MATRIXSYNTH: Saturday, May 7, 2011


Saturday, May 07, 2011

ARP Pro Soloist DGX 2720

via this auction

SIEL PS 80 Power Supply For Up To Two DK80 Synths


Oberheim OB-Xa with Encore OBXaMK MIDI Kit



via this auction

"The OBXa-MK gives you new control and expanded patch capability for your Oberheim OB-Xa. The OBXa shipped from the factory with two configurations: 32 patch or 120 patches. Now with the OBXaMK, you can store 120 patches, just like later Oberheim products. The patches can be saved with the new SYSEX capabilities. You can transfer patches to another OBXa (with an Encore kit) or a computer. This is very useful for the older synthesizers that are starting to loose patches because of the battery's age.

Speaking of the battery, this MIDI kit stores all of its parameters in Flash ROM, including the patches! During installation, you actually remove the battery because it is no longer necessary. After installing this kit, you will never need your OBXa serviced for a dead battery again!

Maybe you never had the factory patches, or your cassette copy is bad or missing. Now you don't have to worry, because the OBXaMK has them built in! With a simple button combination, you can load the patch locations with the factory originals.

The OBXaMK allows you to control note on/off, pitchbend, filter cutoff, filter resonance, portamento and more. It can also transmit keypress information to MIDI so you can use the OBXa keyboard as a simple MIDI controller. The OBXaMK also sends and receives MIDI Tune Request. All parameter adjustment is done from the front panel, using the GROUP and PROGRAM buttons and LEDs.

Installation is very easy. There is no soldering to your OBXa circuitry. You have to remove several ICs from their sockets, mount the OBXAMK using supplied spacers, plug in a 40 PIN ribbon connector, and add MIDI jacks. (The MIDI jacks are actually the most difficult part, which lets you know how easy it is to install the OBXaMK)"

Description vie Encore Electronics where you'll find the full feature list.

RMI Electrapiano 368x


YouTube Uploaded by nuswolloh on May 7, 2011

"A (very) rough run through of Hollow Sun's new RMI Electrapiano 368x instrument for Kontakt 4.2.2. Each 'tab' has been recorded separately and the GUI behaves just like the real thing allowing you to mix and match and combine the different sounds. There's also the multiFX which allow you to radically transform the sound from distinctly retro to modern.

The demo is of a 'work in progress' and there's still some work to be done on it. The video quality is shite, sorry, but the audio shouldn't be too bad. It will give you a taste, a flavour of it if nothing else"

TEST PATTERN 2


YouTube Uploaded by devieverfx on May 7, 2011

Vapor Talk


YouTube Uploaded by davidryle on May 7, 2011

"Modular synthesizer performance."

3 Oscillator Synth + The Wizard + Eventide Timefactor


YouTube Uploaded by BrianWilliamGreen on May 7, 2011

dalek mod demo1


YouTube Uploaded by magicmodulator on May 7, 2011

kontraform

flickr By inter_gritty

Sequential Circuits Pro-One Chenrizig, Tibetan Buddha of Compassion

via Mark Milanovich

"Was working on my Sequential Circuits Pro-One synth last night and wanted to share a picture of the main board. It's amazing at how many easter eggs they put on it. Here is a screened image of the Chenrizig, Tibetan Buddha of Compassion. On the top is the Tibetan chant etched in solder, "Om Mani Padme Hum". Also, the CPU on every Pro-One was programmed to go through this chant in binary form every time you start the synthesizer. Why, oh why can't they make things like this anymore?"

Percussa Audio Cubes


via the Percussa AudioCubes group on Facebook (click for more).

http://land.percussa.com/

Bay Area Synth Meet Tomorrow


via Rico

"Bay Area Synth meet tomorrow at 924 Gilman street, Berkeley CA 11 - 5pm"

Moog 16 Channel Vocoder


via this auction

Maestro USS-1 Universal Synthesizer System

via this auction

"As some of you may know, this was a Tom Oberheim designed unit."


Moog Source

via this auction

Korg PSS-50 super section drum machine

via this auction

"SUPER SECTION PSS-50 PROGRAMMABLE SUPER SECTION

Program Your Backup Patterns and Chord Progressions - a Valuable Assistant for Practice, Recording, and Composing

It's like having your own session musicians ready to play along with your songs and arrangements.

The PSS-50 lets you program both the backing pattern (drums+bass+ strings, brass, piano, etc.) and chord progression. You can then play it back to try out different arrangements, make demo tapes, or simply practice your instrument.

The forty eight built-in backing patterns include 4, 8, and 16-beat, as well as fusion, reggae, disco, ballad, and many more. Each is amazingly realistic and has its own exciting original arrangement.

Since you arefree to arrange the three parts in each backup pattern as you like, you have a possible variety of 100,000 new and different combinations. With the song writing function you can change the backup pattern and chord progression a bar at a time (or even at every half measure for chord changes).

The PSS-50 will store eight of your songs for automatic playback. Add breaks and endings just the way you want them.

The drum section uses digital storage technology to give you real drum sounds that are a far cry from an ordinary rhythm box. Songs can be linked for continuous play or to handle longer compositions.

The tape interface permits infinite song data storage.

Other features include external input jack (for mixing with guitar, keyboard, etc.) built-in stereo effect, stereo drum output with fixed array, drum-stick lead-in, and more."

KORG PSS-50 PROGRAMABLE SUPER SECTION

via this auction

"Kandi8" - Yamaha XG Demo MIDI by JayB

Uploaded by Hanni13579 on May 7, 2011

"A little uplifting trance piece completely programmed using Yamaha's XG synthesis level 3. The sounds come from a Yamaha QY100, post-processing included only EQing and compression/limiting.

Download the MIDI here: http://www.jaybmusic.net/Upload/JAYB_KANDI8.MID

The video timing is not exact - Windows Live Movie Maker sucks in terms of precise cuts. Anyway it's the sound that counts. :D The software for the piano roll screens is Apple Logic 9."

Syntha-Sound (Stupeflix test)


YouTube Uploaded by btpro on May 7, 2011

"Very rare Synthesizer, Baldwin "Syntha-Sound".
from my synthesizer photo library...

Created using the Stupeflix Youtube App"

Flame - Talking Synth Module - Speakjet Malfunctioning Jumble

Flame - Talking Synth Module - Speakjet Malfunctioning Jumble from Richard Devine on Vimeo.


"Checking out the Flame - Talking Synth euro module. Making it sound like a malfunctioning R2D2:)

shelaq.de/​flame/​start.htm"

ether^ra SNAPSHOT VIRTUALLY OBLITERATED


YouTube Uploaded by potterpaint2000 on May 7, 2011
What you'd hear if an alien invasion where to occur?
"Buchla 200e vs. Serge Creature/Seq A. http://etherra.blogspot.com/"

Folktek and Doepfer spotted as well.

ether^ra ROTATED CORPOREALITY

Uploaded by potterpaint2000 on May 7, 2011

"an Buchla 200e improv with unnerving 266e use. http://etherra.blogspot.com"

plane - m | vi | cv

plane - m | vi | cv from stretta on Vimeo.


"hardware: monome 512, monome 64, monome arc4
software: plane

I recorded this video with me talking over it, explaining things, but I liked it better without the voiceover, so I left it out.

I've always loved step sequencers and I see the monome as an opportunity to address some of the grey area between the one knob per function analog step sequencer and step sequencers with memory. The idea is to increase the available note range without sacrificing precision and increase the available sequence length range, without sacrificing direct manipulation and feedback. So, when the arc came around it seemed like a useful navigational tool to manipulate a large plane of data.

I've been referring to plane as a platform because there are a number of variations I want to implement using the underlying development. This version is optimized to serve as a control voltage source. As such, it produces a lot of outputs. The top row is step enable/disable which is typically used to fire off envelopes. Plane is generating control voltages directly. There are no intermediate bits of software or virtual instruments in-between plane and the end of the patch cords controlling the modular.

The row underneath it the playback loop ruler. Pressing anywhere in the ruler area moves the playback loop to that location. A chorded gesture changes the loop size. One section of the sequence can be edited while playback is occurring elsewhere.When the loop ruler goes off the visible edge of the grid, it lets you know in which direction the active stuff is happening.

Included is a very nice saw cloud simulation of multiple detuned oscillators with adjustable fatness which you can plug directly into your modular.

Also included is direct, accurate CV control of an oscillator via a closed-loop calibration procedure. Of course, MIDI output is also available.

This version of plane uses scale degrees and passes though my modal scale quantizer, so you can switch scales on the fly. You can also use a MIDI keyboard to transpose.

Or, it can also follow a programmed chord progression score, allowing you to improvise with a step sequencer within the harmonic framework of a lead sheet.

The bottom two encoders on the arc are serving as looping automated CV sources.

You don't have to use an arc with plane, you can navigate with the mouse or keyboard or powermate. Also, you don't need a 512 monome. All monome sizes are directly supported and can be hot swapped."

plane 032211

YouTube Uploaded by stretta on Mar 21, 2011

"this video begins with the sound of angry cat plucking"

plane 032111

Uploaded by stretta on Mar 21, 2011

http://stretta.blogspot.com/2011/05/plane-m-vi-cv.html

Update: Top video with voice over:


Uploaded by stretta on May 8, 2011

Katy Perry - ET feat. Kanye West Official Music Video (Parody by The Midnight Beast)


YouTube Uploaded by THEMIDNIGHTBEAST on Mar 29, 2011
Spot the synth.
"He's Extraterrestrial, but he doesn't have any testicles.

Get the track for free over @ http://www.themidnightbeast.com"

This one in via STG.

Red Studio Electronics Omega 8 Polyphonic Analog Synthesizer SN 1167

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via this auction

MFB Synth II

via this auction

Korg Rhythm KR-55B (expanded KR-55) analog drum machine



via this auction

"This is the darker, more experimental and edgy version of the KR-55 that is all over the early Vince Clark stuff. While the pop / rock / disco material that the KR-55 excels at is still adequately represented here, you also get a lot of progressive / alternative / jazz beats with odd time signatures. The 55B also has twice as many presets as the 55. The 55 and 55B have very low noise floors, and the quality of sound is breathtaking.

This particular unit has a damaged plastic housing, which is clearly visible in the photos. However, only the plastic housing is damaged. Every button, dial and switch functions and feels great. No scratchy pots, no buttons that have to pressed a little harder than others...

As you can see in the photo below, there are easily-accessible trim pots to tweak out the sound to your heart's content. Highly Liquid and Analogue Solutions have solutions for retrofitting MIDI.

Service Manual/Schematics, Owner's Manual, and some notes on DIYing a DINsync solution will be included on CD-R."

Korg MS 50 Expander Module

via this auction

KORG sticker on back.

YAMAHA QY8 Music Sequencer


via this auction

more pics here
manual here

See the seller's other items for more.

Korg 700s Minikorg Synthesizer 700

via this auction

SONY DPS-R7 Digital Reverb R7

via this auction

KORG SD-1000 Digital Delay

via this auction

KORG MS-10 monophonic analog synth

via this auction

Korg 707 Synthesizer Programs PSU-200

via this auction

Moog Voyager Electric Blue Synthesizer w/ Bob Moog's Signature


via this auction

"This was bought at Moog Music in Ashville, North Carolina from Robert Moog himself. This unit has never been played out and is HAND SIGNED by Robert Moog. It was signed at the time of purchase and can provide a picture of Mr. Moog with pen in hand and Moog on the table. This is most likely one of the few that was signed by him. All will be included in Moog shipping carton with manual. Also has upgrade presets- 7 Bank 128 Sounds in each Preset."

Vintage Korg VC-10 Analog Vocoder Synthesizer

via this auction

Original Moog Taurus I Synthesizer

via this auction



previously posted

Yamaha SHS-10 Digital FM Synth Keytar

via this auction

"I bought this keytar at Sears back in the late 80's when it was brand new and it's been in storage for the last decade. It is missing the rear battery cover."



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