Percussa Audio Cubes

Remember Percussa's Audio Cubes? They are now available. Title link takes you to the updated Percussa site where you can find more info. You can also see more shots here.

Previous Percussa posts

Bleeeeeps in Spaaaaaace

flickr by Dr. Bleep.

Bleeplabs

Roland Jun0-60

flickr by Ben Burling.

3/09

flickr by polaranta.

Roland SA-09, SH-09, RS-09

Suzuki Tronichord

flickr by mrkbrz.

Update via GKG in the comments:
"This site has a short example"


Depeche Mode - In The Studio (2008) - Web Clip #9
Update via Jose in the comments: "The great Martin Gore using a Tronichord. It sure sounds interesting."

moog_theremin_1956

flickr by Al Q.

Roland Jupiter-8

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction.

Samples at the auction while it's up. Note this one has Encore MIDI.

Update: I went ahead and mirrored the samples here.

Update: Note the auction and the samples were from hexfix93 of velvet acid christ.

MFB-SYNTH VIDS

MFB-SYNTH LITE II


MFB Synth II


MFB Synth II video 2

YouTube via shleedance. Title link takes you to more.

em1x - messing around

YouTube via http://youtube.com/watch?v=ksyJdbPIMMg">909techno.

Mimì and TB-303

via CatSynth.com.

ARP 2600

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction. I actually grabbed smaller shots of this same set back here. These are much larger.

Keytek CTS-2000

Click here for shots pulled via this auction.

Details:
"333 digital sampled wareforms * Control of up to six wave tables per voice *Complete analog processing for each voice * 8 voice polyphonic w/ two digital oscillators per voice * 48 user presets each storing all parameters * 61 key weighted w/full dynamic control."

Analog? Anyone know more about this unit?

Sequential Circuits Prophet 2000

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction.

EML Poly Box

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction.

Details:
"Poly-Box is a pitch following variable chord generator controlled by your synthesizer and Poly-Box's own keyboard with built-in memory. Poly-Box takes a single pitch from your synthesizer and creates two banks of pitch sources. Each pitch bank contains 13 simultaneously available pitch sources at precise semitone intervals - covering an entire chromatic octave. The pitch banks may be in the same or different octaves, and can cover the range from one above to three octaves below the synthesizer oscillator."