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Saturday, February 12, 2022
BIAS ROCK AKU-KUN EXD II Drum Synth
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There's a Coron Rockaku-kun featured in this video.
"BIAS ROCKAKU-KUN EXD II Electronic 5 Voice Module Brain.
This unit is very very RARE.
Great Analog Drum Synthesizer Brain. Very Fat Tone.
This unit can make Kick, Snare, Tom, Hi-Hat, even long fat bass tone sound and so on.
It can be triggered by electric trigger pad, trigger signal and short sound signal.
Very friendly with EURORACK Modular synthesizers.
This unit is working perfectly.
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There's a Coron Rockaku-kun featured in this video.
"BIAS ROCKAKU-KUN EXD II Electronic 5 Voice Module Brain.
This unit is very very RARE.
Great Analog Drum Synthesizer Brain. Very Fat Tone.
This unit can make Kick, Snare, Tom, Hi-Hat, even long fat bass tone sound and so on.
It can be triggered by electric trigger pad, trigger signal and short sound signal.
Very friendly with EURORACK Modular synthesizers.
This unit is working perfectly.
Pearl “Fightman” FM-8 Electronic Drum Synth SN 170031
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"PEARL FM-8 FIGHTMAN Electronic Drum controller/ synthesizer
Note this does not have any sequencing capabilities.
It is a drum synth aka drum brain.
"This is a fully working very rare Pearl FM-8 Fightman Analog Drum Synthesizer. I believe it was made before the Syncussion. A great piece of 80’s tech!
The closest machine that resembles it in my opinion is a Roland TR-606, except the Fightman has some very real sounding Toms.
The Hi Hat, Crash, are said to be very Metallic and the Ride is almost like a Synth Tone.
This Drum Synth is very hard to come by. This unit does not have Midi.
The only test I was able to perform was plugging it in and powering it up. The tempo light blinks and changes tempo when you adjust the tempo knob.
Unit measure 13-1/2” x 8” x 3” "
via this auction
"PEARL FM-8 FIGHTMAN Electronic Drum controller/ synthesizer Note this does not have any sequencing capabilities.
It is a drum synth aka drum brain.
"This is a fully working very rare Pearl FM-8 Fightman Analog Drum Synthesizer. I believe it was made before the Syncussion. A great piece of 80’s tech!
The closest machine that resembles it in my opinion is a Roland TR-606, except the Fightman has some very real sounding Toms.
The Hi Hat, Crash, are said to be very Metallic and the Ride is almost like a Synth Tone.
This Drum Synth is very hard to come by. This unit does not have Midi.
The only test I was able to perform was plugging it in and powering it up. The tempo light blinks and changes tempo when you adjust the tempo knob.
Unit measure 13-1/2” x 8” x 3” "
Suzuki Q-Chord QC1 w/ Gig Bag & Manuals
New Classic Looks: Korg Monologue - analogue synthesizer
video upload by Reactory
"New classic-style custom looks i made for my Korg Monologue analog synthesizer.
In line with the looks of some 70's/80's vintage synthesizers (Mini/Memory Moog and Sequential Prophet 5) my Monologue have new wooden side and interface looks, classic style, including white markers on the interface knobs.
All sounds of the music (kingdom melody 97) in this video is from the Korg Monologue. Chords/pad sounds are done by overdubbing on multiple tracks. No EQ's used, just reverb/chorus/Delay on some tracks."
Meeting of Modular online #10
video upload by Tokyo Festival of Modular
2月12日(土) 20: 00~
『Meeting of Modular online #10 』
guest : Daliepy
HATAKEN SARAAM Rintaro Z_Hyper [check my interview with Hataken back in 2007]
Modular live tips : Daliepy
Z_Hyper式モジュラー講座
Modular Report by Clockface Modular
Elektron Octatrack Test 1 with System 8, SH-101, and Oberheim Matrix 1000
video upload by MIDERA
"Mood setting - Well, this week I got back anonymous feedback from some students that was just really negative for a course I was teaching. Made me feel pretty terrible. I've always been like a top performer, so when two students didn't like me - it really ruined my week.
Anyway, I guess that sort of just set my mood for everything else. I wrote this track as an introduction to better understand the Octatrack, which I had bought a week or two ago. I think it fails in some ways as a drum machine. The Machinedrum allows you to edit all parts for cool glitchy sounds - I don't think the Octatrack does that in the same way (although it has 'scenes' which is cool).
As a MIDI sequencer, it's surprisingly very good. I'm having trouble figuring out how to get to the 'advanced' settings for changing the speed of each part's pattern length and tempo - but I'll find it again.
A simple test I guess, just needed to know how to do some things. I imported a bunch of drum sounds, hooked it up to my Matrix 1000, System 8, and SH-101 and went to town making this monotonous mess.
One extra gripe I have, and this relates to the Roland System 8. WTF was Roland thinking, not even giving it a MIDI THRU? Such a stupid thing."
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