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Sequential Circuits Model 700 Programmer SN 0134

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Yamaha CS-50 SN 1916

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Chapters:
00:00 Filtermodes with Saw wave on Input
01:50 VCA on Input stage
02:45 CV (from LFO) on Cutoff Frequency
03:45 CV on Resonance
04:18 "Ringing" mode with Square LFO on Input
05:02 Quantized 1V/Oct on Freq CV + Melodic Jam
09:30 Stepped CV on Freq CV
11:10 Stepped CV on Input + Audio rate FM

The CubuSynth VCFA is a multimode VCF with LP,HP and BP modes with integrated VCA, CV control over Frequency, Resonance and Volume.

The CV input for the Frequency features 1V/Oct scaling over about 2~3 octaves. So you can even create plucky melodies
with the resonance in "ringing" mode.

The Gain control can reach a nice, soft saturation.

Key features

- 3 simultaneous outputs for Low Pass, Band Pass and High Pass
- Integrated VCA on input stage
- Input saturation on upper Gain levels
- CV control over Volume, Frequency and Resonance
- Frequency CV scalable for 1V/oct signals (stable up to 2-3 octaves)
- 'ringing' appears on upper Resonance levels

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The Sound of S.O.S. Band - Just Be Good To Me with Minimoog, TR-808, OB-X

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One of my favorite songs from the early 80s with a wonderful groovy Moog bassline. "Just Be Good to Me" performed by the S.O.S. Band, written and produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis for the studio album On the Rise (1983)

bass sounds: Minimoog Analog Synthesizer (1975)
analog drums: TR-808 Rhythm Composer(1982)
all other sounds: Oberheim OB-X Analog Synthesizer (1979)
recording: multi-track, played by hand

RetroSound synthesizer demo videos since january 2007.
Everything is free. If you like my work, you can also support me with the purchase of my merchandise (shirts, bags, mugs, stickers) Thank you!
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Friday Jam - Minifreak and Suzuki Waruku

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"We've not done one of these for a while I know, but since the Suzuki Waruku Digital Koto arrived from ebay, and we had the MINIFreak for review, we took the opportunity to make the unlikely paring.

Waruku going through the trusty Zoom MS-70 CDR and the MINIFreak is just internal FX.

As ever, we hope it inspires you to fire up a couple of synths and just have a jam.

Have a great weekend.

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Bad Gear - Korg Minilogue

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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 Minilogue. Is this analog polyphonic synthesizer a dream come true for beginners and professionals alike? Is it as good as the new black and red Minilogue Bass? Does it actually sound good?"

Chapters:
00:00 Intro tune
01:18 Overview Korg Minilogue
01:57 Oscillator Section (Shape, Noise, Sync, Ring- & Cross Mod)
02:29 Filter (2- & 4-pole, Resonance)
02:48 Envelopes, LFO
03:13 Delay
03:22 Hi Pass Filter
03:30 Polyphony Modes (Unison, Mono+Sub, Midi Delay, Chords, Arpeggiator)
04:13 Sequencer, Motion Recording
04:28 Firmware Upgrades (Microtuning)
04:34 Sounds/Patches
05:06 Rear Panel
05:13 WTF?!? (Korg Minilogue Bass)
05:35 Thanks!!!
05:41 Hate
06:02 Jam 1 (Bass & Sequencer)
06:58 Jam 2 (Multi Screen)
08:02 Finale (Synth Soundtrack)
08:33 Verdict

n/zyme Walkthrough Part 1 (of 5): WAVETABLE

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"n/zyme is a Model Expansion available for Fantom flagship synth only.
Here's my first tutorial on this amazing synth engine that turns Fantom in one of the most creative and powerful sound design tool ever!
In this first tutorial I'm focusing on the Wavetable oscillator section and its shaping tools."

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Making Melodies With IOLabs Flux - Is That Possible?

video upload by Friendly Noise

"Flux is an incredible rhythm generating machine, but how good it is at making melodies? I have tried to answer this question in two videos. In this first part I explain how to program melodies with Flux. Flux it not your traditional one note per step sequencer, but melodies are definitively programmable and, as we will see in the second video, even more than just 'programmable'."

Super 6 - Envelope Looping

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"Hazel Mills has made yet another fantastic feature video, this time showing you her top tips on how you can best use Envelope 1's 'Loop' function.

This can be such a creative tool within your patch programming; giving your sounds a rhythmic, percussive pulse, or poly-rhythmic layers looping within your held chord. Enjoy!"