"Imported from Japan. It still has the original price tag, though sadly not the box, and has barely had any playing in its lifetime. There are minor scratches on the surface and the jack nuts have a little rust (photographed) but it is in very good condition for its age and plays really nicely. In fact, it still has the original plastic protective covering on. It does have a Japanese plug and runs on 100 volts but a transformer costs £15/20 and a technician can modify the internal transformer if you have one nearby. Going for around £1500 serviced with a UK plug, this is a chance to grab a bargain."
"Yamaha DX100 with Accessories in Near Mint Condition, working perfectly. Includes DX100, 3 Books Pictured, Yamaha PA-40 AC Adapter and the Original Yamaha Shipping Box. No scratches on face or keys."
"Droning with #microfreak, spiced up with FAC Alteza Reverb. Projectionmapping done with HeavyM featuring pixelsorted video material of a nearby river."
"It was only a matter of time i did a #retro NES #powerglove hack!
Thanks very much for the support! It means projects like this can keep getting done, the 1000 oscillator mega drone is nearly finished! if you want your name on a knob check out here, also a sample pack from todays video is available there too!
I used a LULZBOT mini to print out all the 3d printing, and it needed no calbiration or filing and the arm slotted together! highly recommended https://www.lulzbot.com/
if anyone has a DOEPFER MOGLI, that they wanna sell! or want to lend please let me know!
"Absorb some sounds from the Moog Subharmonicon through a thorough coat of delay from the Chase Bliss Tonal Recall. Patch from scratch: 7:18.
32:50 is my favourite glump - and it only took 25 minutes to get there...
I've been dubbing this synth the "Subharm" in my file management and social comments. The battle with this synth is to get those sub harmonies to play along, to make fewer waves and stop hurting each other, do less harm. I'm working my way underneath them to choose the compatibles, and it's a good fight.
Long-form video demos lately, not sure why, but I'm enjoying them more from both the creator and receiver side of YouTube. They're little ambient EPs that stand alone, apart.
Unrelated: I'm starting a vidcast on family hiking, hence the sub-footage.
