Moog - The Source 80's Monophonic Analogue Synthesiser SN 3022X

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"The Source, not only does it look cool, it also sounds great! The Source was release by Moog in 1981. It is a mono synth and was the first Moog to ever feature patch memory. It has 16 places to save your own sounds, as well as a simple sequencer and arpeggiator, and two fat analog oscillators and the legendary 24 dB Moog filter. The Source seems pretty underrated to us, everyone who has heard in the workshop is pleasantly surprised by its sound. The source is a more budget friendly way to get those early analogue Moog sounds, compared to the Model D and other highly sort after vintage pieces. "

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Studiologic Sledge 2.5. 2 polyphonic Virtual Analog Synthesizer 2017 Black

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"Here is one review by a Sledge owner/user

Very versatile synth with 3 filter modes, good modulation and wave tables, which is not common on hardware synths. The analogue sounds are great, sounds very close to the Oberheim for its pads, and can sound very Minimoog like also. It is an FM synth and can add harmonics via a FM amount knob but it isn't a true FM like a DX7. How it would work is by assigning the ramp LFO to one oscillator and have the second or 3rd oscillator carriers be modulated by osc1 (or osc2 in the case of osc3) so you can make some basic style patches like bells. I like using it to add harmonics to tones. Making patches is fun and straightforward with a knob per function."

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Folktek Resonant Garden 2017 Copper/Bamboo Edition w/original box, jumper cables, manual, & PSU

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You can find demos in previous posts here.

"Folktek Resonant Garden.
2017 Copper/Bamboo Edition.
Includes original box, manual, 4 jumper cables, & PSU.

Never left my studio- Mint condition.

I've made an extensive sound library over the years, so I no longer need it.
Selling it to fund the purchase of something even weirder."

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Midibox Sammich SID

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"Functions perfectly. Some tiny blemishes.

Just a warning, this is equipped with vintage chips which may eventually partially or completely fail. Modern replacements are available.

Includes power supply and 1/4" stereo to 2x 1/4" mono adapter so it can be plugged into a stereo mixer.

Midibox Sammich SID C64 Commodore 64 Synthesizer 8580 R5 chips."

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Bad Gear - Korg Volca Drum

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Welcome to Bad Gear, the show about the world's most hated audio tools. Today we are going to talk about the Korg Volca Drum. Is the third drum sound specialist of the Volca series (after the Beats and Kick) a worthy successor to the legendary Korg Electribe ER-1 drum machine? Can it step out of the Shadow of the Electribe and when will Korg release the long overdue Drumlogue?

Chapters:
00:00 Intro tune
00:54 Overview Korg Volca Drum
01:28 The OG Korg Electribe ER-1 drum machine
01:40 Synth engine (Oscillator)
01:52 Pitch modulation
02:04 Envelopes
02:35 Bit reduction, wave folding, overdrive
02:53 Layers (concept, kick & snare example)
03:23 Waveguide, physical modelling (effects section)
03:48 Hidden Menu (panning, pitch quantization, accent track, slice)
04:21 Improvements (pattern chaining, swing, saving kits and patterns)
04:38 Randomizer
04:46 Motion recording, parameter locks (Elektron-style)
05:12 Active Step (polyrhythms), Step Jump (fills)
05:33 Limitations, pricing
06:11 Hate
06:40 Jam 1
07:37 Jam 2
08:32 Finale
08:59 Verdict"

Random Source Serge NTO New Timbral Oscillator and Wave Multipliers

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"Small test with these two modules. NTO saw waveshape is going into the lovely wavefolding circuits from the Wave Multiplier. Some modulation from a Verbos Multi Envelope and Verbos Random Sampling.
Signal goes through 4MS Dual delay and Noise Engineering Desmodus Versio reverb."

Demo for MIDI pattern changes with two LIVENs

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"The LIVEN XFM is sending MIDI program change message to change patterns of the LIVEN 8bit warps.

When the 8bit warps receives the MIDI message, the pattern switches after the current pattern ends."

Moog Mavis Synthesizer - Sonic LAB Review

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"A new instrument from Moog is always a bit of an event and the most Youtubers hit the deadline - but not us :-) Mavis is a single oscillator subtractive Moog voice with a the classic 24dB ladder filter and a semi modular layout. (patchbay on the left).

They said it is a DIY kit, but its more of a self-assembly - in that its a piece of cake to put together. its also possible to mount it in Eurorack but you'll need to find a 10 pin header cables. (not supplied)

The addition of a wave folder takes this into somewhat new territory for Moog and provides some more East Coast style complex waveforms. You also get to use the LFO as a 2nd VCO if you wish, though it doesn't track over the same range as the VCO its still handy.

Patch bay adds plenty of stuff to tinker with as well as a S&H circuit, two channel mixer, attenuator and mult. Priced at 329UK"

Roland SYSTEM-500 Demo & Review

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DEMO by Katsunori UJIIE.

ROLAND D-550/D-50 VOICE CRYSTAL 4 CARD Sounds (JONATHAN CAIN) JOURNEY/ BAD ENGLISH

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"ROLAND D-550/D-50 Sound Demo VOICE CRYSTAL 4 CARD (JONATHAN CAIN) JOURNEY/ BAD ENGLISH

ROLAND D-550 is the rack version of the classic Roland D-50.
This came out in 1987 and can be listened in many 80s artist recordings.
An absolutely gem."