MATRIXSYNTH

at 4/25/2006 08:08:00 AM

Click here for a guess the synth post on Subtle Noise Maker. You are looking at a custom cased synth from the 70s. There are samples on the site.

Update: answer is in the comments section of this post.

at 4/25/2006 07:33:00 AM

Title link takes you there.

Update via Duvalle in the comments:

"if you use this link:
http://www.gearwire.com/mov/
you will find more then 50 movies about many other namm 2006 highlights ... "

Off to go check em out. I'll try and spare you all 50 new posts. : )

at 4/25/2006 07:29:00 AM

Title link takes you to a post on VSE discussing the synths used for the soundtrack of Apocolypse now. Check out this Moog modular housed in plexi-glass. I missed this one on VSE. Via Music Thing.

at 4/25/2006 07:25:00 AM

Quite the list. The signing happened this April, 2006 for an auction. Title link takes you to the video link and more info on DVDBorn.

at 4/25/2006 01:15:00 AM

Make sure to check out the gallery.

"Howdy!

A section of new Links have been added to the bottom of the Zeroscillator Pages called "Further Reading on FM Synthesis", (we welcome any other recommended Links on the subject)...

Also, New Pictures have been posted to the Cynthia Customs Album here, as well as new pictures have been added to the Gallery Pages in the GOODIES Section of the Cyndustries Website

Best Wishes!

Cynthia

http://www.cyndustries.com/goodies.cfm"

at 4/25/2006 12:39:00 AM

Title link takes you to more shots including Trent and of course... a cat. Cat spotted and sent my way via Eric Brombaugh. Thanks Eric!

at 4/25/2006 12:38:00 AM

I totally missed this post on Moogulator. What's off about this image? Take a look at this shot. Yep, the multimode filter. Moogulator tracked down Synth Ollie and found out that this unit actaully has an Oberheim SEM pcbn inside. Nice.

at 4/25/2006 12:37:00 AM

Title link takes you there. Love how he projects what he's playing on the screen for the audience to see.

at 4/25/2006 12:36:00 AM

Title link takes you shots of this years Bent 2006 in NYC. Inverse Room's band The Bemus Point played Friday.

"It was awesome--nice crowd, lots of smart, creative people, and was that Moby wandering through the crowd? Here's a few pics...I tried to get some performance shots of The Circuit Bending Orchestra and Mystery Circuits (that's Mike Walters' band, the walkman mellotron dude), but it was too dark.

This is a terrific festival, well organized and great fun. Long may it reign.

Best,
Inverse Room"

Image is Mike Walters' gear, of Mysterycircuits.com.

at 4/25/2006 12:35:00 AM

Title link takes you to three shots sent my way via Brian Comnes.

"Here are 3 shots

The 1934 Clough Brengle beat frequency oscilator by itself, note the the WBEN Shop label, WBEN is Buffalo NY radio , kinda cool tattoo.

Then 2 shots of it in my rig....output is being sent to an Alesis Bitrman then gated by the Korg ER-1, the bit reduction artifacts gets real interesting between 12Khz and 15Khz.

The rest of the rig is a DSI Evolver, Emu XL-1, Oberheim OB-3 and Ableton live.

Sorry no T-shirt or cat in the shot"

Shucks, no cat. ; ) BTW, Brian is referring to the Matrixsynth T (there are only three of us in the world with them at the moment; kinda cool in a way).

at 4/25/2006 12:34:00 AM

flickr by unrest.

at 4/25/2006 12:33:00 AM

flickr by marjoriefair.

at 4/25/2006 12:32:00 AM

flickr by RednoiZ. Title link takes you to more shots worth checking out.

Update via Rednoiz: "It's an elektor formant modular, very well built by an electronicus."

There are also some new shots up - title link takes you to the set.

at 4/25/2006 12:31:00 AM

Ok, I didn't think I'd be putting up another JMJ on YouTube post so soon, but Synthtopia posted this one with a nice walkthrough of his studio. It's a must see. The funny thing is he's sitting there with the interviewer on his couch, when he gets up and takes him for a mini tour of the studio. What's funny is that the studio is filled with synths - Fairlight, Synthi, Arp 2600, modulars, and... this guy sitting behind a mixer. My first thought was the guy must be a permanent fixture in the studio. Over 100k worth of synths are in that room so why not? Just buy a guy and put him in your home studio. "Don't touch the synths! Only the mixer..." : ) Joke aside, anyone know who he is?