David Morley's Website

Title link takes you to David Morley's website. Enjoy.

Via sequencer.de.

Kenton Prototype Controllers for Ableton Live

Nice design and they are looking for a name.

"We have made a couple of prototype controllers intended for use with Ableton Live or similar software. Neither unit has a final name at the moment and are temporarily being called AB Mini and AB DJ. If you have suggestions for better names or for improvements to the designs, please let us know."

Title link takes you there. Via CDM.

Ionic Performer - New Shots

Remember the Ionic Performer Synthi AKS clone? Click here for some shots posted by Paul Sop. BTW, he is looking for someone to repair it. If you know of anyone that can tackle something like this feel free to comment.

Also, turns out Paul Sop is none other than Doktor Future! : )

"Hi Matrix. Ionic Performer is Mine. (Doktorfuture = Paul Sop). BTW. Title takes you somewhere else. Pictures are: here

It is a really great synth. Just like an EMS. I'm gonna mod it up to the hilt with lots of madness. Probably change its effect section to be a few pedals.

Check the Ionic Performer page by: Dennis Bathory-Kitsz. It has MP3's.

Serge Sequencer Panel

Via this auction.

Devowski - Synth Graffiti

You might remember Bossa Nova and Synthesize It. Here are two more by devowski, hero below and tetnis to the left. Title link takes you the flickr set.

Classic Synth Effects Machine!!! - New Flickr Shots

flickr by shjauzmn.

Title link takes you to more.

Studio Repair Gear P*rn

Title link takes you there. Via sequencer.de.

Seekers SMS1000 and Update on the SMS 2000

It just gets better. Check out the updates on the SMS 2000 post. I think we finally have a contendor to the Bahn Sage. Is the SMS 2000 real or not?

Click here for more on the Seekers SMS1000 pictured. Also check out this site.

Moogfest and the Bob Moog Memorial Fund For Electronic Music

"During the event, Matt Moog, Bob Moog's son, announced the introduction of The Bob Moog Memorial Fund for Electronic Music. Created by Bob's family and friends, the Fund seeks to honor Bob's legacy as an electronic music pioneer and innovator by supporting important electronic musical projects. The Fund is currently supporting need-based scholarships at the University of North Carolina-Asheville, Berklee School of Music, and Cornell University; The Bob Moog Electronic Music Museum; and Electronic Music Outreach Programs to disadvantaged children."

Title link takes you to the full press release on HC. Image via http://moogmusic.com/.

Mr. Morley's Polyfusion

Title link takes you to the post on sequencer.de.