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source66
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| mosc wrote: |  Robert
Kevin Kissinger has a large Ares modular if memory serves me. |
Thats correct, I have been in contact with him and i have a picture of his system on my Aries site. |
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source66
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Here is some of Thomas P Heckman's stuff.
//robert
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lanxe
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my modular.....mixed.
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jksuperstar
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| Ahhh...Phantom of the unOpera. |
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mosc
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| Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 6:14 pm Post subject:
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| lanxe wrote: | my modular.....mixed.
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Maybe not the biggest, but it is among the most well lit. 
Nice dramatic modular picture.
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mosc
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| source66 wrote: | Here is some of Thomas P Heckman's stuff.
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That is really a fine Moog Modular. What a beauty. Just a superb selection of modules. A very balanced large modular system.
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v-un-v
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| Posted: Sat Jul 21, 2007 2:32 am Post subject:
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| mosc wrote: | | lanxe wrote: | | my modular..... |
Maybe not the biggest, but it is among the most well lit.
Nice dramatic modular picture. |
Ah, but as the old cliche goes;
"the best things come in small packages"
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norman phay
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norman phay
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| Haha look at the shelf sagging in the middle. |
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zonkout
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| Wow, page 10 was a doozy! |
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cappy2112
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| Norman Phay wrote: | | Haha look at the shelf sagging in the middle. |
A severe case of oscillator drift  |
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Pehr
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Adam-V
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I had a chance to play with these two at a friends place over the weekend. I have to say the VCS3 is one of the most fun synths I have ever played with.
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cebec
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| Adam-V wrote: | | I had a chance to play with these two at a friends place over the weekend. I have to say the VCS3 is one of the most fun synths I have ever played with. |
In a few words, could you explain why? I'm just curious what your fresh, recent impression is? |
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Adam-V
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Just tweaking the knobs and patching the modules with the trapezoid generator triggering itself made for a lot of fun. I've never played with a synth that could just make sounds without the aid of a keyboard or sequencer before. The fact that this thing is nearly 40 years old and patchable without patch cords giving access to all of the controls without getting tangled in spaghetti might have had something to do with it too.
I was also quite impressed with the ease at which great sounds could be created. I know the VCS3 has a bit of a reputation as a sound effects machine but the output depends entirely on who's at the controls and on the listeners idea of musicality.
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mono-poly
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Little reorganisation.
The modular corner!
But the RSF Kobol isn't in the picture and ofcourse still here. |
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mosc
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With all this gear, I would think a smile was in order.
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cappy2112
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[quote="mosc"]With all this gear, I would think a smile was in order.
It's not what you think Howard. He's not smiling because he's in front of the Launch Control Panel at Norad, and he's on a 6-month shift. How that pic ever got out is a mystery....
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blue hell
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Nah it's the photographers fault, instead of saying the cheese word he mumbled a bit about electricity bills and defect patch cables.
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ATOM
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My Modcan
2 x Dual LFO, 2 x VCDO, 4VCA, Diode Filter, 4075 lowpass filter,
Quad Envelope, VCA Panner
Have to make a new cabinet to make room for a powersupply.
Yes, it's makes some beautyful noises.
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drewskee
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| cebec wrote: | Here's my small secondhand Serge... as always, "there's room for one more..."  |
HEY...that used to be mine...I built that case! |
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blue hell
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| drewsynth wrote: | | HEY...that used to be mine... |
Small world it seems,
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also .. could someone please turn down the thermostat a bit.
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Hey drewsynth!
to electro-music.com!!
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| Adam-V wrote: | | I have to say the VCS3 is one of the most fun synths I have ever played with. |
I also have to say- it's the one analogue synth, apart from the ones that I build myself, that I would love to own. My dream would be a great big white-washed room with a Synthi in the middle of it, next to a Revox A77 (for echo naturally ) two large monitors on either side and/or two Leslie rotating speakers at either ends too. Ahh Heaven!
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