Sunday, August 25, 2019
MiniBrute 2S & VCV Rack - First Patch
Published on Aug 25, 2019 Omri Cohen
That rack with the screen makes me want a large slim virtual rack.
"Oh boy... Arturia sent me the MiniBrute 2S and the RackBrute 3U (thank you Arturia!), and this is literally my first patch with it. I opened the boxes, connected everything, and built this patch. I'm still not really using the RackBrute, but I have a feeling that it will not take long until this case will be full...
Anyway, I'm planning to do a "how does it work with VCV Rack" kind of video so let me know if there is anything specific you would like to know, and I will do my best to include it in the video.
If you like what I do and want to support my work, consider joining my crew on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/omricohen
You can get the WAV file on my Patreon page - https://www.patreon.com/posts/29381795
and the stems for this track - https://www.patreon.com/posts/29381830
and the VCV patch file - https://www.patreon.com/posts/29435900"
Analogue Solutions PRO TIP: Impulse Command Controlling Pitch via the 16-Step Sequencer
Published on Aug 25, 2019 Analogue Solutions
"Analogue Solutions Impulse Command PRO TIP!
The IC's 16-step CV sequencer is primarily used for modulation since the MIDI Note Loop sequencer would ordinarily be used for note control.
However, you can patch (with a cable!) the CV sequencer output to
the Pitch control input jack if you want the step sequencer to also control pitch.
Note: we do not sell the LED patch cables. The blue panel is a very limited edition version.
Have fun!"
Kilpatrick Audio - Phenol Desktop Modular Synth
Therevox ET-4.2 Analog Synth w/ Ribbon Controller
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via this auction
"Inspired by the Ondes Martenot (1928) and the Electro-Theremin (1950), the ET-4 is controlled by moving a finger along a reference keyboard shaped to provide tactile feedback. Dual pressure sensitive intensity keys control the amplitude of the ET-4's two independent analog oscillators. Combined with a low-pass filter, white noise generator and internal spring reverb the ET-4 is an expressive and versatile performance instrument. The is the standard model, the adds an effects loop and other features and the also adds MIDI over USB output. Every ET-4 is individually hand crafted in Canada using high quality components and select North American Walnut."
via this auction
"Inspired by the Ondes Martenot (1928) and the Electro-Theremin (1950), the ET-4 is controlled by moving a finger along a reference keyboard shaped to provide tactile feedback. Dual pressure sensitive intensity keys control the amplitude of the ET-4's two independent analog oscillators. Combined with a low-pass filter, white noise generator and internal spring reverb the ET-4 is an expressive and versatile performance instrument. The is the standard model, the adds an effects loop and other features and the also adds MIDI over USB output. Every ET-4 is individually hand crafted in Canada using high quality components and select North American Walnut."
KDJ-ONE Retro Game Red & Gold Cyberstep Synthesizer
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via this auction
"KDJ-ONE is a high-performance portable audio workstation equipped with a synthesizer, sequencer, audio function, and even an X-Y pad.
In addition to the touch screen, it has a keyboard with velocity and physical buttons.
The color is “Retro Game (Red & Gold)”."
via this auction
"KDJ-ONE is a high-performance portable audio workstation equipped with a synthesizer, sequencer, audio function, and even an X-Y pad.
In addition to the touch screen, it has a keyboard with velocity and physical buttons.
The color is “Retro Game (Red & Gold)”."
Korg Sb-100 Synthe-Bass
Yamaha reface DX Mini Keyboard FM Synthesizer
Yamaha SK-15
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"In great shape, fully functional. This is an awesome and unique sounding old synth, the filter is amazing. I mostly used it as a poly synth, that is where the real magic is in my mind but the organ and string sounds are handy to have too. I've never had a single issue with this old beast..."
via this auction
"In great shape, fully functional. This is an awesome and unique sounding old synth, the filter is amazing. I mostly used it as a poly synth, that is where the real magic is in my mind but the organ and string sounds are handy to have too. I've never had a single issue with this old beast..."
Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 Rev 2 SSM Synthesizer
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via this auction
Same wall as this one.
"Prophet 5 Rev 2 that looks great and functions even better #0184. Recently serviced and fully restored.
The only non original cosmetic part on this Prophet 5 is the large logo that goes over the power supply. You have to replace those in order to service and upgrade the power supply. (this one has been upgraded to run cool) The logos, knob caps (some wear), even the wood is original. This is serial number #0184 making it an early Rev 2 if not the earliest.
Cosmetically this synth is in very good condition. The only thing I have done to it over the years is treat the wood as it got pretty dry. Both sides of the center spreader have come loose and cracked at some point years ago. I had a Gibson Custom Shop guitar luthier friend repair it with hide glue and touch it up and it is barely noticeable. (pictured both sides, you cannot really tell unless you study it but it is there)
I got this at House of Guitars in Rochester NY in around 1994. Before the internet all there was to do is wander junky music stores looking for treasure. This was the first Rev 2 I ever got my hands on. Here is what has been done to it over the years to turn it into the turn key restored P5 you see in this listing.
1. All tantalum caps replaced
2. Power supply rebuilt and upgraded to the cooler running version.
3. Original case cracks repaired with hide glue by professional luthier. (all rev 2 cases seem to crack, it is why they changed the design in the rev 3, the wood is all original on this one and in very nice shape)
4. I recently had it gone over completely by a competent tech and it is working 100%
5. Replaced all keyboard bushings. The keys are pretty well balanced but it is hard to get old Pratt-Read keyboards level perfect. They are what they are.
6. One control pot replaced.
The only cosmetic defects worth mentioning on this guy is a faint swirl scratch that I took a close up of that goes over the M in program and the P in Programmer on the face. You can only see it from certain angles and it is faint. Other than that there is just the touched up center spreader edges that look great but if you play detective you can see that they have been repaired. This guy is clean inside and out and has never been abandoned or abused. It looks SHARP and sounds even better."
via this auction
Same wall as this one.
"Prophet 5 Rev 2 that looks great and functions even better #0184. Recently serviced and fully restored.
The only non original cosmetic part on this Prophet 5 is the large logo that goes over the power supply. You have to replace those in order to service and upgrade the power supply. (this one has been upgraded to run cool) The logos, knob caps (some wear), even the wood is original. This is serial number #0184 making it an early Rev 2 if not the earliest.
Cosmetically this synth is in very good condition. The only thing I have done to it over the years is treat the wood as it got pretty dry. Both sides of the center spreader have come loose and cracked at some point years ago. I had a Gibson Custom Shop guitar luthier friend repair it with hide glue and touch it up and it is barely noticeable. (pictured both sides, you cannot really tell unless you study it but it is there)
I got this at House of Guitars in Rochester NY in around 1994. Before the internet all there was to do is wander junky music stores looking for treasure. This was the first Rev 2 I ever got my hands on. Here is what has been done to it over the years to turn it into the turn key restored P5 you see in this listing.
1. All tantalum caps replaced
2. Power supply rebuilt and upgraded to the cooler running version.
3. Original case cracks repaired with hide glue by professional luthier. (all rev 2 cases seem to crack, it is why they changed the design in the rev 3, the wood is all original on this one and in very nice shape)
4. I recently had it gone over completely by a competent tech and it is working 100%
5. Replaced all keyboard bushings. The keys are pretty well balanced but it is hard to get old Pratt-Read keyboards level perfect. They are what they are.
6. One control pot replaced.
The only cosmetic defects worth mentioning on this guy is a faint swirl scratch that I took a close up of that goes over the M in program and the P in Programmer on the face. You can only see it from certain angles and it is faint. Other than that there is just the touched up center spreader edges that look great but if you play detective you can see that they have been repaired. This guy is clean inside and out and has never been abandoned or abused. It looks SHARP and sounds even better."
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