"Up for sale an ultra rare & ultra cool Böhm DD-19 drum machine.
Perfect working. Sounds amazing!
Almost excellent condition except of a scratch on the top.
Comes with a double pedal to control start/stop and function.
Someone says it's a reack version of the earlier Böhm DD, but I think it's more than that."
"Variation on an Improv #3. From the same session as previous video.
iPad TC-11, Eurorack (fx mostly - Kammerl Beat Repeat for Clouds / Valhalla Z-DSP) and Interaxon Muse Brainwave Interface cv modulating the fx. Pad and Lead are blortblorts patches for Sonic Charge Synplant.
If you do decide to watch - please do so in 1080p if you can! The vid took an age to render :-)"
"Composer and Sound Designer Anthony Baldino guest posts on the Noise Engineering blog this week with some of his go-to combinations with Noise-E modules."
"In excellent condition. Only missing one white plastic, screw cap.
Looks like a part of the NASA Space Shuttle Challenger. It is built very solidly and is fairly heavy for a keyboard of this type.
Features:
- Built-in speaker.
- All note polyphony.
- 6 polyphonic sounds: Program, Piano, Banjo, Violin, Brass, Organ.
- 6 monophonic voices (top note priority): Program, Brazz, Bells, Trombone, Trumpet, Jazz Flutes. Some have built-in portamento effect.
- 5 sound effects: Program, Crash, Birds, Arcade (sounds like Pac-Man dying), Whistle.
- 6 rhythms: Program (march), Waltz, Country, Swing, Rock, Latin. There is a different Drum Break fill for each pattern.
- Separate volume controls for accompaniment chords, bass and rhythm.
- Auto-accompaniment with several variations: Chord Rhythm (chops up the chord depending on the pattern selected), Swinger Bass (adds a bass note), Magic Chord (plays left hand chords with one finger), Solo Chord (plays right hand chords with one finger based on what chord is chosen with left hand), Magic Memory (sustains the chords until another key is pressed).
- Vibrato (on/off) with delay (on/off).
- Sustain: long, medium, off.
- Default "Program" sounds are overwritten with use of MusicPro Reader cards (not included).
- Jacks/controls on the back: 1/4" headphone out, 1/4" line out, pitch (tuning), 1/4" expression (volume) pedal, 1/4" sustain pedal, 1/8" test (?)."
"This beauty was completely restored for me by Chroma guru Randel Osborne in 2015.
Please refer to his extensive restoration work at: otb.redshift-consulting.com/Welcome.html
and his incredible Enabler controller for the Chroma (video [posted here]): enabler.redshift-consulting.com
It's in excellent cosmetic condition and 100% functional.
Randel's restoration included:
- installation of the switching power supply by Luca Sasdelli
- installation of the CPU Plus (CC+) control board (midi upgrade)
- recapping of the voice cards and calibration
- complete synth disassembly, cleaning and testing
The Chroma will be shipped in a newly foamed Anvil case with a custom compartment for accessories (see photos)."
"The Sonica was a synthesizer designed by Frank Eventoff in 1979. A limited run of 650 were made, this is number 518. This one is in excellent condition with only minor wear on the grill cloth in front of the speaker. Includes original case, unsigned warranty card, and owner's manual. These are ultra rare and incredibly hard to find, get this while you can because you don't know when another one will come along!"
