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Roland Jupiter 4 SN 942732

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Doepfer Drehbank, Rare 64 Knob MIDI Controller w/ Optional 8 CV IN Expansion

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Synapse OBSESSION Sound Presentation - Oberheim OB-Xa Emulation

Kevin Schroeder

"Obsession is available at: http://www.synapse-audio.com/
110 Factory Sounds created by Kevin Schroeder."

Synapse OBSESSION posts

Easel Command & 208C Quickstart Guide Video

Buchla

"The video counterpart to the printed quick start guide included with Buchla Easel Command & 208C. Download a digital copy of the quickstart guide at https://buchla.com/downloads"

Additional Buchla 208C posts

Valmont - LIVE 0: Echos Diaphanes EP teaser (ft. Angèle B. & Tim)

Valmont / Mooggy

Sequential Circuits Prophet-600 & E-mu Emax II on the right.

Valmont Naudin (Keyboards, Programming)
Angèle Borscha (Keyboards, Voice)
Timothé Magis (Bass, Guitar, Saxophone)

1) 00:15 - Do You Think Real? [Prototype 1: The Sounding Goat]
2) 01:33 - Mille Ponts [Echos Diaphanes I]
3) 05:37 - Breath [Prototype 2: 7!]
4) 08:04 - Souviens-Toi l'Angleterre [Echos Diaphanes I]
5) 12:18 - Horizons [Echos Diaphanes I]
6) 15:48 - Jordyn [Echos Diaphanes I]

All tracks written & arranged by Valmont Naudin
Lyrics written by Dominique Bevilacqua on (2)(4)(5)(6)
Lyrics co-written with Valmont Naudin & Timothé Magis on (2)(5)(6)
Vocals arranged by Angèle Borscha

Recorded at LeStudio, Paris IX
Produced & recorded by Digital Systemic, Valmont Naudin

https://linktr.ee/Valmont

Roland TR-66 vintage analog drum machine (1973) processed by a Korg monotron Delay: Demo #1.

Ascetic Wires

Ascetic Wires #15 YouTube Video

Roland TR-66 Rhythm Arranger (1973)
Korg monotron Delay (Filter + Delay)

Recorded with Zoom Q2n

PREVIEW: Timetosser - restructure patterns live! (kickstarter)

Dave Mech

"Here's the kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...

I only had the time to play with it for a few hours because it's one of the few prototypes currently available, but I already had a lot of fun using it. I would love to experiment more with it in my liveset. Trying different things like using it on a synth track only to restructure melodies from an arpeggiator for instance.
Disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with this project. It's a local project from Utrecht that I want to support and I think is a cool idea. It would be great to have around as an additional performance tool. :)"

"Timetosser enables you to playfully reorder any kind of musical input in real-time. The power is at your fingertips to instantly add variety to your tracks and loops. Just connect any audio source and you're good to go!

Dimensions: 200mm x 120mm x 25mm
Weight: 380 grams
Powder coated aluminium hardtop casing with lasered labels
16x full colour LED backlit key switches
60 FPS smooth animation feedback CPU
180 MHz 32-bit ARM micro controller for real-time audio analysis and smooth visual feedback
Digital audio: Up to 24-bit / 192 KHz Low noise, high quality codec
USB connection for use as controller and audio interface
Dual purpose sync input: Tempo sync to MIDI and analog gear
MIDI OUT: Send detected tempo or external sync as midi clock"