New Synton Fenix IV Progress Update via TiNRS

via This is Not Rocket Science:

"Fenix Experiment board no 3

This is a lots-of-DSP board. Most of the things on this Experiment board are a shell for DSP. We have developed a plugin board with sufficient processing power and memory to drive all the things. Currently, we have one of these MCU-boards working and connected to Experiment board no 3.

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Elgam Carousel Italian Vintage Synth (1976)

Published on Jan 6, 2019 Riccardo Pietroni

"This video shows an Elgam Carousel Groove Machine, Made in Italy in 1976."

You can find a couple of additional demos of the Elgam Carousel in the archives here.

Alan Robert Pearlman Goodbye on the Arp 2500

Published on Jan 6, 2019 David Baron

"A short tribute to Alan Robert Pearlman who passed today. Thank you for making the Arp 2500, one of the most magnificent analog modular synthesizers."

RIP Alan R. Pearlman

filter pairings: Industrial Music Electronics (Harvestman) Hertz Donut MkI vs Intellijel Polaris

Published on Jan 2, 2019 Bleep Bloop

Konstantin Gervis - Live @ Hunter's Grand Cafe, Amsterdam

Published on Jan 6, 2019 Station 252

"Recorded live on 29.12.2018 during the last Modular Moon party in 2018. This is a 100% improvised performance using 100% eurorack modular gear:
Tiptop Audio modules: almost all the drum modules, MixZ, Circadian Rhythms, Trigger Riot, 2x Z3000, 5x Forbidden Planet, 4x Z2040, Z8000, 2x Z-DSP with EchoZ and Halls Of Valhalla, 3x ONE, 1x TG ONE, 2x VCA, 5x Z4000.
As well as: Serge ResEQ, Variable Slope VCF and Variable Q VCF. Future Sound Systems Gristleizer TG3 and TG4, Vermona VcDrive, Antimatter Launch Codes and Doepfer A-124 Wasp Filter."

Roland PN-D50-04 - "Decay & S.E. Group II" patch data card for D-50, D-550, with 16 new reverbs.

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Roland JUNO-106

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Juno-106 in the snow. Pics of the uncovered voice chip ICs below.

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Moog Memorymoog Vintage Analog Synth Manual for $400

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"Complete owners and service manual, all original for the best synth ever made the Memorymoog

This thing has an awesome perspective grid pattern printed on its thick poly cover.

All pages in great shape

Has schematics, blank patch sheets and everything, unmarked complete and clean.

Stop living an incomplete life. If you own a Memorymoog complete it with this, thats how God wanted it to be so suck it up and just get the thing done and then you and your synth will finally be at peace."

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E-MU Systems Emulator II 1984 EII+ Plus

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"EII+ with new LCD and new buttons.

Two issues (neither affect sound):

1.) Panel Overlay Peeling - common issue on these old units, new ones are widely available.

2.) Minor dent on top of case above disk drive - looks like a hot cup of coffee was set on top of unit, visual only, does not impact the structure of the case at all (see pic 5).

Comes with approx. 100 disks (most working, some untested).

HXC floppy emulator can be installed for an additional $150"

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Lorre-Mill Double Knot

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You can find some demos in the archives here.

"Apparently out of production and rare. A couple of minor marks as seen in photo. Low use, never gigged. Fun! See: lorre-mill.com

Double Knot is an all analog synthesizer which is both sequencer and voice. It can be thought of as something of an indeterministic "groovebox". A stereo instrument with two identical voices that can give different rhythms, melodies or cross timbral slaps. The idea of this instrument is to invite reconciliation of linear and nonlinear systems, and to encourage the building of multiple-feedback synthesis architectures. User interface is with rotary potentiometers, switches, and banana cables. Patching puts are banana ports of round brass tube. Clock in and out are 3.5mm jacks bearing 5V square waves. Audio output is stereo 3.5mm line out."

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