ARP Quadra dual phasor - New Flickr Shot

flickr by unrest. Title link takes you to more.

Analogic ACS

7 TM-116 Analog Sequencers and 6 Voltage Quantizers pictured.

Title link takes you there.

Synth Ollie's Custom Stand

Yowsa! via synth ollie.
"This modularsynth stand was made of IKEA TRYGGVE shelf and IKEA VIKA CURRY legs."

PPG Modular on the Bay

Creamware ASB Minimax and Pro-12

Title link takes you to more on Failed Muso.

Creamware.

Klaus Schulze on YouTube

Embedded video is disabled on this one so title link takes you there. Klaus Schulze on the Yamaha CS80.

Boehm Sound Lab

Nice shot of the Boehm Soundlab send my way via Nick. Title link takes you to a bigger shot.

More on Boehm on sequencer.de.

Update: make sure to check out the comments.

Thomas Seelig

Title link takes you Thomas Seelig's site with Max, Cecilia and SuperCollider resources.

via ps in the comments of this post.

Rude 66 and Sugar Experimental Station

Via Gerry:
"First up is dutch electro artist Rude 66. This is a video of his live set from Monox in Glasgow last November. The kit list as far as I remember is as follows:
Roland TR-909
Boss DR-220E
Clavia Nord Micro Modular (used as a vocoder on Shaunna's vocals)
Waldorf Pulse
Alesis MMT8
A Windows laptop running a couple of softsynths
There's also a couple of other things in his rack that I can't identify at the moment.

Rude is a real synth head, a stalwart of the dutch techno and electro scene since the early '90s. As far as I know, his day job is running the CEM studios in Amsterdam, home to a large Serge Modular.

You can see the video at: link
Rude 66's site is at: link

Also shot at Monox is a video of Sugar Experiment Station, aka Neil Landstrumm and Tobias Schmidt.

The boxes getting banged in this video might or might not include:

Elektron Machinedrum
Korg Electribe ESX-1
Korg Electribe ES-1
Zoom FX
Yamaha QY-something sequencer
Clavia Nord Rack
Plus some more hardware that maybe the sharp-eyed will be able to identify.

This video in SVCD mpeg quality is at: link
A smaller Quicktime version resides at: link

Enjoy!

Gerry."

Percussa Audio Cubes

"AudioCubes is a tangible interface for sound design and exploration, under development at PERCUSSA. The interface consists of an arbitrary number of plastic cubes. Each of the cubes is capable of sound processing.

The cubes can be connected to a computer and can be programmed to process sound signals. By positioning and moving the cubes relative to each other, sound processing can be changed and a variety of sounds can be quickly designed and explored."

Title link takes you there. Make sure to check out the videos while there.