"Lot of 41 "Keyboard" magazines from the 1990's in used condition. I would rate them in good condition if 4 didn't have torn covers.
1991 1 Oct
1992 1 Dec
1993 10 issues, missing Jan Feb
1994 10 issues, missing Apr May
1995 12 issues, (Sept is the 20th anniversary issue), 3 issues have torn covers - May, Aug, Sept
1996 7 issues, Jan - July (Feb has front torn cover)
The magazines weigh 26 lbs 10 oz. Boxed is 28 lbs 10 oz."
"One of the greatest features of this synthesizer is the 'feel' of the 61-keyboard itself. Indeed, the Virus KB would make a terrific keyboard controller. However, united with the Virus B synth engine, there really is no need for anything else to control!
This Virus KB works perfectly and sounds fantastic. Cosmetically, there are no large dents or scratches. There is light scratching in various places. The wooden side panels are whole, but have nicks and scratches. All the keys, knobs, LED's and the display work fine."
"Preowned Gakken Five Premium Portable Battery Powered Theremin with Speaker Out.
Compact and Lightweight Lets you get your Theremin fix anywhere! Lots of Fun.
Comes with Instuction Manuals and Batteries(4XAA)."
"This is a variation of the James Bond theme with the TD-3 as the only sound source (except the beats of course).
I overdubbed and layered it a couple of times to create the desired effect and added some drum programming. This track made me really wish i had more than just one TD-3 to use it polyphonic, but overdubbing it worked just fine... for the time being. ;)
"Jamming with the new Behringer Crave analog synth.
CRAVE JAM #04
Patch notes:
Lead voice: Crave into Eventide H9. Cutoff modulated by the lfo. The rate of the LFO modulated by the keystep modwheel.
Ambient Background: Rhodes loop from QU-BIT Nebulae v2 into Make Noise Mimeophon. Nebulae 1v/oct modulated by a lfo."
"A live, semi-improvised performance, all on hardware, and inspired by the possibilities of a new year. I picked up a Volca Drum over the holidays, and I'm astounded at how powerful it is for the price, from its independent sequencer lengths per track, accents, and "step jump" performance effect.
It's hard for me to start with drums, though, so I was stuck until a friend returned my Digitone, and then the song quickly came together. Kudos to Elektron for making multi-track gear that helps you construct songs quickly.
Kudos as well to the boutique pedal manufacturers out there. Strymon's Ola is beautiful, and my first choice whenever I need vibrato or chorus. Union Tube & Transistor is based out of my hometown, Vancouver, and their Lab compressor is gorgeous on drums (I only wish it were stereo, but maybe I just need to buy another).
And Steve from Empress was kind enough to send along my very first pieces of free gear (!). Here I put the Empress Multidrive to good use. I'm blown away by how the Multidrive can shape and mangle the drum sound but still maintain its clarity and bass.
Finally, I felt the song needed some guitar. The Godin Stadium '59 is the nicest guitar I have ever owned, from its sound to its feel. I can't recommend their guitars highly enough, if you play more than just synths.
Elektron Digitone — Four synth tracks (arp, melody, pad, bass)
Korg Volca Drum + Empress Multidrive + Union Tube & Transistor Lab + Strymon Ola — Drums
Godin Stadium '59 + Line 6 HX Stomp — Electric guitar
Written and performed within a 24-hour period, and uploaded as is, with only a little compression/limiting on the master.
