Tuesday, June 21, 2022
TEST SERIES Reverselandfill CreepCluster Veratrum Noise V8 Monotropa Eurorack Reverse Landfill
video upload by Outsider Sound Design
"TEST SERIES Reverselandfill CreepCluster Veratrum Noise V8 Monotropa Eurorack
Reverselandfill CreepCluster
Reverselandfill & FRUKU Veratrum
Reverselandfill Noise V8
Reverselandfill Monotropa
Thanks to Reverselandfill for making this video possible https://www.reverselandfill.org/
Please consider supporting this channel by purchasing a sample pack or music download from www.outsidersounddesign.com"
ANSR Live Jam on COBALT5S
video upload by Modal Electronics
"ANSR is an active Live Set artist in the underground scene of Seoul/South Korea. In addition to performing in clubs, he continues to work on social media and YouTube channels to inspire people interested in music gear and Live Sets Jams. He likes the classic and contemporary sound variety of COBALT5S and its portability that allows him to take this synth everywhere he goes. The MODALapp lets users new to synthesis create sounds within just minutes."
STG Soundlabs 60HP Eurorack Synthesizer
via this auction
Demo video in the listing previously posted here.
"This system was originally built for trade shows, but got changed a bit for internal testing and such. It's got a Wave Slicer and a Post-Lawsuit Lowpass filter for its character modules, in addition to an oscillator, envelope generator, two VCAs, a mixer, an attenuator/buffered multiple module, and 2 passive multiples.
It is built into a rebadged 60HP Moog boat and is totally compatible with their frame systems etc.
Because it was used at a trade show it has to be sold as B-stock. It has been great to have around for testing and calibration but I need to raise money for what I'm working on. This is a way to save hundreds of dollars on an STG Soundlabs 60HP eurorack system.
A power supply is included but not pictured."
Roland MT 300S Boom Box MIDI Music Player SN ZM02531
Korg SQ-10 Analog Sequencer
STYLOPHONE S2
Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this auction
"The synth is in great physical condition and function properly. All inputs and outputs work.
Has headphone, Lin-Out, EXT, TRIG and CV Inputs.
It is self tuning and can be played by had or with the included metal stylus.
However the battery compartment is empty and such can only be played of wall power."
You can find demos featuring the Stylophone S2 in previous posts here.
via this auction
"The synth is in great physical condition and function properly. All inputs and outputs work.
Has headphone, Lin-Out, EXT, TRIG and CV Inputs.
It is self tuning and can be played by had or with the included metal stylus.
However the battery compartment is empty and such can only be played of wall power."
You can find demos featuring the Stylophone S2 in previous posts here.
Korg X-911 guitar synthesizer with CV inputs SN 272465
Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this auction
"This is a 1980's attempt at something we do much better today with a pedal, but it's cool for it's quirky interface and it has the heart of a MS-20 filter and voicing in it. Plus it is now controllable with the Arturia Keystep 37!
It takes an audio input and processes it to generate a pitch voltage and envelope... using it to trigger two separate voicing sections which share the same oscillator. One is called Instrument and the other Synthe... you basically add the presets up on each side and blend them with the Balance slider. Each one has an adjustable filter setting or attack/release with the mini knob. You even get portamento which you can footswitch along with a hold function and interval jump.
It is only OK as a guitar synthesizer (it does work, I used a compressor in front) but it ROCKS as a mono keyboard filter unit or for running drum machines through... vocals can work but are iffy... don't expect vocoding. I used a Fender Rhodes which worked well, so a Rhodes patch should too. Note it also puts out this voltage and trigger, but it's Korg standard. It is monophonic, so the 'voices' are really just filtering the same oscillator in different ways. It is only good for tracking along about two or three octaves at most through the audio input, but tracks well if CV in is used over several octaves.
It does have CV and trigger in and out but they're a weird Korg Hz/V standard, not normal 5V linear. So this will work with a Kork MS20 as an expander, or Korg Sigma/Delta/Lambda or even the PS3xxx series if you have a super studio! But not anything else.
UNLESS...
If you have an Arturia Keystep 37 (not sure about any other Keystep controllers but I ran mine with a 37) you can use it as a controller and arpeggiate or sequence in addition to just playing from it, or even control the filter or LFO with a couple of cables! This is a blast and the killer app for this little gem. If you have the Keystep now this is a great add... if not and you get this at least try one with it."
via this auction
"This is a 1980's attempt at something we do much better today with a pedal, but it's cool for it's quirky interface and it has the heart of a MS-20 filter and voicing in it. Plus it is now controllable with the Arturia Keystep 37!
It takes an audio input and processes it to generate a pitch voltage and envelope... using it to trigger two separate voicing sections which share the same oscillator. One is called Instrument and the other Synthe... you basically add the presets up on each side and blend them with the Balance slider. Each one has an adjustable filter setting or attack/release with the mini knob. You even get portamento which you can footswitch along with a hold function and interval jump.
It is only OK as a guitar synthesizer (it does work, I used a compressor in front) but it ROCKS as a mono keyboard filter unit or for running drum machines through... vocals can work but are iffy... don't expect vocoding. I used a Fender Rhodes which worked well, so a Rhodes patch should too. Note it also puts out this voltage and trigger, but it's Korg standard. It is monophonic, so the 'voices' are really just filtering the same oscillator in different ways. It is only good for tracking along about two or three octaves at most through the audio input, but tracks well if CV in is used over several octaves.
It does have CV and trigger in and out but they're a weird Korg Hz/V standard, not normal 5V linear. So this will work with a Kork MS20 as an expander, or Korg Sigma/Delta/Lambda or even the PS3xxx series if you have a super studio! But not anything else.
UNLESS...
If you have an Arturia Keystep 37 (not sure about any other Keystep controllers but I ran mine with a 37) you can use it as a controller and arpeggiate or sequence in addition to just playing from it, or even control the filter or LFO with a couple of cables! This is a blast and the killer app for this little gem. If you have the Keystep now this is a great add... if not and you get this at least try one with it."
The Digi Trinity Unleashed
video upload by Elektron
"The Digi Trinity are super capable boxes of sonic delight on their own, but put them together and there’s no end to your audio possibilities. Mix and match Digitakt’s powerful sampling manipulation, Digitone’s uniquely accessible take on FM synthesis, and Syntakt’s fusion of analog and digital synthesis. And get ready for creativity-unlocking, feature-full playgrounds in intuitive form. Explore the instruments via the links below:
Digitakt: bit.ly/3n2Bkb5
Digitone: bit.ly/3y6D3lV
Syntakt: bit.ly/3Ov5LSZ"
Roland TR-808 Eproms inside a Sequential Circuit DRUMTRAKS.
video upload by Program 17
"This is roland TR808 eproms chips that I programmed for a drumtraks using an oberhiem prommer. SOme of the generation loss only happens when you pitch the toms very low beacue its low bits."
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