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Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Flying Lotus - Camel/Melt


YouTube via cbsection8
"A video for the Flying Lotus Tracks- Camel and Melt. Just random videos and photos I thought would look cool :)"
some synth spotting
Some I spotted: Fairlight, Synclavier, Roland TR-606 and TB-303, Future Retro Revolution, Buchla, DIY Sequencer (who makes the circular sequencer module again?).

Update via Tor Olav in the comments: "
The circular looking seq is a diy project. The PCBs are Ray Wilson (MFOS) and the format/panel job is as stated in MOTM-ish format, layed out and designed by Thomas White."

You can find some posts featuring it interspersed here.
Posted by matrix at 4/14/2009 07:54:00 PM
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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous4/15/09, 8:27 AM

    Future Retro makes the circular sequencer. They have a new cheaper one too

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  2. matrix4/15/09, 9:04 AM

    Oh, I meant the MOTM looking module in the video, not the Future Retro.

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  3. matrix4/15/09, 9:05 AM

    I updated the post to make it more clear.

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  4. TorO4/15/09, 9:46 AM

    The circular looking seq is a diy project. The PCBs are Ray Wilson (MFOS) and the format/panel job is as stated in MOTM-ish format, layed out and designed by Thomas White.

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  5. matrix4/15/09, 10:09 AM

    Thanks! I've posted it before, just slipped my mind.

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  6. Anonymous9/23/10, 5:46 PM

    too bad no actual synths are used at all

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