"NOS PIF Soviet Analog Synthesizer. 24 mini-key piano. Comes with power adapter and original manual. The manual is awesome and even has schematics of the synth. Internal speaker. 3 octave range. One volume knob, one low-pass filter knob. Produces video game-like sounds. It reminds me of early Nintendo games like Castlevania. A great buy for anyone looking for a rare, russian-made analog synth"
"Hello all! Here's my tenth video on the Make Noise Morphagene. I'm still playing around with the various Freesound Reels as I'm enjoying the content there and how powerful and simple the Morphagene is to exploit that audio. Here I'm using Anthony Baldino's reel. I'll have a new track "No Inhalant Body" released based on some of my explorations and wider patching around this video so watch out for that.
"No talking. Just sound. I switched between the Behringer Model D and the Roland SE-02 to give some idea of what the two sound like next to each other. I tried to be touching the synth I'm manipulating so you can tell what is what in the video. My conclusions? I will do another video about that."
Do they sound the same??! - MiniMoog Model D - VS - Roland SE-02 video below.
"After finally receiving the Behringer D or Model D that was preordered way way back in June 2017 it finally arrived yesterday! To kick things off I wanted to do a Synth Shootout vs the real deal, a Moog MiniMoog Model D Reissue! I have pulled out the MiniMoog's user manual and configured a few patches on both synthesizers and played some tunes. Please forgive me, I'm not the greatest live synth player, but I thought this might be cool to line these synths up so to speak let folks hear what it sounds live vs the real thing.
For those who don't know what all of the fuss is about, the MiniMoog Model D is one of the most famous synthesizers of all time, it's quite expensive. Recently Moog Music reissued this iconic synth after many years of being out of production for a cost of around $3,500.00 USD. All good right? That had my attention and I was able to pick one up, but then about a year or so ago Uli Behringer made several posts referring to a possible Behringer version of the MiniMoog. Then came some pix of what one might look like and it about broke the internet when the Behringer D might cost around $300.00 USD! That's around 1/10th the cost of the new reissue from Moog. So yeah there was some interest in this thing.
Personally I think for the price the Behringer D does a pretty good job, but please realize that with synthesizers like this you can spend hours dialing in these patches, which I did :) but given more time it may be possible to get these to sound even closer than they do in this video."
Do they sound the same??! - MiniMoog Model D - VS - Roland SE-02
Published on Sep 20, 2017 Marshal Arnold
"Tonight I do a quick comparison with the 1st bank of oscillators on the Moog MiniMoog Model D and the new Roland SE-02. Both synths are 3 Oscillator mono synths. For this shootout I will be going though Triangle, Shark tooth, Saw, Square, Pulse 1 and Pulse 2 on both synths. There is an A|B comparison of the waveforms and then a quick check of the filters while using the Shark tooth.
Let me know what you think.. do they sound the same? which do you prefer?
"Treadstone synth - Yazoo Midnight cover
All sounds are from the Analogue Solutions Treadstone analogue minisynth. Layered in DAW.
This synth can make simple yet powerful raw sounds (as in this demo) or full on freaky delay analogue madness (see other videos).
Arranged and recorded by D. Phillips."
"AJH Synth MiniMod REVIEW and Demo. Eurorack Modular Synth based on MiniMoog Model D with added features.
I spent time with the AJH Synth Mini Mod System of Eurorack Modules to test its features, create a few modular synth patches and get hands-on for this Eurorack Modular Review Video.
I also made a quick layered-track recording of a song with all sounds coming from the MiniMod System.
In this video review I go over all the Mini Mod System ‘extra’ features that AJH Synth added to this ‘Moog Model D based’ eurorack synth. Is this the ultimate eurorack modular system or did they mess things up?
See Video Review Index Below
Towards the end of this Description I have included links to some of my other reviews of AJH Synth Mini Mod Modules and additional AJH Synth Eurorack Modules featured in this video.
Website: https://sonicvoltage.com
AJH Synth MiniMod System - REVIEW INDEX:
00:00 Intro with recording of Mini Mod Synth Patches recorded live while tweaking knobs
02:44 My wife's comment on the above acid track!
02:56 Mini Mod Patch based on my wife’s comment!!
03:35 Welcome & Quick Look at the AJH Review System
05:10 Brief Overview of the MiniMod System - Individual Modules & Added Features (over the Moog Model D):
Mini Mod Glide+Noise
Mini Mod Vintage Transistor Core VCO (x3)
Mini Mod Transistor Ladder Filter
Mini Mod Contour Generators
Mini Mod Discrete Cascaded VCA
TESTS AND SOUNDS of Added Features
11:26 GLIDE+NOISE:
12:07 Transistor Core VCO: SYNC
14:57 Transistor Core VCO: Variable PWM
16:26 ‘Playing’ around with Oscillators, PWM, Sync, Filter, Octaves…
22:42 Transistor Core VCO: Linear / EXP CV Inputs
25:21 Gain and Distortion Overview - Mini Mod Ladder Filter and Cascaded VCA’ s Gain/Distortion + GAIN SWTICH Module
28:12 Distortion is ‘ON' PLAY IT! - Hear the distortion applied to the Filter and\or the VCA - Making use of the Gain Swtich
33:45 - Filter Emphasis CV Control
36:08 Three Voices Paraphonic Synth (Patch Setup)
40:48 Play the Paraphonic Patch
41:57 Play around with the VCO’s Triangle Wave.
44:22 Play around with the VCO’s Square Wave
46:35 Play around with the VCO’s Sawtooth Wave
47:26 Play around with the VCO’s Sharktooth Wave
48:05 Acid Break: Cyber Blob Patch (live recorded to DAW
Note this playlist starts at video 13, which starts the latest run of videos. You can use the controls in the player to jump to any video in the playlist.
"A demonstration of Frap Tools’ Fumana spectral editor working as a 16-band vocoder, then taking it to extremes. The carrier is a mix of Rubicon saw & PWM with a Dixie II saw a fifth above."
