Tuesday, May 12, 2015
LepLoop Synthesizer & Drum Machine Jam #TTNM
Published on May 12, 2015 The Tuesday Night Machines
"My first jam with the LepLoop synth. Barely scratching the surface! All sounds from the LepLoop, recorded in one take. Sent through a Klangbau Spring Reverb."
Electribe Review by tarekith
Published on Jan 5, 2015 tarekith
"Review and quick walkthrough of the new Korg electribe. Check my blog at:
http://innerportalstudio.com"
Korg Electribe2s on eBay
Electribe Syncing
Published on Jan 6, 2015 tarekith
"Testing the various sync options with the new Korg electribe, and iPad running Gadget, and Ableton Live."
AKAI RHYTM WOLF with Original Box
Polyfusion Modular Synthesizer Cabinets (2 Inverted Cabinets)
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via this auction
"2 Inverted Polyfusion Modular Synthesizer Cabinets For Sale... This Sale is for the Cabinets only, the modules and power supplies are not included."
via this auction
"2 Inverted Polyfusion Modular Synthesizer Cabinets For Sale... This Sale is for the Cabinets only, the modules and power supplies are not included."
SONICA by FRANK EVENTOFF SN 230 & 410
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SN 410 via this auction
SN 230 via this auction
"Travel back in time with this vintage Sonica. Yes, it is an unusual instrument. Around 1979-1980, only 650 were built. It's really a synthesizer that looks like a mini-guitar/sitar. The tone is something like a theremin. To hear the actual tone, there are various Youtube videos of folks playing one. This one is numbered 410. It's only about 20" long. It has its own little speaker and runs on a single nine volt battery. It has two octaves. All the notes on the headstock are major, but there is a half-step button on the body. The key is adjusted by a key knob. Yes, it is an odd duck! It is quite well made with a wood body (carved from Red Alder) and brass front, back and rear head stock plates (coated with baked enamel). The "fretboard" is also side with brass. This one is in good condition except for tears on the interior speaker grill cloth. The brass plating is tarnished, but I didn't dare scrub it with Brasso. It comes with the original (cute as the dickens) black chip board case with two piece of case candy. The mini six-page instructional booklet and warranty and the Sound Instruments warranty card (with the original 15 cent USPS "1980 Winter Olympics" speed skating stamp). It has an odd "in-tune" function: "Play the middle diamond... on the keyboard and turn the Key knob until the note sounds in tune with the music you're listening to." It also has an 1/8" output jack for a regular amplifier. Ol' Eric Clapton had one of these that was sold at his 2011 Bonhams auction for over $3,400. (Check it out online.) The inventor of the Sonica, Frank Eventoff, previously invented the popular Magical Musical Thing, and now runs Sensitronics, which is still on the cutting edge of experimental electronic musical instrument technology."
SN 410 via this auction
SN 230 via this auction
"Travel back in time with this vintage Sonica. Yes, it is an unusual instrument. Around 1979-1980, only 650 were built. It's really a synthesizer that looks like a mini-guitar/sitar. The tone is something like a theremin. To hear the actual tone, there are various Youtube videos of folks playing one. This one is numbered 410. It's only about 20" long. It has its own little speaker and runs on a single nine volt battery. It has two octaves. All the notes on the headstock are major, but there is a half-step button on the body. The key is adjusted by a key knob. Yes, it is an odd duck! It is quite well made with a wood body (carved from Red Alder) and brass front, back and rear head stock plates (coated with baked enamel). The "fretboard" is also side with brass. This one is in good condition except for tears on the interior speaker grill cloth. The brass plating is tarnished, but I didn't dare scrub it with Brasso. It comes with the original (cute as the dickens) black chip board case with two piece of case candy. The mini six-page instructional booklet and warranty and the Sound Instruments warranty card (with the original 15 cent USPS "1980 Winter Olympics" speed skating stamp). It has an odd "in-tune" function: "Play the middle diamond... on the keyboard and turn the Key knob until the note sounds in tune with the music you're listening to." It also has an 1/8" output jack for a regular amplifier. Ol' Eric Clapton had one of these that was sold at his 2011 Bonhams auction for over $3,400. (Check it out online.) The inventor of the Sonica, Frank Eventoff, previously invented the popular Magical Musical Thing, and now runs Sensitronics, which is still on the cutting edge of experimental electronic musical instrument technology."
Korg 800DV Vintage Synthesizer SN 770702
Oberheim Matrix 6R Synthesizer + Obimagix 6000 Midi Knob Controller
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"Also included is the Obimagix 6000 controller box from Volt Crafty electronics. The Oberheim Matrix 6/6R were difficult to program using the face buttons. This box allows you to control 72 parameters of the Matrix without any menu diving. Just select your parameter and turn the knob. It is a GODSEND.
ALSO included is a midi merger box from Midi Solutions. It allows you to plug the Obimagix and a midi keyboard in at the same time.
All in all, it is the complete package to make this vintage synthesizer a fully functioning and pleasurable instrument."
via this auction
"Also included is the Obimagix 6000 controller box from Volt Crafty electronics. The Oberheim Matrix 6/6R were difficult to program using the face buttons. This box allows you to control 72 parameters of the Matrix without any menu diving. Just select your parameter and turn the knob. It is a GODSEND.
ALSO included is a midi merger box from Midi Solutions. It allows you to plug the Obimagix and a midi keyboard in at the same time.
All in all, it is the complete package to make this vintage synthesizer a fully functioning and pleasurable instrument."
Roland VP-330 vocoder plus
Synth Kitchen JD-Xi - How to make “Beatz”, aka a pattern sequence
Published on Apr 24, 2015 Roland U.S.
6:42 :)
"In this episode Eugene 'Man Man' Roberts take us for a fun ride and sheds some light on how he creates “beatz” for some of today’s top artists. Please watch and learn what ingredients he prefers when cooking up some “beatz”. Also make sure and check out the entire episode for a special surprise."
Roland JD-Xis on eBay
Hawkeye - Trip the light fantastic (Alesis A6 Andromeda)
Published on May 12, 2015 Maelstroem3
"An evening session with the Alesis Andromeda.
This track has a light and a dark part - as so many things in life :-).
Four minimalistic MIDI sequences were prerecorded on the MIDIbox SEQ V4, the rest has been improvised, i did not know what to play before and used the A6 pitchbender for live transposing. Two hands were not nearly enough for this one, that's why everything might not be perfectly timed, but then it was a completely DAW-free session and a great evening!
Many thanks to Jojjelito for the trackname recommendation and TK. for the MBSEQ V4! :-)
Thanks for watching and listening!
Hawkeye/Maelstroem Records"
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