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Note tis is Electronisounds Audio's Rave-O-Lution featured in this video.
"It is fully expanded with the extra ins/outs and the drum and synth expansions! The current OS chip is 2.00a"
Monday, January 02, 2023
Quasimidi Rave-O-Lution - Very Rare Klaus Schulze Black Edition
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Note tis is Electronisounds Audio's Rave-O-Lution featured in this video.
"It is fully expanded with the extra ins/outs and the drum and synth expansions! The current OS chip is 2.00a"
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Note tis is Electronisounds Audio's Rave-O-Lution featured in this video.
"It is fully expanded with the extra ins/outs and the drum and synth expansions! The current OS chip is 2.00a"
Doepfer Regelwerk SN 230576
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"Very cool device, has a multitude of MIDI and CV/gate outputs so you can control a vast amount of gear. 24 faders, 72 buttons, 8 CV outs, 8 gate outs (CV & gate only work in sequencer mode). As a MIDI sequencer you can have 8 simultaneous sequences going, each with its own CV/gate output.
Works perfectly, I just replaced the battery last year. FW 1.71 installed. I am the second owner but this has been used in non-smoking home studios only. Comes with generic 9V (center pos) power adapter. Guaranteed not DOA but due to its age and lack of current support it's sold as-is.
From the Doepfer website:
"REGELWERK is a professional tool that is able to generate any MIDI data by means of 24 high quality ALPS faders with 48 related buttons and LEDs (2 buttons and 2 LEDs for each fader).
The fader box features include standard functions like assignment of any MIDI data type to the faders and buttons (e.g. any controller, aftertouch, note on/off, velocity, program change, SysEx) as well as functions like Solo, Mute, Master, Total Recall, Overdup, HookOn. For example you may program the unit as a real-time editor for any other MIDI equipment (including software synthesizers) by assigning the required MIDI events to the faders and buttons.
But REGELWERK is much more than a so-called "MIDI fader box" though it as well carries out what you would expect from such a unit. In addition REGELWERK is suitable - so to speak as a free gift - to generate pattern-based musical structures like rhythmic trigger patterns, analog sequences and other rhythmic structures. The immediate access to important controlling parameters leads to completely new rhythmic and sequencing applications especially for improvisations and live events. It is possible to combine the features of the fader box and the sequencer at the same time (8 faders with fader box features and 16 faders for generating a sequence).
24 high quality faders (manufacturer: ALPS), 60 mm travel
72 buttons, 56 LEDs
2-line LC-display
rotary encoder for data input
19-inch rack-mount unit 5HU (suitable for rack mount or as desktop case)
dimensions: about 485 x 221 x 90 mm
weight: about 3 kg
2 separate MIDI Inputs, 2 separate MIDI Outputs, 5 pin SYNC socket (Roland compatible)
8 CV outputs (3.5 mm miniature jack sockets), function only in sequencer mode, range: 0...+5V, 1V/Octave
8 Gate outputs (3.5 mm miniature jack sockets), function only in sequencer mode
gate voltage: 0/+5V, normal logic (i.e. on = +5V, off = 0V)
Storage of all data via MIDI SysEx messages"
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"Very cool device, has a multitude of MIDI and CV/gate outputs so you can control a vast amount of gear. 24 faders, 72 buttons, 8 CV outs, 8 gate outs (CV & gate only work in sequencer mode). As a MIDI sequencer you can have 8 simultaneous sequences going, each with its own CV/gate output.Works perfectly, I just replaced the battery last year. FW 1.71 installed. I am the second owner but this has been used in non-smoking home studios only. Comes with generic 9V (center pos) power adapter. Guaranteed not DOA but due to its age and lack of current support it's sold as-is.
From the Doepfer website:
"REGELWERK is a professional tool that is able to generate any MIDI data by means of 24 high quality ALPS faders with 48 related buttons and LEDs (2 buttons and 2 LEDs for each fader).
The fader box features include standard functions like assignment of any MIDI data type to the faders and buttons (e.g. any controller, aftertouch, note on/off, velocity, program change, SysEx) as well as functions like Solo, Mute, Master, Total Recall, Overdup, HookOn. For example you may program the unit as a real-time editor for any other MIDI equipment (including software synthesizers) by assigning the required MIDI events to the faders and buttons.
But REGELWERK is much more than a so-called "MIDI fader box" though it as well carries out what you would expect from such a unit. In addition REGELWERK is suitable - so to speak as a free gift - to generate pattern-based musical structures like rhythmic trigger patterns, analog sequences and other rhythmic structures. The immediate access to important controlling parameters leads to completely new rhythmic and sequencing applications especially for improvisations and live events. It is possible to combine the features of the fader box and the sequencer at the same time (8 faders with fader box features and 16 faders for generating a sequence).
24 high quality faders (manufacturer: ALPS), 60 mm travel
72 buttons, 56 LEDs
2-line LC-display
rotary encoder for data input
19-inch rack-mount unit 5HU (suitable for rack mount or as desktop case)
dimensions: about 485 x 221 x 90 mm
weight: about 3 kg
2 separate MIDI Inputs, 2 separate MIDI Outputs, 5 pin SYNC socket (Roland compatible)
8 CV outputs (3.5 mm miniature jack sockets), function only in sequencer mode, range: 0...+5V, 1V/Octave
8 Gate outputs (3.5 mm miniature jack sockets), function only in sequencer mode
gate voltage: 0/+5V, normal logic (i.e. on = +5V, off = 0V)
Storage of all data via MIDI SysEx messages"
MAESTRO FSH-1 Filter Sample Hold RARE - DESIGNED BY SYNTH PIONEER TOM OBERHEIM
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Pics of the inside below.
"This is the real deal. It's in great condition. It has CR carved into the bottom (the previous owner was named Curly!) and he replaced the battery terminals to extend the original wires at some point. Studio use only in my possession."
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Pics of the inside below.
"This is the real deal. It's in great condition. It has CR carved into the bottom (the previous owner was named Curly!) and he replaced the battery terminals to extend the original wires at some point. Studio use only in my possession."
Vintage ARP Quartet 49-Key Analog Orchestral Synthesizer with retrigger mod
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Demo video in the listing posted back in 2010 here.
"ARP Quartet - beautiful sounding analog synth. The Quartet is exactly the same a the Siel Orchestra synth: ARP just licensed the design for the US market. It has "brass", "piano", "organ" and "strings" sections, and any two sounds can be combined together. The brass, organ and piano are cool and funky sounding, but this synth is ALL about the string section. Absolutely beautiful sounding chorused synth strings, in the same vein as a Solina string synth, but I actually think the Quartet strings are richer than the Solina. Everything works exactly as it should, all sliders and knobs work perfectly, all keys work as they should. There are two mods done: I replaced the flimsy and tricky-to-access "fine tune" knob with a trimmer pot. You can now set the fine tuning with a small flathead screwdriver using the trimpot. However, in the last several years, I've never needed to touch the tuning, once set it holds tune perfectly. The second and most important mod is a "re trigger off" switch to disable the voice re-triggering. Previous to this mod, if you were playing chords with a long release (which you'll want to do with the string section because it sounds awesome), and switched to another chord, you would hear the release cut off as you switched chords. With this mod, the release continues naturally after you change notes/chords, and you can get the beautiful long release on the string section that sounds fantastic. I don't know why they didn't design the synth like this, but now you have both options for re-trigger or re-trigger defeat. The ARP Quartet sound is all over the Portishead LP 'third'"
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Demo video in the listing posted back in 2010 here.
"ARP Quartet - beautiful sounding analog synth. The Quartet is exactly the same a the Siel Orchestra synth: ARP just licensed the design for the US market. It has "brass", "piano", "organ" and "strings" sections, and any two sounds can be combined together. The brass, organ and piano are cool and funky sounding, but this synth is ALL about the string section. Absolutely beautiful sounding chorused synth strings, in the same vein as a Solina string synth, but I actually think the Quartet strings are richer than the Solina. Everything works exactly as it should, all sliders and knobs work perfectly, all keys work as they should. There are two mods done: I replaced the flimsy and tricky-to-access "fine tune" knob with a trimmer pot. You can now set the fine tuning with a small flathead screwdriver using the trimpot. However, in the last several years, I've never needed to touch the tuning, once set it holds tune perfectly. The second and most important mod is a "re trigger off" switch to disable the voice re-triggering. Previous to this mod, if you were playing chords with a long release (which you'll want to do with the string section because it sounds awesome), and switched to another chord, you would hear the release cut off as you switched chords. With this mod, the release continues naturally after you change notes/chords, and you can get the beautiful long release on the string section that sounds fantastic. I don't know why they didn't design the synth like this, but now you have both options for re-trigger or re-trigger defeat. The ARP Quartet sound is all over the Portishead LP 'third'"
Access Virus Ti2 Darkstar Synthesizer
"Jungle Gardenia" - on Elka X-1000
video upload by organfairy
"One of the lesser known instrumentals by Mike Oldfield. It was the B-side of his 'Crime of Passion' single from 1984 but I don't think it was on any albums except as a bonus track on later releases.
Here I play it on my Elka X-1000 organ."
05- The Therevox ET-5: Effects and Tuning
video upload by AutomaticGainsay
"This is a demonstration of the sound and functionality of the effects found on the Therevox ET-5, along with a demonstration of the useful tuning function incorporated into the design.
The entrance and exit theme music of this demonstration was created entirely with the Therevox ET-5, including drums."
Therevox ET-5 Demos by AutomaticGainsay
Teenage Engineering OP-1 field demo (no talking)
video upload by Hunart©
"Hi Everyone!
Recently I've finally could play with the newer version of the old beloved OP-1. This is just a quick soundcheck, recorded track by track in to Ableton, I've used very little EQ (cosmetics) and a limiter on the whole material. It is awesome for its size, I hope I can afford one in the future, as there's much more inside that you can see in the specs.
Enjoy and feel free to ask any questions!
Hunart©"
"Kosmic Djazz for Sun Ra" (from coming album "Electronicazz Vol.2")
video upload by KurtzMindfields
"Presenting first title from new project for 2023 !
Electronicazz vol. 2, a cosmic jazz adventure ...
Kurtz Mindfields : Rhodes, VPiano, SynthR3 soloing, Retro One Soloing, Hansy Mister M Polysynths & Mellotron Electribe2 & friends Drummer's loops (Yann Van Eijk, Fabrice Laurent).
Stephen Ingrand (NrSynth) : big Ancestor Moog sequence programming.
Cover album conception by Mary (Le Crayon de Lune)
Artistic free videos from Pixabay.
Links:
https://kurtzmindfields.bandcamp.com/
https://www.lecrayondelune.com/
Arturia JUP-8 V - Sound Bank '79
video upload by Polydata
"Drawing from the earliest days of polyphonic synthesizers, Sound Bank ‘79 for the Arturia JUP-8 V finds its inspiration in synthesizer music found in documentaries and library music from the late 70’s and early 80’s.
A bank comprising 40 patches for instant inspiration. The goal was to squeeze as much vintage analog juice out of this plug-in as possible, primarily working within the constraints of the original Roland Jupiter-8. I was honestly blown away by how good this plug-in can sound, and will definitely by using a lot more going forward.
Sound Bank '79 is a series of vintage tones for different synths and plug-ins, so look out for future releases. Recorded with no external processing - what you hear is all from the plug-in.
Link:
polydata.bigcartel.com
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