Saturday, April 04, 2020
Raise That Ebenezer! (5U Modular Synth and Nord Lead 2X)
Published on Apr 4, 2020 Autotross
"Rendition of 'Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing' on modular synthesizer and Nord Lead 2X. Drums from the Roland TR-8."
https://www.synthesizers.com
Isolation 5 - 100M
Published on Apr 4, 2020 zack dagoba
"Number five in my self-isolating-synth series. A patch on a Roland 100M modular system (with some Roland delays and reverbs too - THATS ALLOWED)"
zack dagoba Isolation series
Vintage 80's Simmons SDS7 Electronic Drum Synthesizer Module w Bright Tom EPROM
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via this auction
”A new generation of modules has been produced to further increase the versatility of the SDS 7. In these modules, the analog section has been replaced with a second digital section, there are separate envelopes for each digital sound as well as a third for the noise generator.
The second sample has a programmable threshold control which allows for second sample to sound at a pre-determined dynamic from the pad, and the click circuit has been re-designed to accent the start of the digital sound, I.E. The ‘click’ part of a bass drum. So for the first time the two distinct parts of a sampled drum sound are controllable. Combined with the filter controls and separate ‘bend’ controls for each sample. This module is the most versatile yet, and places Simmons once again at the fore of multi sample synthesis for percussion.”
“Primarily designed to offer the SDS 7 owner the flexibility of the multi sampled approach for the SDS 9 bass and snare drum, the modules can of course be used for any sampled sounds.”
via this auction
”A new generation of modules has been produced to further increase the versatility of the SDS 7. In these modules, the analog section has been replaced with a second digital section, there are separate envelopes for each digital sound as well as a third for the noise generator.The second sample has a programmable threshold control which allows for second sample to sound at a pre-determined dynamic from the pad, and the click circuit has been re-designed to accent the start of the digital sound, I.E. The ‘click’ part of a bass drum. So for the first time the two distinct parts of a sampled drum sound are controllable. Combined with the filter controls and separate ‘bend’ controls for each sample. This module is the most versatile yet, and places Simmons once again at the fore of multi sample synthesis for percussion.”
“Primarily designed to offer the SDS 7 owner the flexibility of the multi sampled approach for the SDS 9 bass and snare drum, the modules can of course be used for any sampled sounds.”
Yamaha CS60 1977 Vintage Analog Synthesizer
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via this auction
"Yamaha CS-60 Rare 1977 Vintage Analog Synthesizer.
This is the most amazing synthesizer I’ve ever had and I hate to have to get rid of it.
This instrument is in really good condition due to the maintenance I’ve done to it over the years which Is
I Completely rebuilt the power supply and replaced every electrolytic capacitor in the instrument along with many other capacitor types which is close to 1000 capacitors. Also, I replaced all the CMOS chips and started replacing some of the voice card potentiometers. I documented all of the restoration done to the instrument and will give you that pictures and information, if you like.
There are a few things I haven’t got around to yet which are replace the pitch ribbon spring:100-200$ cost.
Replace IG 151 LFO chip for the ring modulator: 75-150$ cost and: replace the rest of the scratchy potentiometers on the voice boards 50-150$ cost but, the instrument works fine. The Only problem I ever have is it occasionally gets some static from a few bad potentiometers but after it warms up it’a fine.
Here is videos of made with the instrument." [posted here]
via this auction
"Yamaha CS-60 Rare 1977 Vintage Analog Synthesizer.This is the most amazing synthesizer I’ve ever had and I hate to have to get rid of it.
This instrument is in really good condition due to the maintenance I’ve done to it over the years which Is
I Completely rebuilt the power supply and replaced every electrolytic capacitor in the instrument along with many other capacitor types which is close to 1000 capacitors. Also, I replaced all the CMOS chips and started replacing some of the voice card potentiometers. I documented all of the restoration done to the instrument and will give you that pictures and information, if you like.
There are a few things I haven’t got around to yet which are replace the pitch ribbon spring:100-200$ cost.
Replace IG 151 LFO chip for the ring modulator: 75-150$ cost and: replace the rest of the scratchy potentiometers on the voice boards 50-150$ cost but, the instrument works fine. The Only problem I ever have is it occasionally gets some static from a few bad potentiometers but after it warms up it’a fine.
Here is videos of made with the instrument." [posted here]
ROLAND JP-8080 Analog Modeling Synthesizer SN ZL22403
Zeus Analog Polyphonic Synthesizer. Changing Presets.
Published on Apr 4, 2020 GS Music
"This time, we are implementing new ideas to improve preset changing.
When the user changes a preset, the new preset is loaded into a buffer, but the actual preset change is made just before a new note is played. This option will be available together with the instant preset change.
The presets shown in this video were created only to show the preset change functionality and will not be part of the factory presets."
See the GS Music label below for more.
Befaco Burst Demo - Chaotic generative clocking
Published on Apr 4, 2020 Synth Diy Guy
"I patch a very complex chaotic clock source using the Befaco Burst module!
Also featuring IME Piston Honda MK3 and Kermit MK3, Big T Music´s builds of Monsoon and uOC, Robaux´s Tripot and Joranalogue´s Contour 1."
Building Befaco Burst
Published on Apr 1, 2020 Synth Diy Guy
"Building the full kit for this awesome Burst generator from Befaco!"
ARP 2600 SYNTH LIVESTREAM New England Synth Fest with Bill T Miller SynthStream - BTMTV S1Ep02-nesf
Published on Apr 4, 2020 Bill T Miller
"LIVE ARP 2600 SYNTH STREAM BLAST with Bill T Miller of Orgy Of Noise from Headroom Studios Boston on April 4th 2020.
Extra THANX to Sheri Hausey & Ziggy Cat
& BLOOM and ALL WHO WATCH and SHARE this VIDEO.
WARNING... THIS SYNTH NOISE FUN !!!!
What's NOISE to SOME is MUSIC to OTHERS.... haha."
Sequential / DSI OB-6 Synthesizer
Published on Apr 4, 2020 Matt Johnson Jamiroquai
Update: At 2:45 Matt Johnson mentions the OB-6 is not an OB-Xa. He's correct of course. The OB-Xa had a switchable 2-Pole and 4-Pole filter. The OB-6 has an SEM 2-Pole based filter that can transition between LP and HP modes with a BP switch. I sold my OB-Xa and picked up an OB-6. They are different. The OB-6 has a certain fuzziness about it while the OB-Xa sounded "tamer/cleaner" to me. I'd recommend this comparison by Retrosound, as well as some additional demos here.
"My views on the fantastic DSI OB-6 plus some sounds I have programmed."
https://www.sequential.com/all-products/
KLANG QUARANTINE WITH SUMMIT
Published on Apr 4, 2020 JOSEF KLANG
"TRACK COMPOSED AND RECORDED ONLY WITH NOVATION SUMMIT IN AUDIO MULTITRACK ON CUBASE 10.5 ALL SOUNDS BY SUMMIT NO EXTERNAL FX ."
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