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Sunday, August 16, 2020

Bubble-Verse, Prophet 6 Analog Synth, Dawless


Bob I. Gomez

"Playing an original tune I call Bubble-Verse, using preset 304, Lazy Slippy on the Sequential Prophet 6. A six voice analog poly-synth.
Recorded direct to a Zoom Q3HD video recorder."

MthrFckr - another live jam with Moog mothers all around! Mother 32s, DFAM, Matriarch...


Wingo Shackleford

"Finally starting to grasp the true power of the DFAM. MODULATION is the key, my dudes and dudettes. Use that patchbay! 🤟 Anyway, I did this the other day and almost did not upload because I had way better takes, but this was the best one on camera. So it goes. 😑"

FLAME Mäander analog filterbank wavetable synthesizer w/sequencer

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Specs:
4 Voice polyphony
Wavetable oscillator
Two LFOs with sync, retrigger and one-shot modes
ADSR envelope
Analogue filter bank with 12 filters and 8 filter types
Filterbank fully animatable by modulating the individual filters via LFOs, Envelope or internal sequencer
Polyphonic note track
Stereo line output: 2x 6.3 mm jack
2 mono inputs for line signals and instruments: 6.3 mm jack
Pedal and footswitch inputs: 6.3 mm jack
USB-B port
MIDI In (2x)
MIDI Out
MIDI thru
Power supply via external power supply (12V DC)
Dimensions: 300 x 195 x 60 mm

Akai ME20A MIDI Arpeggiator/ Sequencer

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Novation Xio 25 - Synth and Controller

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Aquifex - Minilogue + Kaossilator Live Jam 081520



"This is another 'one synth/all parts' demo with a slight exception. I felt this demo needed some drum machine type drums/perc, so I had to go outside the Minilogue to add some some bits, but all other sounds are straight from the Korg Minilogue, built DAWless live with a looper and some external FX from the Zoom MS-70CDR. The TheoryBoard was used with the Minilogue to create the opening chord progression."

Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S25 Keyboard Controller

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Novation Zero SL MkII w/ Original Box

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WDR3 Studio Elektronische Musik: Fairlight CMI



This one in via swissdoc

"Hints to the start of Fairlight are given and why it was called Fairlight. Then I found this ressource:
https://www.outofphase.fr/en/2018/07/20/history-fairlight/

Good stuff about the Fairlight and the early days with the Quasar M8." [previously posted here with a pic]

Googlish:

The mother of all digital samplers comes from Australia. In 1979 Peter Vogel and Kim Ryrie built the first copies of the Computer Music Instrument (CMI): processor, screen with light pen, pressure-sensitive keyboard and sound files on floppy discs.

For the first CMI synthesizer with sampling function, the musicians had to put 1 million US dollars on the table. The proud price did not prevent its triumphant advance through the world of pop and experimental electroacoustic music. On the contrary: the Fairlight CMI shaped the sound of the eighties and nineties. Today it is a historical instrument, but some composers are still using the light pen again.

Isla Instruments S2400 Jungle Jam


Isla Instruments

"I'm still editing the big overview video, but this little jam is the end result to what goes on in the video.."

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