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Roland Jupiter-8 - Serviced with Warranty / Invoice
Moog 1982 Product Catalog Featuring the DSC - Digital Sequential Controller
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Note the DSC in the 2nd image. Kind of looks like a Source minus keys. You can see one in the flesh in this previous post. According to the catalog:
DSC-To meet the need of performers demanding the versatility and freedom that can be attained with a sequencing device, Moog introduces the Digital Sequential Controller (DSC).
The DSC is an intelligent controller - it stores information played on a synthesizer keyboard and reproduces and manipulates that information in musically useful ways.
The DSC has three recording modes - normal, metronomic, and expanding. In the normal mode all keyboard technique (key depressions, slurs, etc.) - is recorded exactly as played. The metronomic mode disregards timing information and assigns the same time value to each event. The expanded mode stores anything that can be played on the synthesizer (including pitch bend, vibrato, and glide).
Four sequences can be stored (total storage approx 800 notes). The DSC will send the sequence information back to "play" the synthesizer. Sequences can be "chained" for playback in any particular order. Playback can be stopped and continued, or run in "single-step" mode. Notes within a sequence can be edited and corrected.
A "transpose chain" can be programmed and stored to produce automatic key changes. Output pulses can be programmed on any note or notes to trigger an external synthesizer, start or stop a tape recorder, etc. Glide can be added to any recorded sequence, in addition, recorded glide can be converted to quantized glissando.
The DSC generates a SMPTE compatible sync signal for synchronization with tape or additional controllers. All DSC information can be saved on a standard cassette for later re-use.
The DSC is more than a "sequencer", it is the most versatile controlling device available.
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Note the DSC in the 2nd image. Kind of looks like a Source minus keys. You can see one in the flesh in this previous post. According to the catalog:
DSC-To meet the need of performers demanding the versatility and freedom that can be attained with a sequencing device, Moog introduces the Digital Sequential Controller (DSC).The DSC is an intelligent controller - it stores information played on a synthesizer keyboard and reproduces and manipulates that information in musically useful ways.
The DSC has three recording modes - normal, metronomic, and expanding. In the normal mode all keyboard technique (key depressions, slurs, etc.) - is recorded exactly as played. The metronomic mode disregards timing information and assigns the same time value to each event. The expanded mode stores anything that can be played on the synthesizer (including pitch bend, vibrato, and glide).
Four sequences can be stored (total storage approx 800 notes). The DSC will send the sequence information back to "play" the synthesizer. Sequences can be "chained" for playback in any particular order. Playback can be stopped and continued, or run in "single-step" mode. Notes within a sequence can be edited and corrected.
A "transpose chain" can be programmed and stored to produce automatic key changes. Output pulses can be programmed on any note or notes to trigger an external synthesizer, start or stop a tape recorder, etc. Glide can be added to any recorded sequence, in addition, recorded glide can be converted to quantized glissando.
The DSC generates a SMPTE compatible sync signal for synchronization with tape or additional controllers. All DSC information can be saved on a standard cassette for later re-use.
The DSC is more than a "sequencer", it is the most versatile controlling device available.
Yamaha CS1x Blue Book Advanced User Guide
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POLARIZER, VCA, OFFSET, MIXER | TEIA Synthesizers MapVolt
video upload by DANIELE
"MapVolt is a dual-channel Universal Voltage Processor built for flexibility in handling both audio and CV signals. With only 6hp, Mapvolt is a multipurpose tool for voltage-controlled scaling, inverting, offsetting, subtracting and mixing functions."
0:00 Intro
0:21 VCA
0:59 Polarizer
1:26 Offset
2:04 Using both channels
2:36 Ring modulator
3:12 Syncing both oscillators"
"Designed with versatility in mind, MapVolt is a dual-channel Universal Voltage Processor built for flexibility in handling audio and CV signals.
With only 6hp, Mapvolt is a multipurpose tool for voltage-controlled scaling, inverting, offsetting, subtracting, and mixing functions.
Features:
Dual VC-Polarizer (attenuverter).
Dual VC-Attenuator (VCA).
Dual VC-Offset generator (+10V/-10V).
Dual Ring Modulator/four-quadrant multiplier.
Two channel Mixer
Voltage subtractor
Suitable for both Audio and CV signals"
Looming (EMS Synthi A + Spitfire Jupiter Jam)
video upload by PanicGirlVids
"I made this track exclusively with the EMS Synthi A and the new library by @spitfireaudiollp called Jupiter, which was designed by no other than Trevor Horn himself. It is filled with tons of sounds which are highly inspiring.
What is your favourite work by Trevor Horn?
Let me know in the comments below!"
Endless Processor | by Blukač, Kyiv, Ukraine
video upload by Cinematic Laboratory
"The Endless Processor is best described as a module with five freeze buffers per channel, where the word 'freeze' should translate to a spectrum atmosphere because more memory can be used. It outputs many layers of tones derived from your incoming source, while retaining your source character. For your reference, it compares a bit to an Indian Tanpura where four strings create infinite drones. Sure, it's an exotic module, but I am convinced it will find a way to ambient drone dream composers."
ST Modular - YACE (CV Decay)
video upload by Stefan Tretau
00:00 Decays
00:20 Response
00:40 Decay Level
01:03 Decay CV
01:24 Inverted Out to OSC Pitch
01:54 Cycle
02:23 Influence Input
02:59 Gate Mode
9 patches with Neutral Labs Elmyra 2
video upload by nyppy
"Available as DIY kit or assembled desktop synth or Eurorack module. See https://neutral-labs.com/elmyra2
Elmyra 2 is a drone synthesizer and platform for microtonal sonic exploration.
00:00 Bouncing Ball
00:22 Zombie Pulse
01:07 Insect
01:44 Three Sisters
02:16 Drunk Troubadour
02:49 LFO Bro
03:22 Elastic Steel
04:14 Spooky Vibrato
04:50 Fabric Softener"
See the Neutral Labs label below for additional demos.
37- The Arturia MiniFreak- Effects: Multicompressor
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"Here is a demonstration of the sound and functionality of the multicompressor found on the Arturia MiniFreak.
The theme was created out of presets and crafted patches over an assemblage of fragments of GarageBand loops. For all intents and purposes, it is a MiniFreak-Only composition."
Arturia MiniFreak demos by AutomaticGainsay
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