MATRIXSYNTH: Friday, June 1, 2007


Friday, June 01, 2007

Dr. Böhm Hobbyton - the self build stylophone


YouTube via retrosound72

"Dr. Böhm is a german organ factory. The Hobbyton is a good dubreq stylophone clone with a different square wave sound and vibrato from the late 70`s. See also: link. Sorry of the bad sound quality of my little web cam ;-)"

MOOG The Source

Title link takes you to shots via this auction. Details (Anyone know more about the "crazy source" issue?):
"Moog The Source Analog Monophonic Synthesizer, Model 341A, serial #4364. Unit has been superbly maintained, it was calibrated and checked two years ago, and since then has been used very sparingly. Unit powers and produces sound, all features work properly, memory is proper (unit was serviced for "crazy source" problem), membrane panel is flawless, aluminum casing is minimally scratched.

Cosmetically, this synth is as good as any you will find. The photos speak for themselves. The side wood panels show a little on the corners, and there are some scratches on the rear panel near the power outlet and along the bottom of the casing. However, as the pictures show, this is all very minimal. The face of the synth is flawless, all keys work properly, and both the pitch and mod wheels move as they should.

This synthesizer was used in the studio by the band Zombi on their earliest material, as well as appearing on the albums "Cosmos" and "Surface to Air". Many of the presets still exist in the memory. On the bottom left side of the synth, the words "Zombi" and "Pittsburgh" have been stenciled with white paint. This was done after watching Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii. This is not visible in the normal playing position, and in no way effects the sound of the instrument.

This instrument has never seen action outside of a studio while it has been owned by me. By the looks of it, it hasn't been part of a live performance ever.

Unit will ship in the original box (reinforced with packing material, and another larger box encasing it). Included is the original manual and a power cable."

Roland GR-33B Bass Guitar Synthesizer

Title link takes you to shots via this auction.

Low Pass Filter Visualization


YouTube via stretta.
"A graphical illustration of how a square and saw wave collapse into a sine wave by filtering out the upper harmonics."

Access Virus TI Goldfilter

Remember this post? Looks like it finally went up for auction.
Details:
"Welcome,
You are bidding on the one-off, Limited Edition, Access Virus TI Polar known simply as Goldfilter, as created by Access in Germany . This synth is the only one of its kind, mint, unused and still in its original box. Obviously I had to take the pictures ( to be fair, the gold and silver didn't come out as great as I'd hoped ), so it has been removed from its plastic, if only briefly. Don't let the pictures fool you, it's a truly beautiful instrument in real life. To be completely honest with you, I also switched it on once and pressed a few keys just to grin, stupidly, but that's it. Pictures of the actual unit on sale can be found in the Goldfilter gallery, here. Specs for the multiple award-winning TI Series can be found here, on the Access website.

This unit is now for sale to avid collectors and synth buffs alike. No chancers please, this is a legitimate sale.

Timeline
This listing or bidding process will continue until June 9th ‘07 after which the highest bidder will become the owner of this one-off instrument.

Enquiries
Any enquiries regarding this sale may be made through the Goldfilter website : www.gold-filter.com"

05 31 07

flickr by Corey Holms.

Another great miniature-like shot.

Oakley Envelope Follower and Gate Extractor (EFG)

Via Tony of Oakley Sound on the AH list:

"Ceri at Oakley Modular has just told me that the Oakley 'Envelope Follower and Gate Extractor' boards and pot kits have been reinstated. Board and pots are in stock now."

Rhodes Chroma

via Chris Ryan on the always great Rhodes Chroma list:

"Mark David has kindly contributed all the supporting materials for
the work he did in 2000-01 on his 'Windows Interface for the Rhodes Chroma.'

There is:
documentation on overall design
circuit design
server object library
Windows components for Chroma/ computer communication
client design and
an FAQ,
along with source code (see the Server Object Library page).

Mark writes, 'I did this all when I had a few contiguous un-employed months in 2000, and I'm highly unlikely to be able to help answer any questions now - as those synapses in my brain have been re-purposed." Mark is making this material "freely available to whomever wants to make use of it.'

Thanks, Mark!"

electronic obsession

"Electronic Obsession is an online shop for most kinds of electronic music.

Here you find the pioneers like Kraftwerk together with megastars like Depeche Mode, the charts-period of the early 80's, EBM, gothic, industrial and noise etc. All can be found under the black umbrella of Electronic Obsession.

Be sure to check the news section and join the mailing list for automatic updates."

Title link takes you there. BTW, before I get inundated with other shops, please realise I ONLY put up posts with SYNTH content, in this case this shot. It's awesome!

Udpate:
Mimer plays the Gnat and Embla the Wasp.

via their proud father Jesper.

Robert Rich DEMF07 #1


YouTube via Project7Sound. The quality is pretty poor, but it does give you and idea of what Robert Rich's shows are like. If you want to see a fairly large modular show, this is your chance. You can find more info on Robert Rich including upcoming shows on his website.

Andromeda A6 Demo via Colin Chung

"the 2ms envelope delay makes it really snap, and I'm only using the fast settings for the engine optimiser, not the clicky ultra setting.

basicly a sync tone, arp'ed and latched on the A6, delay is from A6. Then I was mucking with the settings etc There is some convultion reverb from the back of a van for ambience :P"

Title link takes you to the clip

Sherman FilterCat

via CatSynth.com.
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