PHILIPS PMC 100

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You can find demos of one in previous posts here.

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Korg VC-10 Vocoder SN 160372

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"Korg VC-10 Vocoder, a vintage analog synthesizer made famous by Kraftwerk and ELO. Also used by Pink Floyd on the album Animals. It is overall in excellent, factory condition. This synth is in wonderful shape for being over 40 years old. Cosmetically it has some light wear. The signal path is clean and clear of any static or bad noises. This synth is completely factory stock original and has been looked at by a professional technician recently... from a professional music studio, Blade Studios (of Brian Blade and Brady Blade), it has been kept in a clean and climate controlled room for all of it's life. It did not and does not come with the MC-01 gooseneck microphone."

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UNO Synth Pro first patch

video by boxoftextures

"Got my UNO Synth Pro today and am super happy about it. Did a quick-minute, handheld, camera mic video of a bass pulses patch that I made, first one. Patch is my own but there are still some things left over from the preset, like the arpeggio patterns, for example. I made a second patch, not in this video, after I figured out how to initialize things so was able to start from scratch on that one.

Gotta say I think this thing's a winner. Sounds great, easy to program, will fit in a backpack no problem, even came with a USB-charging battery power supply which was a nice touch. I've literally had the thing for an hour or so and totally love it already.

Cast of characters:
UNO Synth Pro (Desktop)
iLoud Micro Monitors

Twitter: @selgart
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/boxoftextures"

What are Flip-Flops and a few ways of using them

video by Omri Cohen

Here are the patches from this video - https://patchstorage.com/what-are-fli...​
00:00​ - Introduction
01:31​ - Adding swing
06:50​ - Splitting gates
09:44​ - Random gates
12:59​ - Pitch sequencer
18:35​ - Sub oscillator and latch"

"If you just want to buy me a coffee :) - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/omricohen​ Consider joining me on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/omricohen​ Patching techniques and ideas that I continue updating - https://bit.ly/3o1Q3Sg​

NerdSEQ Firmware Update V1.24 Promo

video by XOR Electronics

"Little promo of the latest NerdSEQ Firmware which adds again tons of nice features.

Check here to find out whats new:
https://xor-electronics.com/forum/sho...

Firmware and manual can be downloaded on the website or on the forum:
https://xor-electronics.com/nerdseq/​

https://xor-electronics.com/forum/"

Reflections in Space // OP-1 Ambient Techno

video by Eon Edge

"Rediscovering my OP-1.

After listening to Rykard's Arrive The Radio Bacon on repeat for a few days, I fell in love with gritty, unswept, bitcrushed digital sounds. And what better instrument than the OP-1 for this kind of sounds?

I took my OP-1 out from its case where it has been lying for months, and rediscovered how fun it is to make music on this machine. Yes, the synth engines are quirky and lo-fi, and the tape workflow it's not the fastest for writing a full song, but it's so fun to play with! Every time I switch it on, I get lost in hours of sound design, and inevitably come up with a few interesting loops.

So here's a track born from a simple arpeggiated sequence, I don't even remember which synth engine I used for this sound, but if I could take it on a date, I would. It sounds so interesting!

I consider this track as a training exercise to get familiar again with production techniques within the OP-1 itself, programming drums, building sections, adding transitions, etc. The long-term objective is to master the instrument and write a few songs, but mostly to remind myself how fun and rewarding it is to make music.

Hope you like it!

All sounds from the OP-1, mixed and mastered in Logic Pro.
Additional footage: archive.org/NASA."

Prophet 2000 Sampler | Fantastic sound! | Demo & Tutorial

video by Espen Kraft

"The Sequential Prophet 2000 sampler from 1985. Followed a few months later by the module version Prophet 2002. 12 bit glorious sound, analog filter and amp and a very difficult mapping structure.

There does exist several software editors for this sampler so you don't HAVE to use the sampler itself to do the editing. However, I get the most satisfaction, inspiration and reward by using the sampler itself. That's why I don't care much for software editors for any synth or gear.
Both the 'Prophet 2012' software and SampleWrench lets' you import/export samples so Google them if that's your thing.

The 'null disk' I use in this tutorial is made following the Paul Wiffen Prophet 200 clinic from Keyboard Magazine Oct' 1987.
Most of the sounds in my demo track is made from sampling some of my synths, like the Juno-106, DX7, and Alpha Juno. The drums are all coming from the Korg KR-55 as I show and I chopped it all up in the 2000 and recorded each drum hit in the DAW and arranged the beat in there.
Finally I sampled the entire song and played with the filter and resonance in the 2000, in real time, while recording that into the DAW, I then found the best parts and put it into the arrangement as you hear it.
Reverb used is Valhalla VintageVerb.
The final mix is done with stems through the SSL SiX with outboard processing and mastering."

Sequential Featured Artist - NICHOLAS SEMRAD

You can find an interview with NICHOLAS SEMRAD on Sequential's website here.

"Nicholas Semrad is a keyboardist and programmer based in both Los Angeles and New York City, currently touring with Cory Henry and the Funk Apostles, Mark Guiliana’s Beat Music, Donny McCaslin, Knower, Jennah Bell, and The Lesson NYC.

Born in the small town of Fremont, Nebraska, he studied Suzuki classical piano for 14 years before studying private jazz and rhythm study with ex-Wynton Marsalis/Norah Jones drummer Dana Murray.

After touring the midwest blues scene with blues legend Magic Slim (and the Tear Drops), Nicholas re-located to New York City where he started playing with some of the finest musicians around. Touring stints and gigs in the past have been with Miss Lauryn Hill, Talib Kweli, Bilal, Liv Warfield, Meg Mac, Gabriel Garzon-Montano, Terrace Martin, and Bootsy Collins.

We chatted with Nicholas on how he uses Sequential instruments in his music."

You can find posts featuring Sequential's Spotlight series here.

Novation Circuit Tracks: How To Create MIDI Templates and Control MIDI Devices

video by SoundGhost

"In this tutorial, I run through how to create MIDI templates for your MIDI devices. I'm using the Modal Skulpt synthesizer to demonstrate.

Some light eurorack noodling recorded to cassette is playing in the background. Hope you enjoy it!"

Novation Circuit Tracks: How To Create Ambient Patterns / Soundscapes / Drones

video by SoundGhost

"Sounds are from my new Circuit Tracks pack, Waves: https://soundghost.net/product/circui...

In this tutorial, I run through how to create soundscape patterns using the Circuit Tracks built-in synth and sequencer. I’ve also shown a few extra little tricks such as probability and pattern direction to help create more variation in patterns."

Novation Circuit Tracks: ‘Eternity’ Ambient Demo Featuring Custom Presets/Samples

"All the sounds in this track are from my new Circuit Tracks pack, Waves.

Loved making this one. All sounds from Circuit Tracks, there are no other sound sources or any post processing. All custom patches and samples. Hope you enjoy it!"