E-Mu Emulator

Title link takes you to shots via this auction. via Robert.

The #0010 Pro-One via Synthwood

Click here for shots of Pro One #0010 redone by Synthwood with Prophet 5 style knobs and Synthwood custom case. Very nice.

Whoomp: There It Is (Charles Remix)

YouTube via drewtoothpaste.

"This remix was made with an MPC2500. Don't post the songs involved and ruin the surprise for others, please. You'd think this was common courtesy, the whole thing where you don't intentionally ruin someone else's surprise because you managed to see it before them... but, then again, this is YouTube, not Masterpiece Theatre.

I also make comics at http://www.toothpastefordinner.com and http://www.marriedtothesea.com. Won't you check those out?"

ER1 + Evolver (live)

YouTube via Denkitribe. Also checkout ER-1 +KP3(live).
"Excerpt from a streaming live June 3rd. Environmental noises are overdubbed... This is not an actual outdoor live."

Cwejman Acid

YouTube via verstaerker.
"playing some Acid like Sequence with the Doepfer Sequencer & S1 and some drums with the Machinedrum"

Sherman Synth

YouTube via verstaerker.
"playing the Sherman as a Synth controlled by the Machinedrum"

keybdwizrd - Access Virus TI Demo #7 (Devine patch set)

YouTube via keybdwizrd.

"Some favorite patches from the Devine Signature Sound Set."

Percussa Audio Cubes Available in Sets of Two

In case you were interested but couldn't afford the set of four, Percussa now offers its Audio Cubes in sets of two. Title link takes you to more info.

Guess The Studio Pics #3

Two more via Mr. Array. Continuation of this post.

Polysynthi Sketch

via ben:
"I did a little 'sketch' on my EMS polysynthi yesterday and thought you might like to hear it. The polysynthi as you probably know is a very unusual synth:

a] its the only british polysynth [as far as I know]
b] its the first ever synth with built in delay [voltage controlled - very cool]
c] only about 30 were made
d] all the knobs are backwards [they go from 10 to 0 anti-clockwise]
e] it has an odd form of after touch whereby the whole keyboard pivots
down and sends out a CV
f] it looks like something out of playschool
g] its the hardest synth I have ever tried to fathom

actually, its a very limited synth because it uses divide-down technology [a bit like the polymoog] but I like it's quirkiness and put through the lexicon 224 [which came out the same year - 1978] it makes quite a racket"

Title link takes you to the sample. Thanks ben!

Steiner Parker Synthacon

Title link takes you to shots via this auction.