Moog Memorymoog Plus

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"Thanks for checking the listing. I bought this keyboard new in the early 80's at Cintioli Musi in Philly. Initially I gigged with it and eventually when my band got signed, I used it extensively on several albums and live performances. However, as was the case with these synths, over time, it just wouldn't stay in tune. I got so frustrated with my local shop's inability to repair it, I drove to Buffalo NY and dropped it off at the Moog factory, got a hotel room, and waited for it to be restored to new working order. The reality was that by the time I drove home to Philly, It wouldn't tune all 6 oscillators lol...
Over the last 30 some years, It's been kept in the studio or in a road case and basically, I had forgotten about it. Recently I was alerted that there were a few people out there that had the knowledge and ability using new technology to restore it to new, actually better than new. I did some research and learned about Wes Taggert at Analogics .
Wes truly is a memorymoog whisperer. I was skeptical but it's true, he restored it to better than perfect working order. I had forgotten how awesome this keyboard sounds. So rich and wet and round. Frankly, there's no red Swedish synth, Moog 1, whatever, that sounds like this thing. Not even that close! The analog horn pads, strings, killer solo patches, sound effects, direct panel accessible editing. Forget about it, there's nothing that sounds like a Memorymoog period. And the greatest thing is that my memorymoog is rock solid. Since getting it back from Wes, once warmed up (about 10 min), the tuning is impeccable. I had it idling in the studio the other night and was making dinner, forgot it was on, crashed on the couch for several hours and when I played it it some 5 hours later, all 6 voices were rock solid in tune. I've had this keyboard since it was new. It was accepted back then that it had to be auto-tuned after every song! Not anymore.....
Among other things the repairs and upgrades include:
1)Total rebuild and upgrade to the power supply
2) Total rebuild and upgrade to the auto-tune circuit
3) Totally recapped
4) Voice cards re-calibrated and several resistor packs replaced
5) Keyboard contacts cleaned and more."

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Waldorf STVC String Synth and Vocoder Now Available

Published on Oct 9, 2019 Andertons Synths, Keys and Tech

Comes with an extra arm. See the dealers on the right for the best deals.

"The Waldorf STVC is a beautifully engineered string synthesizer with a built-in vocoder. Building on their popular Streichfett formula, it offers everything from smooth pads to abrasive chordal textures, ‘80s synthwave to apocalyptic soundscapes. The addition of the vocoder, along with a 49-key aftertouch keybed, makes this a wholly performable synthesizer with huge digital flexibility.

Jack and Ben give it a test drive, exploring its out-the-box sounds and demonstrating the ultra-cool oscillator registration control."

The QPAS Bongo

Published on Oct 9, 2019 MAKEN0ISE

"One of the defining sounds of 60's electronic music created with the Buchla instruments, the electronic bongo is easily re-created using modern euro-rack format synthesizer modules such as the Quad Peak Animation System.

For all of the entries in our series of "Bongo" videos (including the 2008 and 2014 editions), please check out the following playlist:"

MAKEN0ISE Bongo videos

once upon a synth

Published on Oct 9, 2019 RetroSound

"(c) 2019 vintage synthesizer demo by RetroSound

synthesizer sounds: #KORG #POLYSIX Analog #Synthesizer (1982)
drums: KORG KR-55B (1982)
recording: multi-track

I used the internal arpeggiator for the bass-line. The Arpeggiator is triggered by the KR-55B."

What vintage analog synths sound like pre warm up

Published on Oct 9, 2019 once upon a synth

"This is kind of a random video but I thought I'd show what a vintage synth sounds like when you first turn it on. In this case I'm using the Korg MonoPoly to demonstrate. Basically the oscillators are very out of tune until you wait a bit. Thanks for watching my pointless video."

How does a Roland TB-303, Moog One, or other synthesizers sound through the Gamechanger Plasma pedal

Published on Oct 9, 2019 BAMTV

"In this video Marc will test how a Roland TB-303, Novation Peak, Moog One and the Arturia Microfreak synthesizers sound in combination with the Plasma pedal from Gamechanger Audio."

LELL UDS: Soviet Analog Drum Synthesizer Demos

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Roland MC-101 SHINGA LIVE 2019 10/09 in tsudanuma

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Z-DSP TAPE ECHO: WARP PONG

Published on Oct 9, 2019 Station 252

"Warp Pong Echo sound examples. 8th algorithm on the new Tape Echo card for Z-DSP voltage controlled effects processor from Tiptop Audio.

Stereo Ping Pong delays with internal LFOs modulating the delay time. Each side has a different modulation rate that increases as the Filter control is raised. Stereo output.

recorded directly from Z-DSP stereo out. Patched using an assortment of Tiptop Audio modules: Tiptop ONE, Z2040, Z4000, Forbidden Planet, Circadian Rhythms, BD808 and more.

http://tiptopaudio.com/zdsp-ns/"

ArduTouch: Quadrant synthesizer demo

Published on Oct 9, 2019 mitch altman

ArduTouch music synthesizer kit

Quadrant synthesizer demo video -- all 7 presets.

This ArduTouch synthesizer makes echos and arpegios in loops that you can play on top of. Beautiful sounds, spacey sounds, and dark sounds.

There are 7 presets. Double-tap the right button and touch a "white" key to choose one.
0:02 Stock Preset (reset button)
0:21 Scaffold preset (C)
0:49 Farsy preset (D)
2:23 Teleprompt preset (E)
3:10 Glacial preset (F)
4:04 ToneJack preset (A)
4:35 FraraJaqua preset (B) -- only if compiled with Arduino v1.6.x

More info on ArduTouch:
https://cornfieldelectronics.com/cfe/...