Thursday, January 27, 2022
Signal Sounds Jamuary #4
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Torso Electronics t-1 sequencer driving eurorack.
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Captain Credible Special guest C.O.U. Jamuary 27th!
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"We made a thing. Jam time with robot-rabbits, pianobot and deluge!
thanks!
Check out Center of the Universes recent record '!' https://fanlink.to/interabangerz"
Add weight to your oscillators
video upload by Omri Cohen
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Jordan Rudess plays the Megawave, Obie One, CATO, and Triptych from Syntronik 2
Jordan Rudess plays the Megawave modern virtual synthesizer from Syntronik 2
video upload by ikmultimedia
"Watch Jordan Rudess plays one of the classic synths of Syntronik 2 - the Megawave. The Megawatt features the powerful wavetable synth sounds of the original Waldorf Microwave, a classic digital/analog hybrid. The Microwave was the heir to the PPG Wave legacy with its sweepable digital wavetables and Curtis chip analog filter. The unit we recorded is the most coveted Rev A version."
And a few more:
Jordan Rudess plays the Obie One modern virtual synthesizer from Syntronik 2
"Watch Jordan Rudess plays one of the classic synths of Syntronik 2 - the Obie One. The Obie One is our recreation of the innovative Oberheim OB-1, excellent at creating classic and fat sounding bass, pad and lead sounds. The new 4-pole slope in our O-Type state variable filter model in Syntronik 2 now captures the distinct difference between the 2- and 4-pole filter sounds of this excellent hardware synth."
Jordan Rudess plays the CATO modern virtual synthesizer from Syntronik 2
"Watch Jordan Rudess plays one of the classic synths of Syntronik 2 - the CATO. The CATO captures the distinctive analog sounds of the Octave Cat SRM and its SSM filter. The pure-analog tonality of this synth is huge, and its modulation capabilities allow for truly unique and stylized timbres. Able to create gigantic Moog-style basses, the CAT can also go in its own sonic direction with its clever oscillator sync implementation."
Jordan Rudess plays the Triptych modern virtual synthesizer from Syntronik 2
"Watch Jordan Rudess plays one of the classic synths of Syntronik 2 - the Triptych. The Triptych is based on the warm sounds of the classic Korg Trident with its separate synth, string and brass sections. The Trident was basically a 2-oscillator Korg Polysix combined with a convincing string machine with dedicated ensemble chorus and a paraphonic brass synth. It is a beast of a synth capable of a wide range of classic analog synth and stringer sounds."
You can find additional IK Multimedia Syntronik 2 psots here.
video upload by ikmultimedia
"Watch Jordan Rudess plays one of the classic synths of Syntronik 2 - the Megawave. The Megawatt features the powerful wavetable synth sounds of the original Waldorf Microwave, a classic digital/analog hybrid. The Microwave was the heir to the PPG Wave legacy with its sweepable digital wavetables and Curtis chip analog filter. The unit we recorded is the most coveted Rev A version."
And a few more:
Jordan Rudess plays the Obie One modern virtual synthesizer from Syntronik 2
"Watch Jordan Rudess plays one of the classic synths of Syntronik 2 - the Obie One. The Obie One is our recreation of the innovative Oberheim OB-1, excellent at creating classic and fat sounding bass, pad and lead sounds. The new 4-pole slope in our O-Type state variable filter model in Syntronik 2 now captures the distinct difference between the 2- and 4-pole filter sounds of this excellent hardware synth."
Jordan Rudess plays the CATO modern virtual synthesizer from Syntronik 2
"Watch Jordan Rudess plays one of the classic synths of Syntronik 2 - the CATO. The CATO captures the distinctive analog sounds of the Octave Cat SRM and its SSM filter. The pure-analog tonality of this synth is huge, and its modulation capabilities allow for truly unique and stylized timbres. Able to create gigantic Moog-style basses, the CAT can also go in its own sonic direction with its clever oscillator sync implementation."
Jordan Rudess plays the Triptych modern virtual synthesizer from Syntronik 2
"Watch Jordan Rudess plays one of the classic synths of Syntronik 2 - the Triptych. The Triptych is based on the warm sounds of the classic Korg Trident with its separate synth, string and brass sections. The Trident was basically a 2-oscillator Korg Polysix combined with a convincing string machine with dedicated ensemble chorus and a paraphonic brass synth. It is a beast of a synth capable of a wide range of classic analog synth and stringer sounds."
You can find additional IK Multimedia Syntronik 2 psots here.
Korg ARP Odyssey FS White
Waldorf Pulse Rack Synthesizer - OS 2.01 SN 910223678
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via this auction
"Top condition. OS 2.01.
Fully checked and serviced.
All rotary encoders are and buttons are working like new - tight and unspent.
Optical just one minor scratch on the front (you can see it on the pictures).
Minor mounting Traces. Non smoking, No Pets. Very well maintained"
via this auction
"Top condition. OS 2.01.
Fully checked and serviced.
All rotary encoders are and buttons are working like new - tight and unspent.
Optical just one minor scratch on the front (you can see it on the pictures).
Minor mounting Traces. Non smoking, No Pets. Very well maintained"
Nord Modular G1 audio demo
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Note the video above is from 2014, but hasn't been featured on the site before. They are all custom sounds.
via this auction
"Patching a modular synthesizer can stimulate your musical creativity. On the other hand, retracing specific patch points through dozens of cables can boggle the mind, and reproducing a patch after you've moved lots of cables is nearly impossible.
In 1997, Clavia introduced the Nord Modular to uniquely address these issues. It combines hardware with a software editor to digitally transform the modular synthesizer experience. The Nord Modular Keyboard's hardware portion consists of a 25-note velocity-sensing keyboard with 18 user-assignable knobs and four independent voice channels for multi-timbral sound, and it sounds incredible!
The Nord Modular's editor software allows you to configure your own synthesizers on a Macintosh or Windows computer - complete with a bevy of module types and virtual cables for conducting audio, control, logic, and slave signals among modules - and download them via MIDI (not USB) to the hardware unit. As long as you don't need to add new modules or reconfigure cable routings, the synth doesn't require an attached computer and can function as a stand-alone electronic instrument. Among the available modules are multiple types of oscillators, envelope generators, filters, EQs, LFOs, step sequencers, waveshapers, audio and logic processors, control modifiers, and mixers. You can design complex patches without hitting the DSP ceiling, the supply of patch cords is essentially endless, and available synthesis types include subtractive, additive, FM, AM, and ring modulation.
List prices in 1998: $2,795 for the Nord Modular Keyboard and $799 for the optional voice-doubling expander board, which this unit has (attached power cord for U.S. AC). It's also running the latest V3.03 OS.
Included in the deal are both a cushy softshell carrying bag and a footswitch. All have belonged to me since 2003 and have never been subjected to cigarette smoke. There are no dings or scratches in the Nord Modular's case and the synth is in perfect working condition. Also included is the original manual and CD-ROM with Macintosh and Windows editors, but you can find updated editor software for both platforms online."
video upload by
Note the video above is from 2014, but hasn't been featured on the site before. They are all custom sounds.
via this auction
"Patching a modular synthesizer can stimulate your musical creativity. On the other hand, retracing specific patch points through dozens of cables can boggle the mind, and reproducing a patch after you've moved lots of cables is nearly impossible.
In 1997, Clavia introduced the Nord Modular to uniquely address these issues. It combines hardware with a software editor to digitally transform the modular synthesizer experience. The Nord Modular Keyboard's hardware portion consists of a 25-note velocity-sensing keyboard with 18 user-assignable knobs and four independent voice channels for multi-timbral sound, and it sounds incredible!
The Nord Modular's editor software allows you to configure your own synthesizers on a Macintosh or Windows computer - complete with a bevy of module types and virtual cables for conducting audio, control, logic, and slave signals among modules - and download them via MIDI (not USB) to the hardware unit. As long as you don't need to add new modules or reconfigure cable routings, the synth doesn't require an attached computer and can function as a stand-alone electronic instrument. Among the available modules are multiple types of oscillators, envelope generators, filters, EQs, LFOs, step sequencers, waveshapers, audio and logic processors, control modifiers, and mixers. You can design complex patches without hitting the DSP ceiling, the supply of patch cords is essentially endless, and available synthesis types include subtractive, additive, FM, AM, and ring modulation.
List prices in 1998: $2,795 for the Nord Modular Keyboard and $799 for the optional voice-doubling expander board, which this unit has (attached power cord for U.S. AC). It's also running the latest V3.03 OS.
Included in the deal are both a cushy softshell carrying bag and a footswitch. All have belonged to me since 2003 and have never been subjected to cigarette smoke. There are no dings or scratches in the Nord Modular's case and the synth is in perfect working condition. Also included is the original manual and CD-ROM with Macintosh and Windows editors, but you can find updated editor software for both platforms online."
Waldorf M Wavetable Desktop Synthesizer w/ Original Box
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via this auction
"Like new Waldorf M that's only seen a few hours use. I bought this when it dropped and it's fantastic, but I have the original Microwave and that plus a few other synths make this redundant, that combined with it's size (it's big) and well.... here we are."
via this auction
"Like new Waldorf M that's only seen a few hours use. I bought this when it dropped and it's fantastic, but I have the original Microwave and that plus a few other synths make this redundant, that combined with it's size (it's big) and well.... here we are."
Syntecno T303 TeeBee
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via this auction
A true classic !!! Groundbreaking 1990's Roland TB-303 synth clone. Great acid sound with authentic vibe.
External audio input (thru the filter), very nice.
4 x (!!!) CV/Gate convertors on board.
It's working perfectly and in very good optical condition as well, has been cherished in my studio since purchased new in 1997."
via this auction
A true classic !!! Groundbreaking 1990's Roland TB-303 synth clone. Great acid sound with authentic vibe.
External audio input (thru the filter), very nice.
4 x (!!!) CV/Gate convertors on board.
It's working perfectly and in very good optical condition as well, has been cherished in my studio since purchased new in 1997."
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