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E-MU Systems Vintage Keys Rackmount 32-Voice Sampler Module Synthesizer SN 019301308

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"All buttons, MIDI and outputs work as expected. Manual included/"

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Roland System-100 Model 101 SN 572083

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"This is the rare and extremely rare Roland SYSTEM-100M, Model 101!"

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KORG MS-20 FS BLUE Analog Monophonic Synthesizer

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Arturia MatrixBrute SN 5201400656033475

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Roland T8 AIRA Compact Demo - All Factory Patterns (no talking)

video upload by Nicolas Melis

"Roland T8 AIRA Compact Beat Machine -Demo- All Factory Patterns (no talking)"

An Elektron Syntakt Set (and Mini Review!)

video upload by Red Means Recording

"The Syntakt is Elektron's most recent offering that features a bunch of analog and digital engines from other devices in a nice fun package. Here's a set I wrote on it after having it for a few days.

00:00 mini-review and track 1
02:22 track 2
05:14 track 3
08:06 track 4
10:41 track 5
13:35 track 6
15:38 track 7
17:59 track 8
20:03 track 9
21:36 track 10"

Korg Volca FM2 - Friday Fun Synth Jam with Delta CEP A and friends

video upload by sonicstate

"We got sent the new @Korg Volca FM2 , the original which we reviewed previously, but now has 6 voices instead of a mere 3, velocity response over MIDI (Yay!), 64 on board presets and Chorus and Reverb Effects as well as some other improvements -and the Radikal Technologies Delta CEP A - a beast of a digital synth, plus the good ol' Zoom MS70-CDR

Nick takes a look at the FM2, adds reverb and noodles away - enjoy!"

Original Volca FM review posted here

Delta CEP Review posted here

07 28 22 Serge Paperface '78 - Étude 01

video upload by batchas

"This is a patch with the Serge Paperface ’78. The Sequential Switch (CGS boards) in the Scrotum Lab panel is also in use. As well as a Penrose Quantizer.
1 main sequence from TKB + 1 sequence from Sequential Switch for transposition mixed together and sent to a Quantizer. The ouput of the Quantizer is sent to the Dual Analog Shift Register.
Dual Analog Shift Register outputs go to 4 oscillators. 4 x NTO and 2 x PCO.
The oscillators are sent to filters. Filters are modulated.
The outputs of the 2 Serge mixers are mixed and recorded on one stereo track.
External reverb and delay are added to the stereo track."

Batchas - Calm the mind

"This is a patch with the Serge Paperface ’78. The Sequential Switch (CGS boards) in the Scrotum Lab panel is also in use. As well as a Penrose Quantizer.

1 main sequence from TKB + 1 sequence from Sequential Switch for transposition mixed together and sent to a Quantizer. The ouput of the Quantizer is sent to the Dual Analog Shift Register.
Dual Analog Shift Register outputs go to 4 oscillators. 4 x NTO and 2 x PCO.
The oscillators are sent to filters. Filters are modulated.
The outputs of the 2 Serge mixers are mixed and recorded on one stereo track.
External reverb and delay are added to the stereo track."

Generative music algorithm plays Roland MC-707

video upload by Richard Horsman

"This new algorithm generates midi note, volume and controller data on 8 channels, one for each Roland MC-707 track. Note events occur when circles traverse the 3 horizontal lines. Volume changes occur when circles are destroyed in the black hole. Controller data and additional note events are generated by tracking the last notes played on some of the channels. Every aspect of the algorithm is probabilistic.

Designed and coded by Tony Horsman (my Dad)"

And one from Sep 12, 2021:

MidiPathFollower - An experiment in generative music creation (MC-101 and Eurorack)

"The artwork that I'm currently working on takes your eyes on a journey. My Dad suggested that the journey be travelled by a 'playhead' that makes sound/music when it hits 'notes'. This is the outcome. As always, it's a work in progress. Playheads work their way around a path/map, making decisions in real time as to which way to turn. When all notes have been reached a new map is drawn. The code that I wrote in Processing is running on a Raspberry Pi 4 with a 720x720 Hyperpixel Square LCD attached. It's generating the visuals and the MIDI data that's being sent to my Roland MC-101 for the guitar sounds then on to some effects in my modular rack."