"ARP Synthesizer demo records. One is vinyl with paper sleeve, the Arp Soloist which is double sided. The flexi disc is the Arp PPC and is single sided. Both fair to good condition, except for some small imperfections, few scuffs on both. No folds or creases,on the flexi disc."
"This Mopho Keyboard is a compact but powerful monophonic analog synthesizer. The voice architecture is similar to a single voice of the Prophet '08, but with a couple of twists to distinguish it. DSI have added two sub-octave generators—one per oscillator—for additional girth and crushing basses. It also has an audio input that lets you process external audio and mix Mopho's own audio output back in pre-filter for feedback effects that can range from subtle distortion to extreme skronk. It features the same semi-weighted keyboard action as the Prophet."
"Today’s #jamuary is a generative patch using #Riffer and #rozetaparticles sequencing #aparillo synth and routed through #gaussfieldlooper and #bleassgranulizer. Additional fx with FAC Alteza, Tape Pro and Schlap compressor. Video footage was taken on a recent walk at the #chiemsee. Enjoy!"
Saint-Saens: Carnival of the Animals - The Swan (Le Cygne) played on two analog synthesizers (KORG Minilogue and Moog Mother 32)
I really enjoy classical music and wanted to try my hand at a synth version of Camille Saint-Saens' composition The Swan. I tried my best to keep the feeling of the original song but with a bit of my own interpretation on the synths. I hope you enjoy it."
"As I got many questions, comments and feedback from both newcomers and experienced users I thought I'd share some of my replies in a video this time.
The major hardware difference between the MC500 and the MC500 MkII is that note storage capacity has been roughly quadrupled to 100,000 notes. Everything else is a software update. The new Super MRC software offers more editing facilities and assorted other functions than the original MRC500 software, and doubles the number of phrase tracks available to eight, whilst retaining the familiar dedicated rhythm and tempo tracks. Basic specifications of the system remain unchanged, such as the eight song memory and the operation of the various functions. The new software may be purchased separately, and will run on an MC500, an MC300, as well as the new MC500 MkII; the only difference between its operation on the three machines being memory capacity. (Ref. Sound on Sound Oct.1988)
The MC-300 has another type of buttons, the same buttons as later appeared in the MC-50. Smaller and more flimsy and over time many users have reported they brake. I have not experienced that myself after years of use with the MC-50, but I prefer the buttons on the MC-500 for sure.
Be aware that the original MC-500 can have its memory expanded to become a MC-500mkII for all practical purposes."
"In this video we go over how to set up Shuttle Control for simple MIDI to CV/Gate functionality, building a Bass and Lead midi track in @Ableton and using it to sequence Shuttle System."
