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Jomox Airbase 99 SN 9925-0494
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Rare 360 Systems Digital Keyboard
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Pics of the inside below. See this post for a demo of one.
"This is literally the first sample based synth/keyboard ever made. It paved the way to all of what we have today and was the first of its kind.
I've said it before- I'll say it again- these are rare. Less than 200 of these were ever produced. This is the third to ever hit the market, and the finest and most clean example to ever be offered for sale.
It is in excellent condition and comes with the original manual.
It is Serial #A-201. I am not sure what serial number they started with but I believe it to be very early 1982.
The manual is the second edition printed in 1984 but also states on the title page the manual goes to units Serial Number B-300 and above. So the keyboard is older than the manual. And given if 200 were made, mine is serial 201, and in 1984 they were on B-300. This may be one of the first, if not the earliest unit made.
There is very little known about these units and I did my best to learn and research it.
I do not believe it has preloaded the grand piano sound but has numerous other sounds. There is a photo to see the ROM chips installed with their sounds, and also labels were placed on the buttons for the sound/preset a couple labels are missing. I am not sure if these labels came from the factory or not. And I know that these units varied with what sounds/patches/chips they came with. Some didn't even have all 16 sounds there are buttons for. The unit also does not have MIDI in's or outs labeled "COMPUTER INTERFACE" on the back of the unit - which makes me believe it was early- or they just varied with presets/sounds/features between the units produced. Given the labels are hand written on the chips, and there's no MIDI this could be an early early prototype.
I believe it has 13 sounds installed and has room for 2 more sound chips. Every key and button works fine.
Every feature works just fine... vibrato/pitchbend, all the knobs without issue.
I don't want to call the condition mint- but for its age - it's as clean as it could be. Wood is in absolutely excellent condition, the metal is also, screen printing/labeling/badging all clean. The inside of the keyboard is clean as a whistle- no dust- no dirt. It's the cleanest/finest to ever hit the market. Some light wear on the back, and the back hinge but still - I'd put this 8.5/9 out of 10."
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Pics of the inside below. See this post for a demo of one.
"This is literally the first sample based synth/keyboard ever made. It paved the way to all of what we have today and was the first of its kind.I've said it before- I'll say it again- these are rare. Less than 200 of these were ever produced. This is the third to ever hit the market, and the finest and most clean example to ever be offered for sale.
It is in excellent condition and comes with the original manual. It is Serial #A-201. I am not sure what serial number they started with but I believe it to be very early 1982.
The manual is the second edition printed in 1984 but also states on the title page the manual goes to units Serial Number B-300 and above. So the keyboard is older than the manual. And given if 200 were made, mine is serial 201, and in 1984 they were on B-300. This may be one of the first, if not the earliest unit made.
There is very little known about these units and I did my best to learn and research it.
I do not believe it has preloaded the grand piano sound but has numerous other sounds. There is a photo to see the ROM chips installed with their sounds, and also labels were placed on the buttons for the sound/preset a couple labels are missing. I am not sure if these labels came from the factory or not. And I know that these units varied with what sounds/patches/chips they came with. Some didn't even have all 16 sounds there are buttons for. The unit also does not have MIDI in's or outs labeled "COMPUTER INTERFACE" on the back of the unit - which makes me believe it was early- or they just varied with presets/sounds/features between the units produced. Given the labels are hand written on the chips, and there's no MIDI this could be an early early prototype.
I believe it has 13 sounds installed and has room for 2 more sound chips. Every key and button works fine.
Every feature works just fine... vibrato/pitchbend, all the knobs without issue.
I don't want to call the condition mint- but for its age - it's as clean as it could be. Wood is in absolutely excellent condition, the metal is also, screen printing/labeling/badging all clean. The inside of the keyboard is clean as a whistle- no dust- no dirt. It's the cleanest/finest to ever hit the market. Some light wear on the back, and the back hinge but still - I'd put this 8.5/9 out of 10."
Roland V-Synth GT Expressive Synthesizer Version 2.0
Roland TB-03
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Modal Electronics Skulpt Synth Se | No Talking |
video by DKS SYNTH LAB
Timeline:
0:00 Intro
0:07 BullyBeats
0:58 SculpMe
1:56 Analogue
2:52 Cold Storage
3:21 Recapped
4:08 Matrixer
5:24 Poly4
6:15 Oct Bloop Pad
7:07 SpiceRack2
7:52 Shaz McKaz
8:46 Ripper Lead
9:40 Pwm Bass
10:18 MarbleGarden
11:40 FoFilled
12:42 Pluto
13:55 Synchro Arp
14:46 Smoke Patter
15:28 Trail Breaks
16:07 PolyVintag
17:09 SquArp
18:08 Bloops
18:57 Depart Again
19:34 Sythopia
20:27 Slizzss
Plinky (arpeggiator)
video by Luca Longobardi
"Things come and go.
Just fooling around with the arpeggiator and some euclidian combinations in a day that has given me so much and taken away from us so much."
Why I love Circadian Rhythms
video by Station 252
"The streamlined and very intuitive user interface, rock solid hardware, absolute best timing and proven reliability make this veteran euro rack sequencer an undisputed king of eurorack techno production and live performance."
Digitakt OS Upgrade: Second LFO
video by Elektron
"The Digitakt now has double the LFO power at your fingertips. The second LFO gives you even more modulation possibilities, opening up a bonus parameter to modulate. It also includes the ability to control the first LFO with the second. Get ready to modulate the modulation."
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Hainbach X Orca (AV) | Live at Blurred Edges Festival
video by HAINBACH
"In which I perform a show inside my studio, accompanied by Orca (http://nanigut.com) on visuals. This was originally recorded for Blurred Edges Festival in Hamburg this year and shown on their stream.
I play tape, piano tuners, pedals, test equipment, synths - all in all a good half of my studio in this set. Enjoy!
MY MUSIC: http://hainbach.bandcamp.com"
Patch Notes: INIT
video by FACTmagazine
"INIT is the collaborative project of Berlin-based producers Nadia D’Alò and Benedikt Frey. The duo’s first album, Two Pole Resonance, was released back in October 2015 on John Talabot’s Hivern Discs label, showcasing the pair’s love of moody, krautrock-influenced synth compositions, which featured vocals from D’Alò.
INIT returned to the label in late 2020 with their second LP, Gravity. The album saw the duo adopting a more playful approach to songwriting, combining house, techno, post-punk and electro to create a lighter set of tracks than their debut. This eclectic style drives INIT’s Patch Notes session, which melds D’Alò’s lyrics with experimental sound design.
The session sees the duo make use of classic gear like Roland’s TR-808 drum machine and SH-101 synth, with contemporary hardware including a x0xb0x and SOMA’s Pulsar-23 semi-modular drum machine providing eerie textures.
INIT on Bandcamp: https://iinit.bandcamp.com"
Acidlab M1AM1/Miami. Haven't seen one in a while.
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