Breath-Controlled Moog Werkstatt Synth Guitar

VCG “Live Performance with exStellarator !!!” was uploaded by: Raja Raman
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VCG “Live Performance with exStellarator !!!” was uploaded by: Raja Raman
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MX-1 Mix Performer with Ableton Live and TR-8 was uploaded by: RolandChannel
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The developers of SampleRobot have announced a new version of the software, SampleRobot Volca-X, that they say is designed to be the Korg Volca Sample‘s ‘best friend’. The upcoming app will let you manage, convert and dump your custom samples for the Volca Sample.
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ADDAC806 Bluetooth Audio was uploaded by: ADDAC System
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Unmechanical Sound pack for Analog Keys / Four was uploaded by: Elektron
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Spektro Audio has updated CV Toolkit – a Mac/Windows app that’s designed to let you integrate your computer as a control voltage source with hardware modular synthesizers. The new update includes five new modules (Shift Register, Shaper, Delay, PWM Clock, and Euclidean Sequencer), support for the Expert Sleepers ES-4, ES-40, ESX-4CV, and ESX-8CV modules (still in an… Read More CV Toolkit Updated With 5 New Modules & More

The Sawbench Synthesizer (Trailer 2015) was uploaded by: Pieter van der Meer
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Korg Volca Sample Review was uploaded by: sonicstate
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4p7VIE9jQk The 27th Annual Grammy Awards, held thirty years ago, on Feb 26, 1985, featured an all-synth performance by the epic lineup of Stevie Wonder, Herbie Hancock, Thomas Dolby, and relative newcomer Howard Jones. The performance has been described as “The most ’80s thing that ever happened. Ever.”