How to Get Fat Bass out of your Sequential Prophet 6 Synthesizer

video upload by Ponchy

"This video shows how to create a fat bass sound from scratch utilizing the sub octave feature on the Prophet 6 amongst other features that are specific to the Prophet-6. Dave Smith Instruments and Sequential Circuits really stayed true to the original Prophet 5 design with a fully analog signal path but with effects at the end of the chain. Even though there are lots of patches on the Prophet 6, this video will show how to get the most out of your Prophet and start creating sounds from scratch right away."

Quasimidi Sirius Virtual Analog Synth w/ Mic

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"Upgraded the LCD to blue and bought a nice Audio Technica U855QL gooseneck mic for the vocoder!"

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Quasimidi The Raven Virtual Interactive Synth

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Waldorf Q Rack Virtual Analog Synth w/ Q Card

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"Q card has the Vengeance Waldorf Q bank loaded."

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Teenage Engineering OP-1 keyboard synthesizer & Deck Saver

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Kawai K5000W - Digital Additive Synthesiser

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"A sound designer's dream, this is a really interesting and pretty unique synth - one of just a couple of commercially available instruments which used additive synthesis as its primary sound generation source. It also has PCM samples which can be used in addition to the additive synthesis to create highly individual patches."

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DAWless Synthesizer Jam - 2021-08-16 - Semimodular #semimodular #syntesziser #behringer #arturia

video upload by T-SO

spontaneous semi-modular jam session

Hardware in use:
Behringer - Crave
Behringer - Model D
Arturia - Drumbrute
Arturia - Microbrute
Arturia - Microfreak

Sequncer:
Arturia - Keystep37

Mixer / FX:
Behringer - Flow8

VAI 35 : Wersimatic II / Farfisa Syntorchestra

video upload by Vintage Audio Institute Italia

"Another take with the Wersimatic II, the younger sister / brother of the Wersimatic 24 auto accompaniment machine. The sounds and controls are across the board identical as far as we can tell.

It was never made as a standalone unit but part of a large, double manual organ called Wersi Helios in the mid 70s.

This particular one has been transplanted from an organ into a smaller box with a twelve buttons acting as chord control instead of the bottom keys of the organ.

Special thanks to Organfairy for the rare schematics : dude you f-ing rock

The Wersimatic II has sections on board:
Bass
Drum machine
Various chord sounds

Melody played on the Farfisa Syntorchestra String machine and Mono synth."

1981 Anatek "Pocket Products Catalog" Brochure

via Retro Synth Ads where you'll find close-up scans and a write-up.

Interesting bit of history: "1989 - Creation Studios, a high end music recording studio is built in North Vancouver by Barry and Jane Anne Henderson. Barry Henderson was also Music Products Division Manager at Anatek Microcircuits, a hybrid manufacturer in North Vancouver, BC with revenues of $1M USD. He and his team developed the Anatek line of MIDI and audio products including the now famous line of small MIDI signal powered MIDI processing accessories called "Pocket Products". "

a free Sequencer for driving multiple Analog-Synths made with Flowstone

video upload by Andreas Remshagen

"Download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qhf3...

This is a Midi-Sequencer i made for driving my Analog-Synths with a small Asus-Netbook connected to a Polyend Poly Midi to CV/Gate Converter.

I work with different Versions of this Sequencer and its a good compromise for me driving analog-Synths with a digital component for live-performances.

The Sequencer is made for the Asus eee-PC's resolution but it should work with every Windows-PC.

Its has:
1 to 16 Steps
4 Step-Sequencers with 2 Octaves-Grid, Clock and Step-Divider
Separate Midi-Channel selectable for each sequencer.
On/Off switch for each sequencer exceps the clock-sequencer
2 clock/Gate-sequencer
1 gate on first step option for reset drum-machines etc
Usb-Device selector
load/Save-Function"