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Novation Circuit Tracks

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Korg Volca Kick w/ Original Box

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Moog Mother 32 2 Tier Rack w/ Make Noise Modules

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Mother 32 - 600
2 Tier Rack - 50
Strom + - 150
Make Noise Teleharmonic - 350
Make Noise Optomix - 215
Make Noise René V1 - 335

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Teisco Synthesizer 110f

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Korg 770

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Synthstrom Deluge - Monolith

video upload by Red Means Recording

"Cleaning out my closet of old private videos. This is an ancient performance I did on the Deluge."

video upload by Polyend

"Polyend Play's Highlighted Features Videos - Chance and Action will allow you to spice up your patterns in a quick and efficient manner. Chance can add a little bit of variety to your sequence to keep your listeners engaged or create evolving generative soundscapes.

These videos are an addendum to Play's online manual - polyend.com/manuals/play. Polyend Play was made to allow you to discover new ways of making music, and to inspire you by having a good time!

Chance – determines if/when the selected action is executed. If the action is eg. “Random Note” controls the tuning condition for triggered notes. The algorithmic Chance/Action couple operates on both internal sample-based and MIDI sequencing and is never destructive to the existing steps.

Action – special action/effect to be executed after the step is played."

COCO System Part Two: VALLEY

video upload by After Later Audio

"This is an overview of the COCO System with the Valley (Upper-Harmonics Generator) control module used as its center-piece.

With the COCO series the aim is to bring all the goodness of a complex oscillator while aiming to minimize some of the downsides. The main thing that I appreciate about complex oscillators is that you can have a lot of fun without having to patch too much. By default, you can get some very deep sounds that go far beyond the standard bleep and bloop. On the downside, complex oscillators are big and have a fixed set of capabilities.

The COCO series allows you to choose your oscillator features and choose your control module and connect them all together into a complex oscillator. You can then break them down and each module also works as a standalone module as well. So when you need that extra oscillator for your performance case, you can break the system down and use it accordingly."

FORMANTIC VCF

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"Formantic is the latest module from Noise Lab Sweden; a formant filter designed to be versatile, easy to use, and to spark your creativity! This video shows some interesting examples of how you can use it."

You can find additional posts on the FORMANTIC VCF here.

Makenoise #XPO | Episode 02 | XPO vs DPO

video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"I see an occasional post about people wondering how the new XPO compares to the DPO. Well, the X means stereo, and the D means dual. The difference is having one oscillator (XPO) vs two (DPO). However, with a Maths or QPAS near, you can double your vocabulary and enter DPO territory. With Maths, you can make DPO stereo too. But with two XPO's all bets are off."