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Matrixsynth on 10/22/11
via this auctionSN 152442"The mythic Korg analog sequencer from the MS series you can run successfully the MS-10, MS-20, MS-50 synths and if you have a modified with inputs early Korg’s like 700,800dv,770 you will discover another dimension from these early beast.This sequencer is designed to run with V/hz scale so you can run the Yamaha analogs too, and other brands using V/hz scale.You can Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 10/20/11
via this auction"Two things to know about this: 1. it's 100% functional and 2. it's been painted matte black and been given new, soft-touch knobs. I modified this because I didn't really care for the yellow, and it looks quite nice sitting on a desktop or synth. Now, since the labeling has been painted over, I'll also provide a diagram of how to hook everything up. It's a pretty basic MIDI Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 8/2/11
via this auction"This has to be absolutely one-of-a-kind: A 1980's vintage Synare S3X Drum Synthesizer, modified to accept input from an external audio source. The trouble is, it doesn't work...If you're not familiar with the S3X, it's pretty cool, when it works. It's an upgrade of the orginal, somewhat legendary Synare 3 (PS 3), a dual-oscillator analog synthesizer that's triggered by drum hits. Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 10/11/11
via this auction"Designed by Scott Stites and Assoc.Assembled by Free State FXModifications: Custom LED Colors: This Klee been modified with Bi-Color LEDs so Stage LEDs 9-6 are green when the sequencer is in 2X8 mode. Blue LEDs on Random and Bus 2 Status. Yellow LEDs on Rate and Bus 1 Status. Green LED on Bus 3 Status. Red LED on Main Bus Status. Logical CV Output Routing: Stage 1-8 CV Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 8/24/11
YouTube Uploaded by songofwhales on Aug 11, 2011 via this auction "It has been modified to include poly modulation, a feature sorely lacking from the OB-8." PolyMod Info "All you need to get the desired effect in the OB-8 is an additional signal path from the VCO2 saw to the filter control node. The OB-8, as well as many other synthesizers, has an opamp that provides a virtual GND summing Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 8/9/11
via this auction "1950's Made in France Clavioline. I suspect this was a Gibson model since the 6 pin plug on it matches the Gibson schematic. These were made under license by many companies in many countries. Probably most famous for that 'Telstar' lead sound, also used on the Beatles 'Baby you're a rich man' (that weird Indian sounding oboe sound) and in modified form on 'Runaway'. I don't know Relative News
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Matrixsynth on 12/18/11
via this auction"This sequencer connects to a Juno 60 or Jupiter 8a (and modified early Jupiter 8s) via its hardwired DCB cable and allows you to record and overdub up to 2000 note sequences either in real time or in single step loading. It features two DIN Sync outs, allowing control of anything equipped with a DIN Sync socket (ie, TB-303, TR-808, TR-606, CR-8000 etc). It also has a tape Relative News
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AudioTutsPlus on 12/26/11
Understanding phase can help you diagnose problems when miking or mixing. This post is a clear explanation and helpful overview of the topic from Mark Garrison’s book Encyclopedia of Home Recording. “The Encyclopedia of Home Recording puts those answers at your fingertips quickly and easily by explaining the tools, techniques, and terminology of the home studio in an easy-to-understand manner.” This post is an extract from that book. If you enjoyed the post, you might like to consider purchasing the book. The word phase is used to refer to points along the progression of the cycle of a sound wave (see Fig. 73). Points along this progression are designated in degrees, just as if the sound wave was a circle. The point where the sound wave is furthest into positive amplitude is 90 ̊, where it reaches the center line again is 180 ̊, the point furthest into negative amplitude is 270 ̊, and so on. When two identical signals are not perfectly aligned, they are said to be “out-... Relative News
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AudioTutsPlus on 11/1/11
Ableton Live is a fully featured Digital Audio Workstation that allows users to make music in creative and experimental ways. However, Ableton began life as a DJ application. While features have been added over time to increase it’s functionality as a DAW, it’s DJ functions have increased as well. Here are some tips to save time by creating a DJ template with Ableton. Step 1 First, open Ableton and go to the session view. Create at least two audio tracks. These two audio tracks will function as your virtual decks. More ambitious DJs can add more audio tracks, but it’s best to start with two. Step 2 – Assign Your Cross-fader Much like in analog DJ set-ups, the Ableton cross-fader will be your best friend. Make sure your cross-fader is enabled by pressing the ”X” button just to the right of the master mixer channel. Once the cross-fader is active, you will see the letters “A” and “B” beneath each of your audio and send channels. Assign the first audio channel the letter... Relative News
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AudioTutsPlus on 6/24/11
I remember my first electric guitar. I liked its design—it had great playability and was comfortable. It was a Stratocaster copy with three single coil pickups. One thing I didn’t like was the sound that came from the bridge pickup. It was too thin, and at that time I needed a pretty thick sound. So it sounded fat when played through Tube Screamer and Marshall amps. A few months later I replaced it with a single coil stack Humbucker and was happy with the results. The good thing is that a good pickup can make a cheaper guitar sound good and a good guitar sound excellent. Less hum, more tone, singing harmonics, at a fraction of the cost of replacing the instrument. What Is a Pickup? Electric guitar pickups are made with one or more magnets, and wire. The pickup consists of a magnet surrounded by a coil of copper wire with a certain number of turns that will result a magnetic field. When the strings vibrate, this affects the pickup’s magnetic field, and turns it into a... Relative News
