between Tom and Conga instruments. Sounds programming allows setting of three different pitches.
Cowbell [Tune, Decay, Level] – Clave [Level]
Tune for Cowbell controls a detune-effect, while the pitch is set commonly with Cymbal and Hihat. Cowbell and Clave cannot be played simultaneously. However, they can be used in the same pattern.
Cymbal [Tone, Decay, Level]
Tune sets the pitch for Cymbal, Cowbell and Hihat
Open/Closed Hihat [Decay, Level]
Open and Closed Hihat cannot be played simultaneously. However, they can be used in the same pattern. This sound source offers and individual output.
The step-sequencer allows programming of 72 basic patterns plus 72 fill-ins. The latter being associated to the basic pattern memory location, resulting in a two-bar-pattern when using the fill-in. Patterns can be combined to eight songs that each hold a user-definable sequence of up to 64 patterns. In addition to the instruments, a global accent-track is available. When set, the corresponding step will be played with a higher or lower volume-setting in comparison to the standard level. The MFB-522’s sequencer offers three different steps of shuffling. A stereo output will carry all instruments minus those where individual outputs are in use (bass drum, snare drum/rimshot, claps and Hihat). Using the MIDI-In, drum-sounds can be played with a keyboard or external sequencer. Here, the sound sources act velocity sensitive. Finally, MFB-522 can be synchronized to incoming MIDI-clock."
Korg Delta Polyphonic Synth and String Machine SN 285569
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"Fully working Korg Delta (240v UK model from about 1979/1980). Synthesiser and string machine.
Cosmetically it is in good condition for it's age. It is not a museum piece - it has minor marks and scratches but nothing serious. There are a few little dings on the keys, which may just about be visible on the photos, but all keys function exactly as they should.
All pots and sliders are working fine with no crackles. The modulation joystick also works perfectly.
The synth and strings sections can be played individually or combined using the two sliders.
The Delta is very robustly built with a steel case and a heavy wooden base - designed for touring, I am told."
via this auction
"Fully working Korg Delta (240v UK model from about 1979/1980). Synthesiser and string machine. Cosmetically it is in good condition for it's age. It is not a museum piece - it has minor marks and scratches but nothing serious. There are a few little dings on the keys, which may just about be visible on the photos, but all keys function exactly as they should.
All pots and sliders are working fine with no crackles. The modulation joystick also works perfectly.
The synth and strings sections can be played individually or combined using the two sliders.
The Delta is very robustly built with a steel case and a heavy wooden base - designed for touring, I am told."
Sequential Circuits MultiTrak
Vintage Roland GR-500, GR-300 & GS-500 Guitar Synthesizer Set
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Published on Apr 10, 2015 dibler 77
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Published on Apr 10, 2015 dibler 77
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Roland ProMars Compuphonic MRS-2 Vintage Analogue Synthesizer
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