Roland JX3p 16 synthartist69 80's patches!

Published on Jan 13, 2017 synthartist69

"I love the phat sound of the JX3p!"

Roland JX3p More Custom 80's patches 2!!!!

Published on Jan 13, 2017

"More analog bliss coming from the Roland JX3p."

Some Like It Minimal, Tiptop ONE

Some Like It Minimal, Tiptop ONE from Station 252 on Vimeo.

"Beta testing Tiptop Audio new module called ONE."

World 1st Radioactive Synth Module?

Geiger counter synth module with uranium ore

Published on Jan 13, 2017 thenervoussquirrel

Update: see the comments below for the answer.

You'll be twisting those knobs with stubs for fingers in no time!

"Produces random voltages by comparing the time between clicks. Initially counts three clicks, then takes the time between 1 and 3 as the overall range mapped to 5V, and click 2 as the voltage level. It then waits for the next click to replace click 3, and re-assigns the previous 2 and 3 to the new 1 and 2, if that makes sense.

The 5V is converted into a control voltage signal, with adjustable range and offset, adapted from Ken Stone's joystick schematic. Glide has also been borrowed from a CGS module. Also produces a trigger output every time the geiger counter is activated."

Thonk - The Hole With a Soul

Thought this was pretty good.

via @thonk_synth

"We've been neglecting our marketing a bit, upping our game."

http://www.thonk.co.uk

Bastl Rumburack 2.0 modular system w/BONUS Kastle FM

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"Rumburak block includes these modules: • Tea Kick • Noise Square • 2x Skis • 2x Cinnamon • grandPa • Knit Rider + Expander • Popcorn • Tromsø • Quattro Figaro • ABC • Ciao ! • Multiple • Eurorack compatible Rumburak case with carry strap"

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Roland SH-101 Vintage Monophonic Analog Synth w/ Original SN 596583

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"The unit appears to be working fine, all the keys and knobs and buttons responding fine including Sequencer and Arpeggio functions. No noticeable scratch noise on the sliders and knobs.

Cosmetically, the unit is in very nice condition as you can see. There are only some minimum signs of wear and usage, obviously have been looked after very well. One of the two clutches on the battery compartment lid appears to be missing as pictured, but the lid still stays on firmly. The battery compartment is clean, worked fine with batteries as well as with my spare power supply..."

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Arturia Origin Keyboard Synthesizer

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EDP WASP * PRO Serviced *

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Hammond Novachord with Sweetwater's Daniel Fisher

Published on Jan 10, 2017 SweetwaterSound

"Daniel Fisher, Sweetwater’s full-time synth fanatic, gives an in-depth tour of the Hammond Novachord, which is widely regarded as the father of the modern polyphonic synthesizer. It debuted at the 1939 World’ Fair and featured 72-note polyphony, oscillators, filters, envelopes, and frequency modulation, which were used to craft its organic and otherworldly sounds.

After a close look at all of the Novachord’s parameters and internal components, Daniel gives an impromptu performance while sweeping through all of the parameters’ values. Then, as an example of what it would sound like in modern times, Fisher plays the Novachord through an Eventide H9 Multi-Effects Processor.

Only five fully restored Novachords are known to exist today.

Joseph Fill and his son, Justin, poured more than 2,000 hours of work restoring this 1941 Hammond Novachord. They replaced countless components, rewired all the connections, and then cleaned and polished the internal and external surfaces by hand.

Please feel free to contact Joe Fill if you wish to inquire about purchasing this beautifully restored piece of musical instrument history: hangarjoe@sbcglobal.net"

See the Novachord label below for more.

New MacBeth Exacta Hardware Synthesizer with TouchPlate Keys

Three pics of Ken MacBeth's Exacta Synthesizer in the works. You can see by the panel print this is clearly a prototype. No additional details at this point, but you can see the features via the control panel yourself.

Two oscillators, a control oscillator replacing the LFO on other synths, VCF, two envelopes, left AND right delay, mixer, PWM, pitch bend, and glide. Regarding the control oscillator vs. LFO, LFO stands for Low Frequency Osicallator, so I'm guessing this one goes into audio range.

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