Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Psychedelic Rock Live Synth Jam | ARP 2600, Volca Keys, Electribe, Roland Vocoder, Stymon BigSky
Published on Sep 28, 2016 Ralph Baumgartl
"A Live Synthesizer Jam by Ralph Baumgartl and Andreas Eimecke. The session is a blend of Psychedelic Rock, Ambient, Cosmic Rock and Berlin School of Electronic Music. Gear used:
Ralph Baumgartl plays: ARP 2600, Arturia Keystep, ELKA Elkatwin 61, Roland Vocoder VP-330, Roland JD-Xi, Korg Volca Keys, Korg Electribe 2, Strymon BigSky, Strymon Timeline, Zoom MS-70CDR, Boss BX-600.
Andreas Eimecke plays: Roland GR-55, Boss GT-10, Akai Rhythm Wolf, Boss SL-20, EHX micro Pog, Boss GE-7, Chapman ML 1, Stagg C-747, Behringer UB1002, Behringer XENYX X1222 USB, Kenton Midi Hub, Boss RC-50.
Cameras: GoPro Hero3 Black, Panasonic Lumix GH2, GoPro Hero2, Canon Legria mini X (Camera operating and Video Edit by Ralph Baumgartl)"
Malekko Heavy Industry - AD/LFO *Performance Tip*
Published on Sep 28, 2016 DivKidVideo
"I found this as a 'left over' from the full AD/LFO video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YB-AN... [here] - and for some reason it was left out. Although super short and simple I thought it was a nice idea to share.
It's simply just pressing the loop and 10x buttons with drums to create new fills. Simple! :)"
Modular Composition: Sequencing with TEMPI and MATHS
Published on Sep 28, 2016 MAKEN0ISE
"In the modular synth, a signal is raw voltage. Its identity as CV, audio, gate or clock has just as much to do with where it is patched to as where it comes from, and any signal can be patched to any input. For this reason and others, the modular synthesizer is particularly well-suited to generating not only new sounds, but new methods of composition."
New Quinoa Hardware Synthesizer Keyboard
Premières notes du synthétiseur Quinoa - First notes of the Quinoa synthesizer
Published on Sep 28, 2016 Xhenon Maker
"Synthétiseur de fabrication DIY (Do It Yourself). Les sources seront publiées très prochainement.
A ce jour, le synthétiseur "Quinoa" est quasi terminé et l'on peut déjà en sortir quelques notes.
DIY (Do It Yourself) synthesizer. The sources will be shared soon.
Actually, this synthesizer called 'Quinoa' is pratically finished and we can heard some sounds."
Published on Sep 28, 2016 Xhenon Maker
"Synthétiseur de fabrication DIY (Do It Yourself). Les sources seront publiées très prochainement.
A ce jour, le synthétiseur "Quinoa" est quasi terminé et l'on peut déjà en sortir quelques notes.
DIY (Do It Yourself) synthesizer. The sources will be shared soon.
Actually, this synthesizer called 'Quinoa' is pratically finished and we can heard some sounds."
LABELS/MORE:
New,
New in 2016,
New Makers,
New Makers in 2016,
New Synths,
New Synths in 2016,
Xhenon
Buchla 400 Electronic Musical Instrument - Description and Specifications Brochure
via Glen Darcy
"I found a an old brochure for the Buchla 400 that I had laying around. This I got from West LA Music in about 1983, they had one for sale there. It was not on, either due to nobody knowing how to use it or it was broken....but I remember drooling over how cool it looked."
RMI KCII Keyboard Computer demonstration
Published on Sep 25, 2016 morganfisherart
"[scroll down for English info]
私の愛蔵ヴィンテージ・キーボード・コレクションから、世界初のデジタル・サンプリング音源を用いた希少なシンセサイザーRMI KC-IIがヤフオクに出品！非常に良い状態で、音源データカードやマニュアルなど付属品も充実しています！
http://page3.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/...
Extremely rare RMI KCII to be sold on Yahoo Auctions Japan. See link above. Will consider offers from abroad if sent by October 2nd, 2016. In excellent, fully-working condition!
Most functions explained and demonstrated. A little reverb has been added. Headphones recommended to hear the stereo properly!
1: PRESETS & PEDALS
2: ORGAN STOPS
3: CARD READER"
RMI KCII ambient improvisation
Published on Sep 28, 2016 morganfisherart
"僕のRMI KCIIに新しい即興演奏。
An ambient improvisation, played tonight on my RMI KCII. Reverb added. Images are of the sea in Japan and some of my oil-on-glass paintings.
Sept. 28, 2016 in my home studio."
Roland Jupiter 8
White ARP Odyssey SN 28887 with CMS Mods
Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this auction
"This ARP Odyssey is, as you see, the first whiteface version** which is by far the most desirable. Having the legendary, extreme, and unique sounding 4023 filter. It has had at least a couple major servicings and highly desirable mods. First, from CMS who are FAR AND AWAY the leaders in working on these ARP systems. The CV/Gate mods were installed so that this can be controlled by other synths, and the External Audio Input so that other instruments can be run through the filter. The second major servicing and mod was performed by another very prominent tech in the vintage synth community. This mod I think is very unique among Odysseys that you will see. ARP has the duo-phonic feature that will assign the two oscillators to the highest and lowest note you play. Which is great. Sometimes, however, you want to treat it as a monosynth, and with your playing style it’s a little bit of a pain that it triggers the two notes. This switch disables the two-note tracking/assignment and lets it play as a true monosynth.
In both of these services, electronic rehab and tuning were done, and complete disassembly and cleaning of the sliders. It has had another tune/checkup done about a year ago, which included replacement of some of the sliders. The sliders move freely and are not stiff, but frankly you can hear a little scratch again on some of them. I am also going to claim that, after shipping, you should plan to tune it again. But other than that it is in excellent shape electronically. Cosmetically, it’s a solid 9 out of 10 if not 9.5, with a few marks that are tiny, small places the silkscreen is fading, etc.
Other functional aspects, the key action is good, as are the two-position switches. The octave selector is supposed to do +/- 0, 1, or 2 octaves up or down. The détente-ing is a little flaky so it really only does normal and one up, one down. HOWEVER, I am providing a NOS (NEW OLD STOCK) extra octave selector switch with this auction. It seems to work well flipping it with your fingers, but I can’t guarantee the result when you install it. Again, it has never been used!
Other extras include a plastic fitted see through dust cover, custom made for this Odyssey. This is awesome to have because you need a dust cover to keep the sliders from getting junk in them, yet in your studio you want the synths to be visible when you’re hanging out, not buried under opaque covers. Finally, the synth comes with a medium duty flight case."
via this auction
"This ARP Odyssey is, as you see, the first whiteface version** which is by far the most desirable. Having the legendary, extreme, and unique sounding 4023 filter. It has had at least a couple major servicings and highly desirable mods. First, from CMS who are FAR AND AWAY the leaders in working on these ARP systems. The CV/Gate mods were installed so that this can be controlled by other synths, and the External Audio Input so that other instruments can be run through the filter. The second major servicing and mod was performed by another very prominent tech in the vintage synth community. This mod I think is very unique among Odysseys that you will see. ARP has the duo-phonic feature that will assign the two oscillators to the highest and lowest note you play. Which is great. Sometimes, however, you want to treat it as a monosynth, and with your playing style it’s a little bit of a pain that it triggers the two notes. This switch disables the two-note tracking/assignment and lets it play as a true monosynth. 
In both of these services, electronic rehab and tuning were done, and complete disassembly and cleaning of the sliders. It has had another tune/checkup done about a year ago, which included replacement of some of the sliders. The sliders move freely and are not stiff, but frankly you can hear a little scratch again on some of them. I am also going to claim that, after shipping, you should plan to tune it again. But other than that it is in excellent shape electronically. Cosmetically, it’s a solid 9 out of 10 if not 9.5, with a few marks that are tiny, small places the silkscreen is fading, etc.Other functional aspects, the key action is good, as are the two-position switches. The octave selector is supposed to do +/- 0, 1, or 2 octaves up or down. The détente-ing is a little flaky so it really only does normal and one up, one down. HOWEVER, I am providing a NOS (NEW OLD STOCK) extra octave selector switch with this auction. It seems to work well flipping it with your fingers, but I can’t guarantee the result when you install it. Again, it has never been used!
Other extras include a plastic fitted see through dust cover, custom made for this Odyssey. This is awesome to have because you need a dust cover to keep the sliders from getting junk in them, yet in your studio you want the synths to be visible when you’re hanging out, not buried under opaque covers. Finally, the synth comes with a medium duty flight case."
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