Yamaha DX7 Digital Programable Algorithm Synthesizer SN 113276 with Cart

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"1980s DX-7 IN GREAT CONDITION. COMES WITH a CUSTOM CARTRIDGE FILLED WITH 126 COOL 80s SOUNDS THAT I COLLECTED IN MY TRAVELS. FULL ORIGIONAL MANUAL, and YAMAHA SUSTAIN PEDAL."

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WERSI CX-1 // LOOKING for COMPANY // PRESETS + CHORDS

Published on Mar 24, 2016 LESINDES

"Playing the presets of WER CX-1 fully analog rhythm generator. Showing here the auto CHARD and BASS-LINE GENERATOR."

Follow-up to this post.

MI Elements Rondeau

by bartonmusic aka Todd Barton

"Another early exploration of Mutable Instruments Elements and Clouds."

Adding 3 Vco's to Moog Mother 32

Published on Mar 24, 2016 iscariah71

"This is a simple video describing how to had one external eco like Deeper A110 to the Mother, and added 2 others vco's with patching points.
Hope it ll be helpful."

(Hitachi) Lo-D HMS-30 Rare Analogue Synth with Manual

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See the Hitachi label at the bottom of this post for previous posts include a video demo of the HMS-30.

"One of the rarest synth ever. As Internet says, only 300 was made. This one have a serial number 9000154C.

There is a full (all keys at same time) polyphony, two stage tone modificator, multilayered LFOs, 8-pattern rhythm generator, and programmable sequencer. Also, it have a stereo output, so it is possible to play with pan for some features.

Original user manual (Japanese) included.

Capacitors in power supply was replaced for prophylactic reasons, and output voltage precisely adjusted.

Pots and switches moves without any cracks or noises. The tune is fine.

Machine looks like a fully working, but I can not test all features of programmable sequencer (LEDs response correctly then I pressing buttons on it - thats all I'v figured out) because I can't read Japanese.

Cosmetically it looks great, but have few unperfections. Please see photos.

Please note:

The synthesizer is made for japanese market and work only at ~100-110v. If you living in countries, where voltage 220-240v, you need a step-down transformer."

SOLINA / ARP STRING-ENSEMBLE 1973 | HD DEMO

Published on Mar 24, 2016 AnalogAudio1

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The Solina String-Ensemble is identical with the ARP String-Ensemble. It is the first and original "String Machine". Fully polyphonic with 4 presets and 2 monophonic bass presets!

Many manufacturers tried to copy it (Logan String Melody, Elka Rhapsody, Crumar Multiman, Farfisa String Orchestra, Jen String Machine, Siel Orchestra, just to name a few). In the seventies, every organ manufacturer had a string machine to offer...
but the Solina remains the best (or at least one of the best) with its fat, unique and charming sound, which can not be sampled successfully.

A great machine, which was used by many professionals.

Users:
Edgar Froese (Tangerine Dream) used it on many records (Green Desert, Aqua, Le Park, Underwater Sunlight, etc.), Herbie Hancock (Secrets), AIR (Moon Safari), Mike Oldfield, David Bowie, Richard Wright / Pink Floyd (Shine On You Crazy Diamond), Elton John (Song for Guy), Nick Straker (A walk in the park), Geoff Downes / Buggles (Video killed the radio star), Roxy Music (Both Ends Burning), the Bee Gees and the Carpenters (on live performances) ...

In the intro I played the Solina along with a Schulte Compact Phasing A."

Easel

Published on Mar 24, 2016 Hathor Menat

severence // harmonic vacuum patch

Published on Mar 24, 2016 severence

"// evolving ambient beats and soundscapes using the verbos electronics harmonic oscillator, metasonix r54 mark II supermodule, schippmann vcf-02 and epoch modular twinpeak as sound sources"

Varigate Patch

Published on Mar 24, 2016 darksideothetune

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Make Noise Maths
L-1 Tube VCA
Synthesis Technology E350
Sputnik Dual Oscillator
Frequency Central System X Envelope
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Buchla 266e Source of Uncertainty

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"The 266e Source of Uncertainty provides a general source of musical unpredictability. Operation is divided into four sections, each of which perform a unique function.

Three type of noise are available, with corresponding dedicated outputs. White noise is electrically flat, but acoustically balanced toward the high end of the spectrum ( 3 db/octave). Integrated white noise has a low spectral bias (-3 db/octave). Musically flat noise has a flat spectrum (constant energy per octave) and is a particularly useful source for subsequent processing.

Fluctuating Random Voltages are continuously variable, with voltage control of bandwidth over the range of .05Hz to 50Hz, making possible changes that vary from barely perceptible movement to rapid fluctuation.
Quantized Random Voltages change upon receiving pulses. The number of states is voltage-controllable from two to 24, and their distribution can be varied both spatially and temporally.

Stored Random Voltages have three parameters under voltage control. Degree varies the amount of randomness; Chaos alters the distribution from just a little uncertain to total chaos; Skew biases the randomness toward one extreme or the other.

All settings of the 266e can be stored and recalled under control of the 225e or 206e Preset Manager."