Roland TB-303 Vintage Analog Synthesizer Sequencer SN 152900

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Roland HS-80 Synthesizer

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Interesting home series synth from Roland; essentially a Roland alpha Juno 2 w/ built in speakers. You can find demos and editors featured in previous posts here.

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Novation X-Station 61

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Almost thought this was an oddball Clavia Nord prototype when I first saw the image minus what it was. Obviously a custom painted red Novation X-Station. Almost looks like somone messed a Nord Lead with a Korg Radias.

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Exploring Leipzig V3 Synthesizer

video by Renaissance Man

"I dig deeper into sound exploration with the Analogue Solutions Leipzig V3 semi modular synthesizer."

Music Lab w/ Gallery Six

videos by Gallery Six

62 video playlist at the time of this post starting with:

Moog Model 15 Modular Synthesizer + Critter & Guitari Organelle + Earthquaker Devices Avalanche Run
iPad (NodeBeat) + Organelle + Avalanche Run
iPad (miRack) + Organelle + Avalanche Run
Moog Animoog + Critter and Guitari Organelle + Earthquaker Devices Avalanche Run
Moog Animoog + Critter and Guitari Organelle + Earthquaker Devices Avalanche Run
KORG volca fm + Critter and Guitari Organelle
...

Roland Juno 6 Analogue Synthesizer Demo Doodle - No Talking!

video by T O N E L A B

"In this demo we take a look at a classic analogue synth from 1982... The Roland Juno 6, a rich sounding, yet basic synth.. a very modest single oscillator one may agree. 6-note polyphony, no MIDI, no USB (well.. it IS from 1982!), no saving of sounds.. you're lucky you get 61 keys with it! ..however, there is an External Clock-input... which provides the on-board 'Arpeggiator' with a single note 'trigger' from an external device such as the Roland TR-808 or TR-909... or, alternatively.. something more modern like a MultiClock from E-RM.

This demo was taken from the end of my full Juno 6 tutorial here: [below]

Index:
0:00 Noodle-oh-uno
3:10 Doodle-Dos
6:25 ThreeJ
11:34 Juno that?"

Learn how to use a Roland Juno 6 Synthesizer + synth demo noodling

video by T O N E L A B

"In this demo we take a look at a classic analogue synth from 1982... The Roland Juno 6, a rich sounding, yet basic synth.. a very modest single oscillator one may agree. 6-note polyphony, no MIDI, no USB (well.. it IS from 1982!), no saving of sounds.. you're lucky you get 61 keys with it! ..however, there is an External Clock-input... which provides the on-board 'Arpeggiator' with a single note 'trigger' from an external device such as the Roland TR-808 or TR-909... or, alternatively.. something more modern like a MultiClock from E-RM.

First half of this demo is a virtual 'walk-thru' of the features.. or 'view-torial' if you prefer?! ...then the 2nd half is some 'noodling' around with the Valhalla Shimmer Reverb for added 'drama'.. which gives the Juno 6 a very 'Blade Runner' esque... frothy sound and feel."

Fricko PCBs for Eurorack Modules: 3D Flyover

video by Rick Jelliffe

"15 second rotations of 3D models of semi-populated Fricko PCBs, to help interested people get a better grasp on the components or simplicity/complexity of each board."

RK-006 Digitakt and Microbrute (MIDI / USBMIDI / PWM)

video by Retrokits

"Not the crispiest of videos but hopefully an informative one.

Apart from the iOS app, you can also access all settings via a browser. The web-editor is available in Chrome, Edge, Brave,... (but not Safari..)
https://www.retrokits.com/rk006/setti...

If you need to smoothen out the RK006 PWM Signal to a more analog style voltage we also have the PWM2CV converters for the RK006, to see them in action, also view our instagram posts like this one: https://www.instagram.com/p/CE7NCbShXjh/"

Cirklon Aux Event Introductional Video Message

video by

"This is a brief introduction to the Cirklon aux events.

Timestamps:
00:00 Don't be scared
02:43 Set Step Value
08:36 Aux Note
09:56 Set Velocity / Set Length / Set Delay
12:42 add to XC
13:45 Set Midi Chan
14:10 Aux edit sets flag option
19:30 Randomize
20:32 Rndmz note / velocity / length / delay
23:43 Rndmz aux
24:52 Rnd mask gate
28:08 Rnd mask tie
29:32 Rnd mask aux
34:33 Global Control
36:10 mute trk n / un-mute trk n
38:54 set scene xpos
44:08 set tempo
50:17 Knob Grab
57:23 Knob Mask
1:11:50 Pattern Control
1:15:58 set drctn
1:21:03 set lstep abs / set lstep rel
1:30:33 set norm tbase / set trplt tbase
1:37:04 Using aux events on cc messages
1:43:25 MIDI Send
1:50:25 send MIDI pbend
1:56:34 Repeat
2:10:28 rep*n by length
2:21:47 Musical repeat example (aka how I made the title track)
2:26:37 Redirect Aux
2:31:54 auxes to trk n
2:39:26 Another redirect example and a note about the order of tracks / aux rows
2:45:00 aux D = event
2:55:18 How to clear a dancefloor using the aux D = event redirect
3:01:29 Inter Track
3:13:32 Grabbing from an aux row
3:17:48 The end bit where I indulge in some shameless self promotion"

Jupiter-X to Lasercube: Laser-Projected MIDI-controlled Staff Notation #shorts

video by MR TUNA Music

"Picked up a Wicked Lasers Lasercube (the older 1w USB version) and decided it put it through some paces and have some fun with the Roland Jupiter-X.

For this video I am sending Bluetooth MIDI from the JPX to the Lasercube through my Macbook Pro running LaserOS. Im also running the Neon Captain Radiator on a separate laser projector but thats just for some extra added flair ✨✨✨✨

Gear Used:
LaserOS + Wicked Lasers LaserCube 1W USB
Neon Captain Radiator Laser Synth + V-Show RGB 1W Laser
Roland Jupiter-X"