MATRIXSYNTH: Serge Modualr Synthesizer Prototype - New Flickr Set


Monday, May 22, 2006

Serge Modualr Synthesizer Prototype - New Flickr Set

flickr by wayneandwax. Title link takes you to more.

5 comments:

  1. wohaaa amazing setup!

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  2. If only every surface of our world was a Serge.

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  3. yeah, that serge is amazing. they've got a helluva buchla there, too. i put up some pictures from last year's tour, since so many people seem to enjoy this sort of thing. the world could use more synth nerds, for sure.

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/wayneandwax/tags/huseac/

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  4. Serge Modulars seem to be great, but banana jacks? Ewwwwwwww ... I'd go for a Modcan Series B ANY DAY of the week

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  5. I love Banana Jacks way more. Have you actually tried em? I just spent my cash on Modcan Series A. It allows for vastly improved patching.

    You can be far more creative and fun. Patch way faster too. You gotta try it. Pull out a stack of bananas from a Midi->CV and stick em all in an LFO.

    I was a touch skeptical, but am totally sold on the concept now that I've tried it.

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