Monday, October 26, 2015
Neorev - Work In Progress (Studio Jam Clip #1)
Published on Oct 26, 2015 NEOREVmusic
"Here's a little clip of me just having a bit of fun in my studio..."
Korg MS50 Analog Synthesizer SN 191226
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"The synth is fully functional, and besides a missing jack nut and some tape residue on the top of the unit it's in great cosmetic shape too."
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"The synth is fully functional, and besides a missing jack nut and some tape residue on the top of the unit it's in great cosmetic shape too."
Roland MX-1 VER.1.04 Ableton Live integration, performed by Kink
Published on Oct 26, 2015 RolandChannel
"Roland’s AIRA MX-1 Mix Performer can now control Ableton Live The collaboration was unveiled at ADE 2015, with an exclusive performance from KiNK, who was only too happy to test the new hookup. Watch KiNK launch Ableton Live clips and scenes from the MX-1, as well as controlling effect sends and recording automation. Super-fast and intuitive workflow that brings together the best of both worlds.
http://www.roland.com/support/by_prod..."
Flora and Fauna
Published on Oct 26, 2015 IMHUL
Re-Published on Feb 11, 2018 IMHUL
"Creating a touch interface from a plant for controlling a drone synthesizer software patch."
Yamaha Reface CS Synth Review
Published on Oct 26, 2015 AskAudio Mag
"Matt Vanacoro from Ask.Audio gives the new Yamaha Reface CS synthesizer a thorough work out, showing some of its best features in this video review."
https://yamahasynth.com
GESTA X KODEK @ Erica Synths Lab
Published on Oct 26, 2015 Erica Synths
"Modular techno jams.
Stay tuned for more!"
Electric Dream: Twelve Instruments ⚡︎ One Girl
Published on Oct 26, 2015 Clara Venice
"'Electric Dream' now available on iTunes ⚡︎ http://apple.co/1Mfidy5
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Go behind the scenes with me at the National Music Centre as I record my newest EP, "Electric Dream" using some rare electronic instruments from their collection (and one not-so-rare instrument from mine!)
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Instruments used:
1. Chime-a-tron
2. Linn LM-1
3. Oberheim Four Voice
4. Buchla Lighting
5. EMS Synthi Hi-Fli
6. Stylophone
7. RCA Theremin
8. Ableton Live
9. Oberheim OB-Xa
10. T.O.N.T.O.
11. Hammond Novachord
12. Neumann U-87 "
Moog Memorymoog 6 Voice Polyphonic Vintage Synthesizer SN 2444
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"This 6 voice polyphonic monster was rescued from storage, unplayed for likely decades, and whipped into incredible shape by the service department at Midwest Music Menders in Brookfiled, IL. This is serial number 2444, fully stock from the factory, with no onboard MIDI modifications. The wooden cabinet and aluminum show only minor wear and a few scattered dings, and the panels is fully clean and clear. All pots and buttons are working marvelously.
The sound, though. This synth is huge: 18 CEM3340 oscillator chips, 3 per voice, form the core of this instrument. The Memorymoog is full of Curtis chips, with the exception, of course, of 6 classic 24db/oct Moog low pass filters. The Autotune sequence is fully functioning, displaying “6 TUNED” after about 30 seconds. The ROM version on this instrument is likely 2.2, as the display shows “83” in front panel test mode, and this version is not fitted with the MIDI upgrade.
This Memorymoog was thoroughly serviced, including cleaning of all panel knobs and switches. Two pots were replaced: the master Tune knob and the Frequency knob for Oscillator 3. Two ICs on the Demux board were replaced. All capacitors on the panel boards were replaced. The instrument was then calibrated and tuned after an adequate burn in period. This synth likely plays and sounds as great as it did new, if not better!"
via this auction
"This 6 voice polyphonic monster was rescued from storage, unplayed for likely decades, and whipped into incredible shape by the service department at Midwest Music Menders in Brookfiled, IL. This is serial number 2444, fully stock from the factory, with no onboard MIDI modifications. The wooden cabinet and aluminum show only minor wear and a few scattered dings, and the panels is fully clean and clear. All pots and buttons are working marvelously.
The sound, though. This synth is huge: 18 CEM3340 oscillator chips, 3 per voice, form the core of this instrument. The Memorymoog is full of Curtis chips, with the exception, of course, of 6 classic 24db/oct Moog low pass filters. The Autotune sequence is fully functioning, displaying “6 TUNED” after about 30 seconds. The ROM version on this instrument is likely 2.2, as the display shows “83” in front panel test mode, and this version is not fitted with the MIDI upgrade.
This Memorymoog was thoroughly serviced, including cleaning of all panel knobs and switches. Two pots were replaced: the master Tune knob and the Frequency knob for Oscillator 3. Two ICs on the Demux board were replaced. All capacitors on the panel boards were replaced. The instrument was then calibrated and tuned after an adequate burn in period. This synth likely plays and sounds as great as it did new, if not better!"
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