"This is a Sequential Circuits Prophet VS Rackmount version synth. It includes the expansion card for additional presets. This unit is in Excellent condition. I've included the service receipts from Wine Country Sequential with the service history. All new switches, battery, OLED display... Everything works %100."
"Roland VP-330 mk1.5 (based on serial number and the great help of Peter Forrest's books) - very rare - Reticon BBD, wondeful strings and Vocoder sounds. Have some small marks but pretty nice anyway."
"Random sequences and crystal sound from SynthCone.
Woodblock synthesizers are modulated by the Lunetta synthesizer. Then the sound is processed by the effects module in the Lunetta synthesizer.
You can buy all of these synths from the SynthCone store on the Boosty website. Write to me in all possible social networks, I will answer your questions.
"The Waldorf Pulse 2 has been discontinued, but will it live on as a classic? It's certainly unique enough to take a place in the synth hall of fame. 3 oscillator mono synth than can play 8 note chords.. it doesn't get more out of the box than that!
"Please support my work on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/jayhosking A song that started as a live, semi-improvised synth jam, and was finished by adding some extra sounds in the box.
I recently bought the Malevolent and Wingie 2 from the same friend, and thought it might be fun to get such different pieces of hardware in the same song. The Malevolent really can get monstrous with its drive/distortion, whereas the Wingie 2 reminds me of MI Rings, bright and ringing, but with tons of playability. From there, I filled out what I needed to quickly improvise, some effects on the synths, and some drums to play with. Finally, I added some extras like guitar and a little more synth after the live performance was captured. Notes below. It's fun to have no sequencers on the table and to just make music by playing the devices.
Meng Qi Wingie 2 via Chase Bliss Mood MkII - stereo plucks PWM Malevolent via Erica Synths Zen Delay - bass synth wildness Moog DFAM (x 2) - kick (on one DFAM), hats and snare (on another DFAM) - the DFAMs also had compression, a little stereo delay, etc. in the box (see the Patreon walkthrough vid) Godin Stadium 59 via Elektron Analog Drive and Strymon Iridium - guitar Reason Europa - synth pad Reason Thor - additional bass emphasis on kick drum XLN Audio Addictive Drums 2 - ride cymbal doubling one DFAM for last chorus
Discover a powerful collection of 5 instruments that offer a wide range of synthesis approaches, leveraging the sounds of an iconic Japanese synth legacy. Take control of the K1, K3, K4, K5, XD5 and R100 individually or in a monolithic 'multi' instrument, combining four synth layers with a drum machine.
0:06 Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams 0:27 Real Life - Send Me An Angel 0:50 The Cure - A Forest 1:20 Mac DeMarco - Chamber Of Reflection 1:48 Metronomy - Aquarius 2:30 Cindy Lauper - All Through The Night 2:45 Duran Duran - Save A Prayer 3:02 Daft Punk - Voyager 3:25 Double - Captain Of Her Heart 3:47 My Mine - Hypnotic Tango
The Roland Juno-60 is one of my favorite synthesizer ever. I use the Juno-60 since the mid 90s. Long before all the hype. A few words come in my mind when I thinking of the synth: Very inspirative. Wonderful sound character. Easy to use. Very reliable. Sure all is a matter of taste. We are so different like the synths we love. :)
Here can you find the full Juno-60 playlist with a lot single sound demos and one synth demo tracks. Enjoy. The Juno-60 playlist:"
