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Bandpass Buchla Jazz

video upload by Todd Barton

"a little experiment with a single oscillator whose pitch is being driven by the Source of Uncertainty then feed into the Spectral Processor using it's bandpass functions . . . https://www.patreon.com/synthtodd"

Yamaha AN1x Imperio - Atlantis Cover Mix Synthesizer Demo HQ no talking

video upload by js-sound

"Absolutely all sounds are taken from Yamaha An1x.

I used: FL Studio DAW & Steinberg Cubase 11.0.41 Pro for MIDI.
On several channels I have used Side Chain Effect.
On one channel I used VPS Glitch Bitch VST.
I have not used a compressor on any of the channels.
Only on the master channel I used the limiter.

An1x can synthesize any sounds, including drums. It sounds very diverse, I use it constantly and more often than all other VA Synthesizer. All his sounds fit very well into the mix without any additional processing. It has genius leads, pads and all kinds of sounds from other categories. Despite its age, it makes me happy every day and every day I can extract absolutely any new sounds from it. In this track I used all of my presets from my set JS-Sound - FX Dream Bank3."

Arturia ARP 2600 V Part 2: Ring Mod, Preamp, Tracking Generator, and Sequencer

video upload by CatSynth TV

Part 1 here

"We continue our deep dive into the ARP 2600 V from Arturia, focusing on a few of the more advanced features: the ring mod, preamp + envelope follower, the tracking generator, and of course the 1601 sequencer.

00:38 Ring Modular
02:42 Preamp and Envelope Follower, with drum loop in Ableton Live
06:31 Tracking Generators
11:24 Sequencer Model 1601

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New Rossum SP 1200 Teaser Pic

follow-up to this post

Also see the 35th Anniversary SP-1200 from back in January 2020, priced at $7500.

Update: I'm hearing the new one will be roughly $4000.

Update: full details are in.

Yamaha SK-10 Symphonic Ensemble SN 4044

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Roger Linn Design LinnStrument USB MIDI Controller w/ Carry Case

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Waldorf Microwave V1 Rev A (Curtis CEM 3389) w/ RAM Cards

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"The earliest and arguably best sounding version of the infamous Waldorf Microwave. This REV A model shipped with the analog Curtis CEM 3389 filters.

This unit is in excellent condition with very minor blemishes, hard to believe that it's over 30 years old! All electrolytic capacitors on the PCB have been updated, so it should last another life time.

Includes 4 RAM cards for storing extra sounds which essentially expand the available sound patches to 128.

Running the final operating system 2.0, made in Germany (with love).

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Korg Mono/Poly SN 376689

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"A true classic of the late pre-MIDI era, the Korg Mono/Poly is a four oscillator monster, which can be used in a variety of voice modes. The spec on paper for the Mono/Poly is pretty amazing: four oscillators, two LFOs, two ADSRs, poly, unison, and chord memory modes, arpeggiator, and the tremendous cross modulation and frequency modulation section. The sound is rich, detailed, and expressive. This synth was just serviced and is in perfect working order!

Cosmetically the graphics and paint are sharp and clean with nothing out of the ordinary, wood sides show average wear and tear."

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