via this auction.
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
Drumfire
via this auction."This is a NEAT vintage piece of music equipment, probably from the 1980's or so. It has 5 channels, each one with a trigger in and direct out. It is manufactured by In-Line Effects. It is a blast from the past, giving you some really cool 80's electronic drum sounds. Each of the 5 channells has a knob to control sensitivity, oscillator delay, noise delay, sweep, pitch with a click button on/off, balance (osc-noise), volume, and pan L-R. Unit has a main left and right out each with a volume knob.
This unit comes with the original box, some instruction cards with templates for the knobs, and cords as you see it."
MOOG The Rogue
Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction."SERIAL NUMBER - 1629
The rogue has an incredible range of tonal qualites, the best being the bass sounds that can be generated. I like to hook it up to my bass pod and play live or sample tones for sequencing.
- the rogue is a 2-vco, monophonic synthesizer with a 2-1/2 octave, 32 note keyboard.
- both vcos are turnable to three octaves by a common switch.
- the mixer section allows both vcos and the noise generator to be mixed together, with a slider controlling each level. The mixer can be pushed to overdrive (distort) the waveforms.
- the filter section features variable keyboard tracking controlled by a knob, and sliders for the cutoff frequency, emphasis (resonance), and envelope amount.
- the rogue has a single envelope generator for attack and decay, that switches to activate the sustain mode. There is also a switch that selects how the envelope affects the vca. It can be set for either contour, keyed, or bypass"
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