MATRIXSYNTH

Moog Moogerfooger MF-101 Low Pass Filter

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Korg ELECTRIBE M EM-1

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Yamaha FS1R FM Synthesizer Rack SN PLO1018 w/ Original Box

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Elektron Machinedrum SPS-1UW+ MKII w/ Original Box

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Moog Matriarch Throw Pillow

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"Matriarch Semi-Modular Analog Synthesizer and Step Sequencer style Throw Pillow."

Roland JX-8P 61-Key Polyphonic Synthesizer with PG-800 Programmer

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Rex The Dog - Twisted TR-707 Drum Machine

video upload by Rex The Dog

"Here's my TR-707 with pitch modifications demonstrated.

The first beats is made from samples of the pitch modded TR-707.

My samples are available to my Patreon supporters.

Support Rex The Dog on Patreon: https://rex.lnk.to/patreonYo"

KAWAI SX-210 - Analog Synth Demo | Chord Memory & Envelope Looping

video upload by synth4ever

"Kawai SX-210 analog synthesizer demo and jam, featuring Kawai SX-210 chord memory and envelope looping features. This analog synth music track showcases the Kawai SX-210's chord memory voice stacking and envelope looping to create rhythmic patterns, while the Kawai SX-210 ensemble FX gives lovely stereo width and flanger effects.

The Kawai SX-210 is a single DCO analog polysynth from the early 1980s with SSM filters and a number of other interesting features. Be sure to check out my review of this synth here: [posted here]

Hope you enjoy this synth jam and demo of a Kawai SX-210 single patch in chord memory mode."

A polyphonic in 1974? THE ANSWER

video upload by AutomaticGainsay

"Have you spent a week wracking your brain and biting your nails in regard to the previous video that proposed the preposterous idea that there was an instrument capable of polyphonic synthesizer sounds the year before the modern polyphonic synthesizer became a thing? Well, in this video, THE ANSWER IS REVEALED."

Update: also check out the Conn Electric Band from 1974.