Te koop, een in zeer nette staat uitziende SK1, gemodificeerd door de lui van circuitbenders.co.uk. Dit is een SK1 die zeer extreem is gemodificeerd, en er daarnaast ook nog eens goed uitziet.
Vraagprijs is 175 euro.
Uitleg van de bends van de site:
Polyphony Drop Switches - These controls consist of five switches on the front of the unit which can individually turn on/off one voice of polyphony (the sk-1 has 4) each or mute the percussion. This is useful for thinning down a huge wash of sound, isolating one voice which is producing a particular sound or removing an individual voice from the overall output that may be affecting a loop.
Patchbay - This consists of 16 RCA phono sockets that can be linked together using standard phono cables. Each connection made produces different effects including all kinds of sample destruction, distortion, chopping, sample splicing, ring modulation, bit crushing and alien warping of both the sampled sounds and the preset sounds. Connections can be made at any time and often have completely different effects depending on which sound is being used. The patchbay method allows hundreds of different effects to be produced with single or multiple patching cables. Installing the patchbay means that the internal speaker must be removed from the machine but the audio output jack is still fully functional.
Patching Sources and Switches - This consists of four RCA phono sockets that can be used as 'sources' for some of the most useful patchbay connections. Each socket has its own associated switch which can turn on/off any effect made by patching between the patching sources and the main patchbay. Many of the most dramatic and useful effects available can be controlled in this way.
6 Alteration Switches - These control effects that are either useful to have available without patching or are not available using the patchbay. These switches are very effective when used with the auto-accompaniment features to create all kinds of drum fills, glitching loops and disturbing lounge music.
Soft Reset - In the event of a lock up / crash this button will usually reset the machine without having to turn it off and losing any stored samples.
Trigger input - a trigger input for the 'one key play' function of your SK-1. This enables you to trigger the SK-1 sequencer exactly as if you were pressing 'one key play' using any drum machine with a 'TRIG' output. We have tried it successfully with a Kawai R-100, Roland TR707 / 626 and a Boss DR-110 and it also seems to work with the Gate output of a Philip Rees MIDI-CV converter. This mod allows you to sync up your SK-1 with your MIDI sequencer tracks without getting a full on MIDI retrofit.
Vraagprijs is 175 euro.
Uitleg van de bends van de site:
Polyphony Drop Switches - These controls consist of five switches on the front of the unit which can individually turn on/off one voice of polyphony (the sk-1 has 4) each or mute the percussion. This is useful for thinning down a huge wash of sound, isolating one voice which is producing a particular sound or removing an individual voice from the overall output that may be affecting a loop.
Patchbay - This consists of 16 RCA phono sockets that can be linked together using standard phono cables. Each connection made produces different effects including all kinds of sample destruction, distortion, chopping, sample splicing, ring modulation, bit crushing and alien warping of both the sampled sounds and the preset sounds. Connections can be made at any time and often have completely different effects depending on which sound is being used. The patchbay method allows hundreds of different effects to be produced with single or multiple patching cables. Installing the patchbay means that the internal speaker must be removed from the machine but the audio output jack is still fully functional.
Patching Sources and Switches - This consists of four RCA phono sockets that can be used as 'sources' for some of the most useful patchbay connections. Each socket has its own associated switch which can turn on/off any effect made by patching between the patching sources and the main patchbay. Many of the most dramatic and useful effects available can be controlled in this way.
6 Alteration Switches - These control effects that are either useful to have available without patching or are not available using the patchbay. These switches are very effective when used with the auto-accompaniment features to create all kinds of drum fills, glitching loops and disturbing lounge music.
Soft Reset - In the event of a lock up / crash this button will usually reset the machine without having to turn it off and losing any stored samples.
Trigger input - a trigger input for the 'one key play' function of your SK-1. This enables you to trigger the SK-1 sequencer exactly as if you were pressing 'one key play' using any drum machine with a 'TRIG' output. We have tried it successfully with a Kawai R-100, Roland TR707 / 626 and a Boss DR-110 and it also seems to work with the Gate output of a Philip Rees MIDI-CV converter. This mod allows you to sync up your SK-1 with your MIDI sequencer tracks without getting a full on MIDI retrofit.
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