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Akai Miniak Synth Jam


Forget (Akai Miniak) was uploaded by: ratface1987
Duration: 261
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December 4, 2011December 4, 20116 Comments

Live Transmission – A Sequenced Acid Synth Jam


Live Transmission was uploaded by: Subvertic
Duration: 555
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September 11, 2011September 11, 20111 Comment

I Sing With An Electric Voice (Vocoder Jam)


I Sing With An Electric Voice was uploaded by: experimentalsynth
Duration: 223
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February 13, 2011Leave a comment

How to Use a Subtractive Analog Synthesizer


How to Use a Subtractive Analog Synthesizer was uploaded by: metakinetics
Duration: 415
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October 14, 2009October 13, 20093 Comments

Guide: Learning the Alesis Micron


Guide: Learning the Alesis Micron was uploaded by: Gtechture
Duration: 273
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August 16, 2009November 16, 20108 Comments

Synth Jam Inspired By Vangelis’ Blade Runner Soundtrack


Synth Blues Improv with Alesis Micron was uploaded by: hdebbache2000
Duration: 212
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June 28, 2009Leave a comment

Roland V-Synth Jupiter Roots


Roland V-Synth Jupiter Roots was uploaded by: Gtechture
Duration: 194
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January 6, 2009January 25, 2009Leave a comment

Vocoding With The Alesis Micron

This GearWire demo video looks at the vocoder features of the Alesis Micron.  The Alesis Micron is an 8-voice, 3-octave analog modeling synthesizer. The micron’s compact design delivers the power of large synthesizers like the Alesis Ion (the Micron is compatible with Ion programs).

November 23, 2008November 23, 20082 Comments

Synth Jam On Alesis Micron Waldorf Q Roland V-Synth Yamaha AN200


Alesis Micron Waldorf Q Roland V-Synth Yamaha AN200 was uploaded by: Gtechture
Duration: 536
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July 27, 2008January 25, 2009Leave a comment

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