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George Frideric Handel's Sarabande on the Sequential Prophet X

Published on Dec 13, 2018 Sean Christopher - Evoking Emotion Through Music

"For the Sequential Prophet X I decided to do suite 4 of George Frideric Handel's well known Keyboard suite in D minor (HWV 437). The Keyboard suite in D minor (HWV 437) was composed by George Frideric Handel, for solo keyboard (harpsichord), between 1703 and 1706. It is also referred to as Suite de pièce Vol. 2 No. 4. It was first published in 1733.

Only the Prophet X was used for this piece, including the X's built-in FX, and was multi-tracked using Cubase 10."

Random Lights by Baghead

"Four S&H sources and the Benjolin cross connected to the Schlappi ANgle Grinder. A bit rough in spots but now you know how they interact."

via brian comnes:

"This is the simply a Benjolin feeding into a Schlappi Angle Grinder with 4 random S&H cvs

Also the H9 Nebula preset for 'ambience'

Some interesting sections, headphones are a big sub recommended"

Quasimidi Rave-O-Lution 309 Synthesizer Drum Machine Sequencer SN 43357

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Roland CSQ-600 Computer Controlled Digital Sequencer SN 152325

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"Vintage Roland CSQ-600 Computer Controlled Digital Sequencer in perfect working condition. This digital sequencer is from the same era as, and was designed to work with the TR-808, CR-78 and SH-2. In fact, it shares the same chassis and form factor as the TR-808. See the video below for a CSQ-600 in action from SynthMania! [at the listing and previously posted here - click here for even more]

CV and Gate In/Out + Sync IN/Out, with 4 sequence memory locations on board. Works great with any CV-controlled keyboard or modular synth system."

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Oberheim OBMX 2-Voice SN MX001176 w/ Original Box

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"This from the collection of an avid recently deceased enthusiast who collected classic keyboards and modules but never played them.

*Never been rack mounted

Thus, absolute mint condition except for a light small scratch on the back side. (see pic).
Comes with OEM box, power cord and manual."

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Suiko SUIKO ST-50 * Rare Portable Japanese Desktop Synth

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Bird of Prey - DSI Poly Evolver, DSI Tempest, SCI Pro-One, Novation Supernova 2, Roland JD800

Published on Dec 13, 2018 Reuben Jones

"A new retro synth track with a space and 80s vibe.

Gear used:
Dave Smith Instruments Poly Evolver
Dave Smith Instruments Tempest
Elka Synthex
Korg MS10
Novation Supernova 2
Roland JD800
Sequential Circuits Pro~One
A solar cell

(+Sample of a screaming hawk)"

Novation MiniNova Synth Editor for iPad │ MIDI Designer Pro - haQ attaQ 308

Published on Dec 13, 2018 Jakob Haq

"Finally, an iPad synth editor for Novation MiniNova and its powered by MIDI Designer pro! It took a huge amount of time to build and offers 98% access to the feature packed MiniNova synth engine. No more jumping menus, just pure insta-tweak patch building! This is the deepest controller I've made so far and its going to save a lot of time for a lot of MiniNova users out there ... wanting to program patches using their iPads of course (if they have iPads).

Now the template isn't perfect and Iv'e left out some controllers. There's even an issue with some stuff and so yeah find out more in this video!

▼ GET THE TEMPLATE ▼
MIDI Designer MiniNova Synth Editor https://mididesigner.com/qa/7100/nova..."

David Van Koeverings Prototype #1 Orchestron

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"What we have here is a museum find. This is David van koeverings #1 Proto type synthesizer one of a kind. From a collection owned by David. Moog super salesmen responsible for the launch and success of the minimoog. In great condition comes in Viking case. I plugged the orchestron in it powers up but I have no discs to test it..."

via Wikipedia: "Vako Synthesizers Incorporated, founded by electronic instrument pioneer and former Moog technician and salesperson David Van Koevering, started to build improved versions of the Optigan under the name Orchestron in 1975. Intended for professional use as an alternative to the Mellotron (hence the name Orchestron), it featured improved recorded sounds over the Optigan. The Optigan was an organ that played its sounds from light scanned graphic waveforms encoded on film discs. The sounds with the highest fidelity were on the outer rings of these discs. These outer rings were used for the Orchestron sounds to improve the sound. Although the Model A Orchestron is identical to the Optigan, the models B, C, and D follow the designs of the Chilton Talentmaker. The Talentmaker was taken out of the market after Optigan's manufacturer – Optigan corporation, a subsidiary of toy company Mattel – threatened to sue Chilton because of patent infringements..."

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