Wednesday, May 04, 2016
Moog Mother Piano + DSI Pro 2 + Yamaha MO8 + Eventide H9 = Initial Explorations
Published on May 4, 2016 experimentalsynth
"Having some fun with a Moog Mother-32. Synced its sequencer to the DSI Pro-2's, and running some CVs over from the Pro-2 as well. Feeding audio from an iPod into its ext audio input and running it through an Eventide H9. Then... I play along..."
Volt Divers Rehearsals for 5.14.16
Published on Apr 29, 2016 Julia More
"Rehearsing to perform at Portland's premier hardware synth even Volt Divers on 5.14.16
Moog Sub37
Moog Mother 32
Dave Smith Instruments Mopho x4
Elektron Octatrack"
Secret Project Improv
Published on Feb 27, 2016
Rings of Uncertainty
Published on May 4, 2016 Oxix52
"The 266e is sending random voltage to the pitch of the 259e and is randomly selecting the blue rings of the 252e. Those rings are set up with Euclidean patterns. This video was taken with my iPhone."
Hordijk has a gargle before bed
Hordijk has a gargle before bed from richard scott on Vimeo.
That's actually pretty funny. Gotta keep them filters fresh.
Sounds of the Korg Lambda
Published on May 4, 2016 bitleyTM
"Our multi-sampled version of the Lambda is called Poly X3M, and we even upgraded this to 'Platinum' status by including some of the sounds from our other libraries to really make it FAT and inspiring. This is a Reason refill for Reason 7 and 8. More info: http://bitley.laconicsounds.net - thank you for watching!"
Studio Electronics MIDIMINI Analogue Synth SN 1491
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via this auction
"ABOUT THE STUDIO ELECTRONICS MIDIMINI:
Years ago, Studio Electronics used to have people send them their Minimoog so they could turn it into a rackmounted MIDIMoog - they'd remove the circuit boards and toss the chassis. Great idea at the time I guess, but this definitely reduced the number of intact Minimoogs out there. So finally - maybe because they realized how horribly destructive this was - or maybe because they ran out of victims - or maybe for none of those reasons :) - they decided to faithfully reproduce the circuitry inside the Minimoog rather than destroying more beautiful instruments. They called this the MIDIMini, and that's what you see here. For all practical purposes, this is a beautiful 4 space rackmounted Minimoog with some really really useful improvements over the original Mini. We feel it's better than a Minimoog also because it's newer and therefore generally much more reliable than most neglected vintage Mini's out there that are around 20 years older. Not only does the MIDI MINI fit in a much smaller space and weigh a lot less than the original Mini - It's also got MIDI built in. That's right - no need to fuss with a MIDI to CV convertor and figure out how to hook it up to that crazy S trigger connector thingy. But not only does it have MIDI... it also responds to aftertouch and velocity, pitch bend and modulation wheel. It's also got an extra LFO for vibrato, so you don't have to tie up the 3rd oscillator for this as you would on a stock Mini Moog. AND it's also got oscillator sync, which can be swept by an envelope generator for that Cars distorted guitarish lead sound everyone knows and loves! :) It's also got switchable note priority modes. This unit makes a nice alternative to an original Minimoog due to its improvements, portable package and greater reliability.
They are rare, however, and sell for thousands of dollars typically."
via this auction
"ABOUT THE STUDIO ELECTRONICS MIDIMINI:Years ago, Studio Electronics used to have people send them their Minimoog so they could turn it into a rackmounted MIDIMoog - they'd remove the circuit boards and toss the chassis. Great idea at the time I guess, but this definitely reduced the number of intact Minimoogs out there. So finally - maybe because they realized how horribly destructive this was - or maybe because they ran out of victims - or maybe for none of those reasons :) - they decided to faithfully reproduce the circuitry inside the Minimoog rather than destroying more beautiful instruments. They called this the MIDIMini, and that's what you see here. For all practical purposes, this is a beautiful 4 space rackmounted Minimoog with some really really useful improvements over the original Mini. We feel it's better than a Minimoog also because it's newer and therefore generally much more reliable than most neglected vintage Mini's out there that are around 20 years older. Not only does the MIDI MINI fit in a much smaller space and weigh a lot less than the original Mini - It's also got MIDI built in. That's right - no need to fuss with a MIDI to CV convertor and figure out how to hook it up to that crazy S trigger connector thingy. But not only does it have MIDI... it also responds to aftertouch and velocity, pitch bend and modulation wheel. It's also got an extra LFO for vibrato, so you don't have to tie up the 3rd oscillator for this as you would on a stock Mini Moog. AND it's also got oscillator sync, which can be swept by an envelope generator for that Cars distorted guitarish lead sound everyone knows and loves! :) It's also got switchable note priority modes. This unit makes a nice alternative to an original Minimoog due to its improvements, portable package and greater reliability.
They are rare, however, and sell for thousands of dollars typically."
RITM-2 Russian Vintage Analog Synthesizer
Blue Roland SH-101 Analog Synthesizer w/ Modulation Grip
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via this auction
"Vintage Roland SH-101 Analog Synthesizer w/ Modulation Grip
This unit is in good working condition.
All of the keys function and all of the contacts have been cleaned.
The VCO's are stable and track the keyboard very well.
The audio is clean, free of hiss, hum, and crackle.
All of the functions have been tested.
The cosmetic condition is good, with some scuffing, scratches, nicks, and other wear to the finish.
Please see the photos for full details.
Single VCO w/ Saw, Square, Pulse, and Sub levels
VCF w/ Frequency and Resonance controls (very resonant filter, will oscillate)
Single ADSR
LFO onboard
Pitch/Mod wheel and grip control"
via this auction
"Vintage Roland SH-101 Analog Synthesizer w/ Modulation Grip
This unit is in good working condition.
All of the keys function and all of the contacts have been cleaned. The VCO's are stable and track the keyboard very well.
The audio is clean, free of hiss, hum, and crackle.
All of the functions have been tested.
The cosmetic condition is good, with some scuffing, scratches, nicks, and other wear to the finish.
Please see the photos for full details.
Single VCO w/ Saw, Square, Pulse, and Sub levels
VCF w/ Frequency and Resonance controls (very resonant filter, will oscillate)
Single ADSR
LFO onboard
Pitch/Mod wheel and grip control"
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