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Thursday, July 20, 2023

Tom Oberheim Sem Pro SN 0886

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Roland CR-68 CompuRhythm Vintage Analog Drum Machine Made in Japan Customised Furry Finish

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SN 771250

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"Serviced Roland CR-68 CompuRhythm | Iconic CR68 Vintage Analog Drum Machine | Made in Japan | Customised Finish w/ Interesting Provenance

Condition:

Fresh out of service and fully functioning. Missing white 'Slow Rock' cap (button itself still works). Some other buttons have hairline cracks. UK plug. The zebra strip finish is "Groovy Baby!".

Provenance: This CR-68 belonged to Bobby Bigwood, the disco legend popular in the south of England during the early 70s. Bobby's band The Bigwoods released their LP 'Paradise Beach' in 1972 through Chance Records.

Features:

Various rhythm patterns are yours by the adoption of the micro-computer in this mechanism.
With the importance of rhythm flow in mind, the rhythm pattern will change from the next measure
With 11 kind of percussion instruments as the sound source, 34 different rhythm patterns are pre-set. Along with this, FILL IN, ROLLING, and BREAK produce 11 additional variations.
DISCO and other rhythms for contemporary sounds are adopted in this mechanism
ACCENT makes the rhythms musical
With the adoption of TRIGGER-OUT, you can connect a sequencer and control the rhythm of a synthesiser with TEMPO of CR-68.

Source: Original Roland CR-68 Owners Manual"

Super Rare 1973 Caravan Synth | Vintage Analog Synthesiser | Made in Italy | Similar to Vox Jaguar

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video upload by riffers

"(Video) Serviced Super Rare 1973 Caravan Synth | Vintage Analog Synthesiser | Made in Italy | Similar to Vox Jaguar | 49 Keys, 4 Voices, Vibrato, Chorus Bass | Built-in Speakers | Legs included"



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"'You know that new sound you been looking’ for?… Well listen to this!'

- Chuck’s cousin, Marvin Berry

Check out the video we've done running through some of the sounds produced by the 4 voices, vibrato and bass chorus. We also do a volume pot test, vibrato pot test, chromatic test follwed by a brief demo. We mic'd up the built-in speaker with a Shure SM-57 for the video but there is an external output for use with amplifiers etc.

Condition:

Excellent cosmetic condition and fully functioning. Recently serviced (19/07/23). Legs are included."

CHROMA POLARIS vs AKAI AX60: Live Sound Demo and Comparison!


video upload by Vulture Culture

"Tonight we're checking out two "cold"-sounding vintage synths from the 1980's LIVE! We're comparing the Fender Chroma Polaris, a 6 voice VCO analog synth and the Akai AX60 and 6 voice VCO analog synth! We'll start with the oscillators, check out the filters, the LFO's, arpeggiators, sequencers and all the other features of these two synths.

A big reason these synthesizers sound so similar is they both use Curtis Electromusic Specialties aka CEM chips. These "synths-on-a-chip" components were used as far back as the Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 and Oberheim OB-Xa. They're known, especially the later chips, for sounding "cold" as far as analog synths go.

Specifically the Akai AX60 uses 6 CEM3394 chips, which contain a VCO, VCF and VCA on one chip. The Chroma Polaris uses 6 CEM3374 Dual VCO chips and 6 CEM3372 Filter, Mix and VCA chips, which is the same chipset used by the legendary Oberheim Matrix 12.

The biggest difference in terms of sound is the Polaris has two VCO's per voice but the AX60 only has one - BUT the AX60 has a trick up its sleeve. It has PWM on ALL waveforms, which lets you fake a detuned sound, as well as sounding beautiful in it's own right.

I'm really excited to see which of these two synthesizers reign supreme tonight! Scum one, scum all and scum as you are!"

Pure sound of Roland TR-808 (no talking)


video upload by Mr. Card

"Get samples from the iconic Roland TR-808 on my Patreon: https://bit.ly/mrcardpatreon

Special thanks to Dygnitarz 808"

USSR 80's Mini Moog Clone Built In Now Ukraine - ESTRADIN 230


video upload by LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER

"THE USSR ESTRADIN 230 Synthesizer, built in now ukraine.

download sounds from this synth to use, here :-
https://www.patreon.com/posts/estradi..."

Ambient | Make Noise Strega, Roland Boutique D-05 (Soundtrack)


video upload by Akihiko Matsumoto

Mixer: Ableton Live (Skin: https://akihiko-matsumoto.gumroad.com...)
Sequencer : Ableton M4L MODE (https://akihiko-matsumoto.gumroad.com...)

Neutral Labs Elmyra 2 platform for microtonal sonic exploration and drone synth


video upload by nyppy

"Available as DIY kit or assembled desktop synth or Eurorack module."

Feature demo and details here.

Synplant 2 - Industry Game Changer


video upload by True Cuckoo

"Sonic Charge has worked hard for about a decade. Now you know why! In an interesting talk with top developer Magnus Lidström at Sonic Charge, he's taking us through his brand new and upcoming Synplant 2, and all of the insane details that took him and his neural network so long to make."

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
02:08 Planting seeds and dragging branches
03:11 The joy of sound
03:50 Manual DNA editor
06:13 100% Backwards compatibility
06:44 Next gen modulation
08:48 Play Modes and Modulation
09:53 Smart Sync feature
10:54 The Oscillators
12:59 The Filter
14:38 The New Reverb
17:53 Panning
18:18 Clipping adjust
19:20 Introducing Artificial Intelligence
20:43 Genopatch: From Sample to Synth Patch with AI
24:18 Developing and Training the AI
28:35 Challenging the AI
32:46 Randomising branches
33:50 Testing the AI on Microtonic (Teaser)
38:39 Microtonic still going strong 20 years later
39:42 Beatspace, Patternarium and AI
42:50 The PO-32
45:19 Developing and training neural nets
55:40 When will Synplant 2 be available?

https://soniccharge.com

7/19/23 SSL 1660 (The Matrix) & 1310 (Digital Delay) + Zerosum Inertia + EML 200 spring reverb


video upload by Cfpp0

"Testing out The Matrix and this recording resulted. The feedbacking of the 1310 is worth archiving here. At the end I pull the audio cable from the 1660 and it’s CV continues to squeak the Destructor Beam while the 1310 feedbacks.

The Matrix is based on the Triadex Muse. Have to learn it, but this will be a cold dead hands module."
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