Showing posts with label Sony DMX R100 Console. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sony DMX R100 Console. Show all posts

Sunday, 3 May 2015

DinSync 303 Acid

DinSync 303 Osc & Filter - Acid Love.

The DinSync 303 brings a Roland TB-303 to your modular.
This is the first of a three videos Paul & I recorded. Sorry for the poor audio.
Video 1:

The Tabula Rasa module - aptly named - it's a blank canvas waiting to be filled with sounds from your SD card.

Tabula Rasa was the theory that "at birth the (human) mind is a "blank slate" without rules for processing data, and that data is added and rules for processing are formed solely by one's sensory experiences." (Wickipedia)

Video 2 & 3::
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOE6Ajsy7Vs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNgsc06-84Q

Koma Elektronik Vactrol SVF-201. Love those vactrols - just like Buchla
The filter has a slope of -12dB/octave - LP,HP,BP. Resonance can be voltage controlled

Klee Sequencer


Model 15 Complex Voltage Controlled Oscillator & Maths


 Sony DMX R-100 digital mixing console
Finally a remix has been done in deep house style:

Saturday, 2 May 2015

Sony DMX - R 100 Digital console

This was recently purchased from the ABC (Australia Broadcasting Corporation) studios.
Aunty, as we like to nickname the ABC, was getting rid of superseded equipment at knock down prices.



I just couldn't resist this. Either I just bought a lemon with no chance of servicing or I got a bargain.
Time will tell.

I'm more used to analogue consoles but when these first came out in 2001 they were sold for around $30,000 (AUD). Mine : $3500

I really like the EQs & filters.

AUX SEND - It's a 8 channel BUSS

The screen is touch sensitive - just like a i-pad -- remember, this is 2001 technology.

A touch sensor for the surround pan :-)

All the functions are mirrored on the assignable panel
Extra Links:
1. SOS - Version 1
2. SOS article - version 2
3. The Sony promo video
4. Quick Reference Manual