Sequential Circuits Six-Trak 5 Favorite Sounds 2017 Analog Synthesizer Prophet 610 Rik Marston

Published on Jun 24, 2017 SynthgodXXX

"Sequential Circuits Six-Trak 5 Favorite Sounds 2017
Synthesizer Demo by Rik Marston 100% No Talking!!!
**Watch in HD** **Turn it UP!!**

My 5 favorite SCI Six-Trak factory presets tweaked
showing off the true Sequential Circuits character
and classic sound. Pads, Leads, Bass, Strings & FX
Preset Sounds Used:
#46 - Loris 2
#21 - Slow Attack Brass
#98 - Alien Unison
#52 - Marlboro Strings
#18 - Res-Bass
At the end I am giving up a true classic Sequential
Circuits patch...#81 Meow!! You can actually make your
pet cat give you that look that says "Buddy, you are nuts!"
If you need a good vintage synth than think about
getting a Sequential Circuits Six-Trak! Way worth it!
There is a lot this vintage analog synthesizer can
do & it really sounds incredible thru some nice
Reverb & Delay. In this demo I used the awesome
vintage ART MultiVerb LT set on L2 at 65%
I hope you dig the SCI & SCI-FI background stuff,
I am still learning my video software so sorry for the
shadow bleed under the Six-Trak. It's so FUN to use!

Thank you for watching!!!"

ANALOGUE SOLUTIONS TELEMARK V2 SEM Sem-Modular Analog Synthesizer SN 7613

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"Features

- Pure analogue voice & modulation circuitry.

- Sub-Oscillator / Divider

- Ring Modulation

- Patch points to allow more sound types, and to cross-patch with your modular synths

- SEM type sound.

- Similar SEM layout.

- More features than the original SEM such as Sample and Hold, LFO Square wave, Noise, extra inputs, many more signal modulation options via rotary switches.

- Plenty of modulation possibilities

- Rugged steel construction.

- MIDI In for software sequencer / keyboard control"

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Pittsburgh Modular Lifeforms SV-1

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One thing that stands out with Pittsburgh are different size knobs used on the same panel.

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SHERMAN FILTERBANK Analog Filter Audio Effects Processor

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New Blind Monk Modular - Quad

Published on Jun 21, 2017 Thomas Shaw

"demo for the quad eurorack module. 4 channel crossfader / scanner, 4 channel VCA, waveshapper, analog additive synthesizer, mixer, etc."

via Blind Monk Modular

"Quad is a fully analog four channel crossfader, scanner and four channel VCA. At audio rates it works as a waveshaper, while combining audio rate signals and control voltage signals creates additive synth tones. With DC coupled inputs, it is capable of crossfading between control voltages. All of the functions work in stereo or mono for unique crossfading effects and complex stereo cross modulations.

4-channel crossfader / scanner

4 channel VCA

100% analog, audio rate wave shaping

Additive synth generator

Stereo or mono outputs

DC coupled inputs

Mixer, panner

Voltage controlled channel selector

Basic voltage controlled mixer

Controls for amount of cross fade (spread)

Control for how long each channel stays on (depth)

20 hp

Estimated price $285"

Blind Monk Modular - Programa

Published on Nov 6, 2016 Thomas Shaw

http://www.blindmonkmodular.com/programa.html

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Blind Monk Modular - Harmonic Multiplier

Published on Jan 11, 2016 Thomas Shaw

"a demo video for the harmonic multiplier, a eurorack synthesizer audio processor.
http://www.blindmonkmodular.com"

Also see this post for a demo from Perfect Circuit Audio.

Stand And Deliver Excerpt

Published on Jun 24, 2017 LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER

"What else are you supposed to do if you find a CO2 dispenser at the bottom of a skip other than make a Dry Ice Indoor Snow Storm, and film it backwards... Then Put it to some music you wrote on a vocoder about regretting buying the vocoder [KORG VC-10 with the mic]."

Synthrotek Verb: Modulated Resonator (LMS: Eurorack Expansion Preview)

Published on Jun 24, 2017 Learning Modular

"The Synthrotek Verb is a lo-fi reverb module based on a trio of PT2399 delay chips set up as a resonator to simulate vintage reverb effects. One of its more unusual features is a voltage-controlled Mod parameter, which alters the tuning of the three delay lines. When static, you can use it to dial in different resonant peaks and valleys to complement the sound being fed through it. When modulated, you get an interesting cross between chorus and reverb effects. In the following movie, I explore the Mod function, including using a spectrograph display to better understand its resonant behavior.

This is the second of two movies on the Synthrotek Verb from my Learning Modular Synthesis: European Expansion, released by Lynda.com and LinkedIn Learning July 3, 2017. For more details including the list of movies and an overview of the full Eurorack Expansion course, visit: http://learningmodular.com/lms-eurora..."

Vintage FM Synth DX 1024 HYPRA-ROM Sound Memory Card

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"Yamaha DX7 FM 1024 HYPRA ROM sound bank cartridge [Extremely Rare!] 1024 Patches. Comes with the original Yamaha ADP-1 adapter cradle for the different versions of the Yamaha DX7 type FM synths which in itself is quite rare and seemingly quite expensive by itself if other Ebay auctions are to go by (feel free to check).

Reasonable condition (apart from missing switch cover - see pic) although this has been kicking around since the 80s so shows the signs of being used, scratches and dings as per the pic - This is very hard to find data rom cartridge made in Germany for the DX7 1024 sounds. There are 3 switches to chose between banks and patches. Switch 1 from A-D, 1 from 1-4, 1 with Alpha and Beta, resulting in 4 x 2 x 4 banks - which means 32 x 32 = 1024 presets for the DX7.

I have absolutely no way of testing this unit as my DX7 has long since gone and there is a real possibility that it may have lost its memory or does not even work thus I am selling this with this caveat. Then again it might work absolutely fine if you plug it in.... I have genuinly no way of telling but the adapter is probably worth quite a bit by itself."