Minilogue Test : Using the sequencer to record knob motion

Published on Feb 15, 2016 K More

"A great tip I found on Sonicstate's channel.
Any knob motion can be recorded to the sequencer, up to 4 layers.
Just press Play to get the sequencer running, then Rec and move any knob. The Rec light will automatically go off at the end of the sequencer. Press Rec again to go to layer 2, then 3 and 4.
Press Edit Mode and Voice button 4 to delete layers.
MIDI sync with DSI Tempest."

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Pro 2 Drum "Fade-to-Grey"

Published on Feb 15, 2016 experimentalsynth

"I programmed an effect similar to Ableton's 'Fade To Grey' on my Pro 2. In the background Pro 2 drum sequence patch, a single sweep of the footpedal does the following: maxes out "air", pans filter routing to serial, maxes delay 4 feedback, maxes filter 2 (high pass) cutoff and minimizes filter 1 (low pass) cutoff. This video starts with "Fade To Grey" engaged. About 25 seconds in I use the footpedal to bring in the low end on the drums. The background here also includes a droning Moog Voyager with Pro 2 CVs modulating its filter cutoff and waveshape. You hear it most around beat 12 of the 16 beat pattern. Learn more at www.experimentalsynth.com"

Can the DSI OB - 6 do classical Oberheim sounds?

"I let you be the judge of that.

Only internal EFX and some dry sounds.

EDIT, Feb 13th - I have added another short demo track to my blog entry. It starts with an OB pad w/o any EFX [OB "dry"] and ends with a more modern patch. You can listen to it right underneath this demo [#1]
www.petermmahr.com/arrival-of-the-dsi-ob-6/"

New Nord A1 Demos

Four more videos have been added to this post from earlier today. They are all in a playlist now.

An Envelope Sandwich

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Deep Note

Published on Feb 15, 2016 Happy Nerding

"Just a fun attempt to produce kind of Deep Note on my modular."

Arp 2600 Gritty Sequence

Published on Feb 15, 2016 PaulLawlerMusic

"Creating a gritty sequence line on the Arp 2600.
Sequence and drums recorded in Logic Pro X.
Logic is controlling the Arp 2600 via the Moog Voyager XL's CV-outs."

Moog muSonics Minimoog - Classic Analog Synthesizer - Pro-Restored

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"This one is in excellent condition and working 100%. It has been professionally serviced and has had a lot of restoration. It is ready to be played and needs nothing. As you can see, this is an early muSonics Minimoog which are pretty rare. As you can see, it has the typical features of all early Minimoogs (RA Moog, Moog muSonics, and early MMIs."

Psionic Soundworks ~Walking Stick Ribbon Controller~

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"I'm not too familiar with this product although I remember these being made around 2010 to 2011. This particular model is no longer in production. I do not have the original manual, but here are it's specs.
The cable whip w/black heat shrink and the DC power input is for the ribbon CV output. Same rules apply re: the power adapter, and you can also plug it into the modern Moogs and draw power via the "ring" connection on that cable (no wall wart necessary). The cable with the blue heat shrink is the pressure sensor CV output. The knobs are attenuators for each CV out - ribbon on the left, pressure on the right. It has been tested and is working."

Roland 184 Polyphonic 4CV Keyboard for System 100M SN 170619

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"A most rare bird, or board, the 184 is a 4 voice polyphonic keyboard for the Roland System 100M, but will work with any analogue system that uses the 1V/Oct standard. Built around the same keyboard logic as the Jupiter 4, the 184 controller has a fully featured arpeggiator onboard. This unit is power rated for Japan, and while it may function OK with US wall power, we recommend procuring a transformer to ensure accurate keyboard tracking and Gate levels."

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