CEM3340-3 - New Flickr Set

flickr by flowthrough. Title link takes you to more. Unfortunately there are too small to read. : (

Update via Jack Astro in the comments: "Here are a few I have found on PDF."

Korg MS10 - New Flickr Shot

flickr by jjohanne.

01:02:03 04/05/06

Play a note when it happens. : )

MIDI Sword Keytar

Music Thing has a post up on the MIDI Sword Keytar spotted on the *bay. Title link takes you to the post. Sweet. Hmm... Why does this make me think of Retarded Animal Babies...

MIDIbox SID

Title link takes you to more on the MIDIbox SID including more designs, samples and info. The MIDIbox SID is based on the Commodore 64 and it's sound chip, the SID.

Morka natt - Hundarna fran soder

Title link takes you to a cool video featuring what sounds like a SID chip (Elektron, MIDIBox SID, HardSID). Via this post on HC.

GMedia Radio Webcast

Interesting. GMedia has an audio webcast up featuring some pieces with GMedia products and coverage of the Musicmesse. Pretty cool idea. Title link takes you there.

Waldorf Will Continue the microQ and Possibly Others

Not only is Waldorf back, but they will continue with some of their previous products. Only the microQ was specifically mentioned. Title link takes you to the post on the German Keys magazine. Babblefished to English below. (whale village = Waldorf : )

"Now it is completely official: The Synthesizer manufacturer whale village was formed new. The key editorship spoke with Stefan Stenzel, franc cutter and Joachim Flor about one of the sensations of the Frankfurt music fair of this year. Beside the continuation and far coil of some established products (for example microQ) there is to be also new, innovative products in the future. We in the next expenditure for key (06/06) on the reestablishment to report in detail and in detail. "

EAR - Livewire & Plan B on One Blue Monkey

Title link takes you there. Video under date under title. Worth noting in the video is mention of the first Steiner-Parker re-incarnation modules that EAR is working on with Nyle Steiner of the Steiner-Parker Synthacon fame. The two modules are the FrequenSteiner filter and the Subdivider.

The final audio capture in the video is pretty funny as well. Oops. : )

Note: Vladimir tells me the server is a little slow as of the time of this posting. I noticed it, but now it's coming up fine on my end.

More on EAR

The Old Crap In The Living Room - New Flickr Shot

flickr by polaranta.