"Waldorf Microwave 1 Rev.A with 2.0 operating system. It has the CEM3389 filters. Everything works great and sounds amazing. The only thing to mention are some superficial blemishes as seen in the images, most notably a scratch on the front panel, rack rash and someone etched their name in to the top and side panels."
"It also has the very rare "E" expansion which turns the synth from a 4 note poly synth to a good 12 voice synth. Also has OS 2.7 loaded!
It all works and sounds as it should, NO issues here, cosmetics are great as well.
This original lead version is considered to sound the most "Raw" sounding of all the Nord Leads. Far bigger sounding than the others and the most "analog" sounding. True to Juno, Oberheim, Prophet and MOOG territory. It covers all the bases with ease."
"Very recently serviced (30 days ago by SD Machines in Miami) Sequential Pro-One with case and owner's manual. Everything works. In very good condition. It has a new transformer, new power switch, all keyboard contacts have been cleaned, new bushings, all keys aligned and calibrated. There is a chip in the paint next to the LFO amount knob (see picture). The Modulation wheel broke in two and has been glued together (see picture) The inner foam of the case is not the original one (see picture)"
"Download this patch here: http://organelle.io
Record a sample and instantly get 24 variations of it! One 'clean' version and 23 'mutated' versions: one for each key! Resample your mutations to build up new ones!
Each key of the keyboard controls one mutation: different speed and pitch relationships, reverb, filters, delay, phasor, and resorting parts of the sample.
The best part is that you resample one or more mutations in ‘Parenting’ mode, for all kinds of fun. While you ‘parent,’ you can also record incoming sound to add to your sound’s journey! Repeat the process and endlessly transmogrify your sounds!
We made another video about this patch:" [posted here]
"This is a quick comparison between the GFI System Specular Tempus and Source Audio Ventris. I bought the Ventris to see if it could replace my Specular Reverb V2, but I also wanted to compare it to the Specular Tempus. The Tempus has all the reverb algorithms of the Specular Reverb plus some extra ones, and it also has 10+ delay algorithms.
This video is by no means an extensive review of the features of each of the pedals, there are plenty of videos on YouTube which offer just that. I thought it would be nice to hear the two side-by-side, so I tried to recreate the default algorithm on the Specular Reverb V2 (called "Spatium" on the Tempus) with the Ventris, using the "E-dome" setting. Here's what's in the demo:
00:00 - 01:45 : Volca Bass + Specular Tempus
01:45 - 03:50 : Volca Bass + Ventris
03:50 - 05:10 : Volca FM + Specular Tempus
05:10 - 06:30 : Volca FM + Ventris
