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Thursday, August 06, 2009
360 Systems Midi Bass sound module
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"The 360 Midi Bass is a fully functional vintage piece of MIDI equipment for your tinkering enjoyment. This is an unusual piece in that the sounds are actually sampled and placed on a chip for each of the four types of basses selectable. Kind of an anolog midi thing. Looking inside there are 4 giant (by today's standards) chips attached to the board one for each rom based sample bass voice. It appears that these chips are removeable and replaceable with other chips of other types of basses. It would be interesting to know how these chips were produced and what other type basses were available but unfortunately I couldn't find much about this unit on the web.
It has the traditional midi in, out, thru arrangement and an audio out. From what I read on the net 360 Systems had a good reputation for making quality modules and this one is no exception. It's built like a tank of all metal housing and stout switches and buttons. You can select which channel the midi messages will be recognized from or accept messages from all channels, there is a switch to recognize high and low notes (maybe a keyboard split function, I'm not sure). The button I found odd was the Pitch dial. I'll bet you could do some weird stuff with that maxed out. I just found standard pitch and left it there. "
via this auction"The 360 Midi Bass is a fully functional vintage piece of MIDI equipment for your tinkering enjoyment. This is an unusual piece in that the sounds are actually sampled and placed on a chip for each of the four types of basses selectable. Kind of an anolog midi thing. Looking inside there are 4 giant (by today's standards) chips attached to the board one for each rom based sample bass voice. It appears that these chips are removeable and replaceable with other chips of other types of basses. It would be interesting to know how these chips were produced and what other type basses were available but unfortunately I couldn't find much about this unit on the web.
It has the traditional midi in, out, thru arrangement and an audio out. From what I read on the net 360 Systems had a good reputation for making quality modules and this one is no exception. It's built like a tank of all metal housing and stout switches and buttons. You can select which channel the midi messages will be recognized from or accept messages from all channels, there is a switch to recognize high and low notes (maybe a keyboard split function, I'm not sure). The button I found odd was the Pitch dial. I'll bet you could do some weird stuff with that maxed out. I just found standard pitch and left it there. "
Sound Lab Analog Synthesizer Music from Outerspace MFOS
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"The Sound Lab Synthesizer is a 100% analog synth with;
-2 VCO (1VOLT OCTAVE) WITH SYNC
VCO 1 WAVEFORM SAW
VCO 2 WAVEFORMS - SAW, SQAURE, PWM
-MIXER
-LP/BP FILTER
-LFO (SQUARE, TRI, RAMP, SAW WAVEFORMS)
-ATTACK/RELEASE ENVELOPE GENERATOR (GATE, TRIG, TRIG REPEAT MODE)
-VCA
-MANUAL GATE BUTTON
-CV IN, GATE IN, AUDIO (EXT) IN (PROCESS EXTENAL AUDIO)
ALL I/O ARE ΒΌ INCH PHONE JACKS
AND MANY MODULATION OPTIONS (SEE PICS)
Measures 10x6x4
SoundLab can be used alone or by the CV (1 volt per octave) and Gate inputs."
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via this auction"The Sound Lab Synthesizer is a 100% analog synth with;
-2 VCO (1VOLT OCTAVE) WITH SYNC
VCO 1 WAVEFORM SAW
VCO 2 WAVEFORMS - SAW, SQAURE, PWM
-MIXER
-LP/BP FILTER
-LFO (SQUARE, TRI, RAMP, SAW WAVEFORMS)
-ATTACK/RELEASE ENVELOPE GENERATOR (GATE, TRIG, TRIG REPEAT MODE)
-VCA-MANUAL GATE BUTTON
-CV IN, GATE IN, AUDIO (EXT) IN (PROCESS EXTENAL AUDIO)
ALL I/O ARE ΒΌ INCH PHONE JACKS
AND MANY MODULATION OPTIONS (SEE PICS)
Measures 10x6x4
SoundLab can be used alone or by the CV (1 volt per octave) and Gate inputs."
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