"As the title says, this is a new, reproduction Univox Mini-Korg badge. I needed some for a couple of Mini-Korgs I have that are being restored and have some leftover. This sale is just for the badge and not the actual synth. The back is self-adhesive, but you may need to add some wood glue depending on how the surface of your wood cabinet is. There is a protective layer of plastic on these you can peel off once the badge is set."
"A generative melodic project on the 5U modular synth. A pair of synthesizers.com Q960 step sequencers in 3rd row control of timing provide staggered phrases. Each phrase is independent clock though closely timed. The drift is important to the interaction. One phrase is eight steps and the other is five steps. A pair of LFO's set some switch modules to introduce a new loop point at random times, further diversifying the patterns. A random gate module from Yusynth (Yves Usson design) is employed to pick when auxiliary voices will sample from the step sequencers. The first sound is a single Q106 triangle wave to the Synthetic Sound Labs digital delay, STG Soundlabs Sea Devils filter and Oakley Sound Systems SV filter in high pass. It then is run through the SSL Tube VCA/Timbral Gate. The random gates module sets when a pitch is sampled from the Q960's. The second sound is the bass voice from the Dove Audio WTF vco into a Q150 Ladder Filter from Synthesizers.com. The same random gates module again selects when a voltage is picked from the Q960's. The third pair of melodic lines are a pair of STG oscillators through the tube vca again. This pair are following the Q960's exactly. A final voice is a Q106A vco with a PWM and triangle waves selected by the SSL Segwencer module before sending them to the Empress Reverb pedal. This time a pair of sequential switch outputs from the STG Switch determine which of the four outputs from the Q960's will send a voltage to a dotcom S&H then on to a Slew Generator. Final effects were a Behringer 3rd Dimension BBD-320, a chorus delay from the TC Electronic s D-Two and a Lexicon MX200 in hall reverb state."
"The Korg Delta released in 1979 has 2 sections. An analog section and string section. Is polyphonic with a joystick and 4 outputs plus headphone out. It also offered trigger out and in plus a VCF cv input. The user could send the strings and synth sections to separate amps or mixer channels."
"Another of my “one synths/all parts” demos. All layers played by hand into a multi-looper and remixed live to a stereo recorder while playing some additional live parts (ran out of loop slots).
Tempo shift ideas courtesy of some classic Tangerine Dream pieces.
This process always has imperfections.
The Hartmann Neuron is a pretty amazing, synth going from quirky… to beautiful… to harsh."
