benjolin + Phonogene = Sweet Love (short version)

Published on Jul 13, 2013 Epoch Modular·7 videos

"This is a little piece I put together using an epoch modular benjolin (Rob Hordijk) and a Make Noise Phonogene. I am also using using a synthwerks force sensing resistor module to trigger the rungler loop function periodically. Aside from that, all of the control voltages are from the benjolin: Triangle A to organize, triangle B to gene shift, Rungler to Gene size, PWM to slide. Oh, and I am also running the phonogene trigger output into the benjolin's filter cutoff cv to add some extra warps and bleeps. The sample is from Stephen Scott's album Vikings of the Sunrise. Oh yeah! I almost forgot. I'm also running the filter output from the benjolin into the phonogene and using the mix knob to bring some of it in here and there."

Rare Synther Frank-T

This one in via marcel spotted on hispasonic.

"The Synther Frank-T is a replica of the minimoog was manufactured in the 70 in Mataró (Spain) very rare of find."

Googlish translation from the post: "I can say that just looks like a MS20 and me, it sounds like a more metallic MiniMoog. The three mini jacks you have in the top, not trim, are connected to a super plate ... but not to serve."