"The synthesizer was fully serviced by Analog Synth Services a few years ago and works excellent with the exception of one of the J wires which recently broke and is in need of replacement. This synthesizer has not been modified with MIDI nor have any other modifications been done to it..."
"The incredible ARP AXXE vintage monosynth restored
by the fantastic Synth Chaser! https://synthchaser.com/
My camera went bonkers so I made another visual acid trip :)"
"Another excellent module for Voltage Modular, from Cherry Audio. Kind of a whole synth actually rather than just one module. It's based on the Polymoog, although it has a lot of added features because it's modular, which means you can throw half a dozen LFOs at the resonators, say, if you would ever feel like doing such a ridiculous thing. But who would ever think of doing something like that anyway?
I put together a fizzing and buzzing and moving around drone patch today. It uses the Polymode module, far too many LFOs, and a reverb. Everything's internal to the Voltage Modular app, with nothing external except for an Arturia Keystep, on which I pressed only two keys for the whole thing. You can of course make much more than drones with the Polymode but as soon as I saw all those control voltage jacks on the resonator I knew what I had to do.
The Polymode module sounds great, is quite useful, and is surprisingly inexpensive. Not many of us will ever get our hands on a Polymoog but the Polymode synth module is certainly within the reach of far more of us.
"Welcome to 'Sequential Synth Tips,' where some of our favorite artists share their tips, tricks, and techniques on Sequential synths. In this episode, we feature Sara Snyder Hopkins from the band STEREOSPREAD setting up a multi-timbral patch on the Prophet 12"
"*Subjective opinions within, those who do not understand Subjective Opinions may be excused lol*
*Opening music is snippet from my recent release on the YouTube Audio Library*
*When I said 99.9% music is Prophet 6, it's because the small guitar lick in the opening is a guitar, so I wanted to point that out. ALL OTHER MUSIC IS 100% Prophet 6*
ONCE AGAIN...First off this is NOT a review, this is a somewhat chronicle of my time owning the Prophet 6 for 5 years. Collections companies came for my buns after not paying that GC Credit Card bill, man oh man. I love the Prophet 6, it's the right fit for me and what I wanted from an instrument. I want to get away from screens as much as I can, but menu diving isn't really my thing. The Prophet 6 was and is the single most expensive synthesizer I've ever purchased and I don't regret one harassing phone call LOL
When I bought the Prophet 6 I didn't even know what synth youtubing was....Let's just say, if your goal is to be a synth youtuber don't do what I do, just let companies send you stuff. lol
**Fake succulent thumbnail for the trolls pleasure lol**"
"It has been foretold that the Prophet 6 needs no introduction, and so it has come to pass. But a prophet’s true value is in their message; is your synthesizer rambling on a soap box, or is it predicting the sonic promised land of tomorrow from the darkness of today?
Synthient’s PolyVision sound set for the legendary Prophet 6 takes the message of the Prophets of old and envisions a future where technicians become artists. Its 100 included presets are meant for touching, tasting and embracing, not just hearing. Mix, modify, twist and contort these tones until they are haptically, deliciously, and existentially you… then channel your polyphonic spree into a message for all humankind.
A Prophet 6 without a prophet is, after all, merely a blank scroll seeking a hopeful message; PolyVision will be the inspiration for your revelation… and the instigator of your sonic journey.
Note the playlist above are demos of QasarBeach CMI IIz as a whole. Details on the update with screenshots follow. QasarBeach CMI IIz was first announced in January.
"Against The Clock is a series where we give an artist 10 minutes in the studio and see what they come up with.
Tangerine Dream is one of the most enduring electronic acts of the 20th century. Formed by Edgar Froese in 1967, the act went through multiple iterations but came to define a generation of ambient and new age music whose influence can still be heard on film scores and synth albums today.
Although Froese died in 2015, the band still performs under the stewardship of Thorsten Quaeschning, who joined the band under Froese in 2003. On this episode of Against The Clock, Quaeschning is joined by Hoshiko Yamane and Ulrich Schnauss, who combine synth, violin and guitar to make a track in 10 minutes.
Tangerine Dream’s latest album, Recurring Dreams – a collection of new versions of classic Tangerine Dream tracks – is available now.
"elisakat loves billie eilish - here is her version of "bad guy"
synthesizers used by DJ daddy: original roland system 100 (101/102), MOOG DFAM, Arturia SEM, Clavia Nord Modular G1"
This one is in via new supporting member, Tanoi. elisakat is his daughter.
"Yes, it’s my video and production (my daughter who is into electronic beats 😊"
