"ARP 2600 P synthesizer - Duophonic - all original. Completely refurbished and gone over by Rosen Sound in Burbank, CA. Everything works. Includes extensive compliment of Tini-Jax cables. DOES NOT include original wooden shipping covers/lids for either CPU or keyboard."
"In this video you will find a short demonstration of the arpeggiator module and a virtual split point.
Both modules are still work in progress but also usable.
I would like to integrate them into existing projects to make them more accessible.
All you hear comes directly from a single ESP32 (with PCM5102A DAC).
The project is a modified basic synthesizer with the alpha juno oriented sound generation.
Key features:
- virtual split point listens to all midi channels
- an upper and lower area can be defined
- notes are forwarded to different MIDI channels
- 16 bit arpeggiator
- sequences can be predefined and part of the code
- sequences can be overwritten by playing the notes
- variable tempo
- variable gate time
This may be also interesting for you:
Mono stepper synth with arpeggio
The first try with the alpha juno like sound
"Turning Mutable Instruments Beads into a second Rings.
Patch info in the video.
I recently got Beads and realized that If we store a note by Rings into Beads buffer, we can play it by triggering the Seed and sending CV to Pitch.
With the mix blend knob we can control the volume relationship between Rings and frozen Rings and play them at the same time with different notes.
Selecting different Rings modes for the dry and frozen versions, sending noises into Rings audio input and setting up different pitch intervals will spice up the patch."
"Don’t forget tomorrow from 3-9PM is our 5-Year Anniversary Party Party popper Stop by for live music, in-store deals, raffle prizes, and a special showroom surprise"
"We've been busy this year! From our Live Streaming ARPchives LIVE studio visits, to exclusive interviews with Tony Banks and Jean Michel Jarre! Check out our channel and website! https://www.alanrpearlmanfoundation.org"
"WALDORF MICROWAVE I SYNTHESIZER RACK rev A. but with 3387 filter chips. i bought 15 years ago and it is all Rev A except the filter set. keep in mind the Wave uses 3387!"
See here for differences in Microwave revisions. The Rev A used Curtis CEM 3389 (Voltage Controlled Signal Processor). "Included on-chip are a wide-range four-pole lowpass VCF with voltage controlled resonance, and three high quality VCAs, two of which pan the output signal of the third between two outputs."
