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Roland 100M
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SNs:
112 981309
121 951138
130 991346
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121 951138
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Studio Electronics Omega Code 8
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"Very clean Studio Electronics OMEGA 8, one of the best polys IMO
* Code edition
* Eight Voice
* Two filters (Moog and SEM)
* Discrete Op-Amp Upgrade"
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"Very clean Studio Electronics OMEGA 8, one of the best polys IMO
* Code edition
* Eight Voice
* Two filters (Moog and SEM)
* Discrete Op-Amp Upgrade"
REDSOUND DARKSTAR w/ Original Box & Manual
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Pic of the Factory Program/Voice Listing Issue: 1.10 factory programs list below.
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Roland Jupiter 6 61-Key Synthesizer
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DROID - Universal CV Processor
video uploads by Der Mann mit der Maschine
"This video introduces my new Eurorack synthesizer module "DROID". The DROID is a universal CV processor, that can do anything in your modular synth... except audio! The DROID has 8 CV inputs and 8 CV outputs and you can use them to implement lots of different utility functions, even at the same time. You can implement sequencers, quantizers, clock dividers and multipliers, trigger delays, precision adders, ADSR like envelope generators, random generators, turing machines, slew limiters, CV mixers, CV matrix mixers and many many more things."
The eurorack module that can do everything with CV – Introduction to Droid
video upload by Monotrail Tech Talk
"Droid – the Universal CV Processor – can basically do everything when it comes to control voltages. It can create modulation signals like complex LFOs and envelopes. Perform creative utilitarian functions like mixing, logic, quantizing, and so on. And it can do complex pattern and melodic sequencing. This gives you the power to create your own complex modules, or even entire custom control surfaces for performances.
I have been using it for a couple of months now, and in this video I explain how it works, and how it can be used. At least, I made a start, because the possibilities are basically endless!"
Timetable:
00:00 – Intro & sounds
00:54 – Introducing Droid
05:48 – Creative modules
07:25 – – Octa LFO
11:43 – – Multi envelope
14:37 – – Quad trigger
18:21 – Custom control surfaces
19:08 – – Techno
23:58 – – Melodic
30:13 – Droid Forge
"This video introduces my new Eurorack synthesizer module "DROID". The DROID is a universal CV processor, that can do anything in your modular synth... except audio! The DROID has 8 CV inputs and 8 CV outputs and you can use them to implement lots of different utility functions, even at the same time. You can implement sequencers, quantizers, clock dividers and multipliers, trigger delays, precision adders, ADSR like envelope generators, random generators, turing machines, slew limiters, CV mixers, CV matrix mixers and many many more things."
The eurorack module that can do everything with CV – Introduction to Droid
video upload by Monotrail Tech Talk
"Droid – the Universal CV Processor – can basically do everything when it comes to control voltages. It can create modulation signals like complex LFOs and envelopes. Perform creative utilitarian functions like mixing, logic, quantizing, and so on. And it can do complex pattern and melodic sequencing. This gives you the power to create your own complex modules, or even entire custom control surfaces for performances.
I have been using it for a couple of months now, and in this video I explain how it works, and how it can be used. At least, I made a start, because the possibilities are basically endless!"
Timetable:
00:00 – Intro & sounds
00:54 – Introducing Droid
05:48 – Creative modules
07:25 – – Octa LFO
11:43 – – Multi envelope
14:37 – – Quad trigger
18:21 – Custom control surfaces
19:08 – – Techno
23:58 – – Melodic
30:13 – Droid Forge
Rare Music App on an Old Pocked Computer
video upload by Alexander Zolotov
"Demonstration of the PsyTexx music tracker on the old and slow Palm Tungsten T PDA (16mb RAM; 144 MHz CPU).
Music: NightRadio - Polar Radio (2005)
Download: https://nightradio.bandcamp.com/album...
Full discography: https://nightradio.bandcamp.com
PsyTexx is the first Amiga MOD-based player and tracker for PalmOS. It includes a 12-channel sampler and pattern editor with support for non-standard audio effects (echo,filter,distortion,etc.).
This is one of my first music apps before I started creating SunVox.
https://warmplace.ru/soft/palm/psytexx1/
The 'Warm Place' album was written from scratch using PsyTexx on this device in 2005."
u-he Introduces MFM2.5 - More Feedback Machine Update
Playlist:
1. MFM2.5 Tutorial (Pt.1): Overview / Routing / Feedback
00:00 - Intro / Overview 00:52 - Presets tab 01:05 - Setting up a new patch 01:42 - Delay lines 02:55 - Master feedback knob 03:24 - Feedback configuration 05:50 - User matrix / custom routing2. MFM2.5 Tutorial (Pt.2): Filter / LFO / Effects
00:00 - Filter section 00:48 - LFO Modulation 02:03 - Effects 03:17 - Compressors 04:10 - Clipper3. MFM2.5 Tutorial (Pt.3): Resonators / Musical Pitch / MSEG
00:00 - Resonators 01:38 - Musical pitch 02:31 - LFO pitch modulation 03:58 - MSEG feedback modulation 04:31 - User matrix4. MFM2.5 Tutorial (Pt.4): "Fun with LFOs"
00:00 - Introduction to LFOs 00:28 - Setting up new patch5. MFM2.5 Tutorial (Pt.5): "Transient Balance & Diffusor FX"
01:28 - LFO modulating cutoff
02:38 - LFO modulating panorama
03:28 - LFO restart
04:34 - FX: Diffusor
05:37 - Tweaks
00:00 - Introduction6. MFM2.5 Tutorial (Pt.6): "Granular FX"
00:24 - Setting up the patch
01:34 - Transient balance
02:41 - Adding delay 3+4
03:16 - Diffusor FX
03:45 - LFO modulating diffusor size
04:56 - LFO modulating master feedback
05:30 - LFO restart
Concluding our tutorial series, here's our new Granular effect! We'll add in some LFO modulation to create a u-he,synthesizer,synths,VST,AU,plugin,synth,delay,granular,diffusion,clapspacey Granular Delay.u-he More Feedback Machine 2.5 Patch Flip - Sonic LAB
MFM2.5 is available here: https://u-he.com/products/mfm2/
00:00 - Introduction
00:15 - Setting up the patch
01:13 - Granular FX
02:34 - LFO modulating granular transposition
04:01 - Bandpass filtering the feedback
video upload by sonicstate
MFM2: More Feedback Machine
MFM2 is our over-the-top digital delay plug-in. You can create anything from subtle textured echos to huge spacey reverbs, from wild tonal steps on a pad to rhythmic deconstruction of a drum track. As a regular delay MFM2 already offers as much control and inspiration as possible, while the advanced features in version 2.5 open up wider horizons. More feedback, more control, more inspiration!
New in version 2.5:
input section with gain, filter and transient balance
4 delay lines with independent absolute time or tempo-synced modes
Each delay line has its own multimode filter: 2x lowpass, bandpass, 2x highpass, bandreject or allpass
6 default delay configurations or user matrix (freely route signals between all 4 delay lines)
4 syncable LFOs with 8 waveform options or user definable shapes
2 syncable and loopable multi-stage envelope generator (MSEG) modulation sources
4-slot modulation matrix with depth modulation from a second source
2 channel-pair effects: soft clipper, bit crusher, phaser, frequency shifter, filter...
New in version 2.5: granular (pitch shift, reverse delays) and diffusor (reverb)
2 channel-pair compressor/limiters, with peak or maximize modes
New in version 2.5: output shield (soft clipper) with strength and threshold options
Scalable UI from 70% to 200%
400+ factory presets
https://u-he.com/products/mfm2/
Future Sound Systems: FIL3 and FIL4 dirty filters compared
video upload by John Schussler
"Future Sound Systems isn't known for making polite modules. Their original claim to fame was a Eurorack version of the Gristelizer, and surely the name alone is enough to tell you what it sounded like.
These two modules are both filters (though not part of the Gristleizer line). The FIL3 Spectral Devastator is two filters in series (unless you decide otherwise), whereas the FIL4 Timbral Sculptor is a single filter with a couple wave folders and a rectifier in the signal chain (again, unless you decide otherwise).
I suppose you can maybe make things sound 'nice' with these, but mostly I'm trying to decide which one creates a more visceral rip, tear, and shred for the hp it takes up.
Input audio was a basic sine wave from a Dixie II+. Sequenced by Stochastic IG. Envelope by Zadar.
00:00 Intro
00:20 FIL3 HP
01:56 FIL3 LP
03:19 FIL3 Both
05:26 FIL3 Sequence
11:56 FIL4
14:58 FIL4 Sequence"
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