120+ free patches for Native Instruments Massive
Massive has quickly become one of my favorite and most used software synthesizers and I thought I would pass this on to other people who use Massive or are thinking about trying it(you really should, it is a great synth and you can get lost programming in it for days.. HIGHLY addictive)
Sorry for the lack of updates lately, I have been slammed with work and getting ready for our move that is coming up but will be back in full force as soon as possible. There is also some good news coming related to blogging that I will post about as soon as the details are worked out!
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found this today at the flea market/antique show. Moog Rogue contest from 1982.
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Add N To (X) is/was a great band. Click the picture to make noise on their website.
I have to go to Houston and play a show on Wednesday but will be able to begin documenting my Moog Liberation restoration afterwards. My girlfriend found a Yamaha SHS-10 keytar that we may be able to get our hands on for a really good price, so I am pretty excited about that as well. Stay tuned!
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A beautiful collection of synthesizers. I think my next vintage purchase needs to be a Korg MS series for sure.
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I have been posting a lot of Moog stuff but wanted to take this as an opportunity to give some love to the Crumar Performer. A friend of mine had one of these, it was one of the first real analog synthesizers that I got to play with. Brass and Strings are its strong point but you can get some straight up weird sounds from these things too.
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bass machine. I owe a lot to The Rogue as far as music goes.
Need to get some sleep before I have to drive. thanks for the follows, emails, text messages and questions. Will be back with more posts shortly! Will be having sex dreams involving this picture…
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would do anything for these..
Not one of my favorite sounding vintage Moog synthesizers(and not technically a true Moog either) but you can’t deny that the Sonic Six is a thing of beauty. I would love to have one of these in my collection one day.
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Taking the modular plunge
2010 is also bringing me into the world of modular synthesis. I am going to be starting out my project with the Synthesizers.com Entry System Purchase Plan. Basically you pay $120 per month for 12 months, the first month is a down payment and the next month you start receiving your synthesizer parts. I will be documenting this process and will be adding modules from several other sources as well. Stay tuned!
Here is the run down on what is included:
1) 22-Space cabinet made from MDF, unfinished
1) Power supply (New-Old Stock or refurbished) with 1-year warranty
1) Cable harness for 20 modules
1) Q137 Power Control Module
1) Q104 MIDI Interface Module
1) Q124 Multiple Module
2) Q106 Oscillator Modules
2) Q109 Envelope Generator Modules
1) Q108 Amplifier Module
1) Q107 State-Variable Filter Module
1) Q112 4-Channel Mixer Module
4) QP4MM-12 12” Patch Cable (brown)
5) QP4MM-24 24” Patch Cable (red)
3) QP4MM-36 36” Patch Cable (orange)
