Made in Bavaria! This synth sounds great. The envelope is much like a Roland TB-303 but the filter sounds a bit more like an SH-101. Very punchy and loud. Great for squelchy distorted bass. Also really great if you need super basic bass."
"The classic Octave Electronics - The Kitten synthesiser.
Model 1214
Smaller sister to the Cat, this single oscillator mono synth sounds awesome. A very worthy alternative to the ARP or Moog's of its era (this one comes from very early 80's). Has the 'fun' of 2 sub oscillators for a realllllly deep sound.
This machines works great and had a full service last year. Cosmically in very good condition also as shown in the pics."
"Not many of these chaps were made by Moog...so how many survive today in the wild is anyones guess but most likely under 1000 in the world.
A rare 'preset' synth from the great company themselves. This one is the bigger sister to the Satellite.
Made between 1975-1976.
This machine, although preset driven (from the paddle switches), does allow for sound manipulation and the dual oscillators can be tuned and sync'd for a familiar 'fat' sound.
This machines works great and had a full service last year.
Cosmically in very good condition also as shown in the pics."
"The Gamechanger Audio light pedal is different than any other effects pedal I've used, in the sense that its physically expressive at times. If you accidentally bumped the floor hard, you could get some (possibly unwanted) spring reverb noises. Thats because it interacts with physical elements inside, rather than just your traditional chipset and on/off selector. Because of these differences I find myself wanting to use it all the time. It has the feel of a modular synth to me, in the way that the beautiful sound I just created and jammed on may never sound exactly the same again. And I'm ok with that. On to the next. I hope you enjoy this little audio exploration. I played around in E flat just enjoying the interaction between the Synth and the pedal. They sounded quite nice together. I plan to release some Ableton Instruments built with this pedal as well, so stay tuned! thanks for watching!"
"SynthScaper LE - Multitimbral atmospheric synth. Lightweight and easy to use version of SynthScaper with AUv3 support. AltiSpace - Convolution reverb with advanced controls that provides realistic sounding natural acoustic space or vintage reverb devices for any track or mix."
"This update improves the app's audio engine and adds the ability to move user presets to different groups. Now you can import a large number of your own impulse responses and group them so as not to search for them in one big list. For details on the new options, see the built-in app description (also available as PDF file).
All changes:
Added groups for user presets.
Ability to select multiple user presets for move and delete.
Added option to show only user presets for the audio unit host.
Added option to show only favorite presets for the audio unit host.
Fixed an issue with blocking UI when using file picker.
Pictures in descriptions are now displayed in audio unit mode.
Fixed an issue with the Inter-app audio control panel on iPhone.
Some improvements of audio engine.
Built-in description has been updated.
Minor bugs were fixed."
"A quick bassline with filtering on the Sound Object #5 synthesizer to give an example of the sort of basic sounds it can do. Check out my full review for more details and sound demos."
See the Sound Object label below for more.
Update:
Sound Object #5 Synthesizer Review
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"Sound Object #5 is a Russian built analogue synthesizer with 2 VCOs, Polivoks style filter and lots of interesting modulation. In this video I give lots of sound examples, take you through the waveforms and what it could possibly do for you.
https://www.sound-objects.com
Index - 0:00 Intro - 0:12 First Impressions - 1:03 Oscillator basics - 6:58 Just the waveforms, no reverb - 10:39 Quick techno jam - 14:24 Getting into the details - 15:47 A bit more on the FM - 16:21 Envelope - 18:09 Modulator - 22:12 A bit more on the filter - 25:17 Sample & Hold - 26:15 A quick jam with delay and a bit of backing - 32:28 Ins and Outs - 33:37 Duophonicness - 34:21 Conclusions - 39:35 Outro - Duophonic, with some dodgy DFAMing - 44:30"
"all synthesizer sounds: Roland Juno-60 Analog Synthesizer (1982)
drums: Roland TR-707 (1985) + E-MU samples
recording: multi-track, played by hand
fx: reverb and delay
The Roland Juno-60 Synthesizer is my favorite synthesizer ever. I use the Juno-60 since many many years. Since the 90s. Long before all the hype.
A few words come in my mind when I thinking of synth:
Very inspirative. Wonderful sound character. Easy to use. Very reliable.
Sure all is a matter of taste. We are so different like the synths we love. :)"
