Buchla 200e Night Strafe

Remember the 200e By Night? Title link takes you to a video by Todd. Wow. You have to see and hear this. "Everything but the lead was done in one pass on the 200e, the lead is a JP-8."

Thanks Todd!

YMO Day Tripper Live on YouTube

This one sent my way via Pete. Thanks Pete!

Tangerine Dream's Christopher Franke's Modular

via Nick

"please find in a attachment a picture, which is part of a research I do for the 80's modular rack equipment of Tangerine Dream's Christopher Franke. The most elements about the rack's contents I found in an 1981 article of UK magazine 'Electronics & Music Maker'. Part of it, as you will see in the picture -upper corner, was a compination of two revolutinary drum modules (using EPROM samples, were custom made for Franke) and an sequencer module (the "rhythm robot") This drum amchine can be heard in "Exit" (1981) and mostly in "White eagle"(1982)albums. Would be helpful if readers and viewers could help intentifying the unknown parts of this thing, which is essentially the 1980 hardware equal of "Reason"!
Thank you very much - Nick"

Thank you! If you can help, feel free to post in the comments.

Update: Make sure to check out the comments. Some fascinating stuff coming in.

Ryuichi Sakamoto + SKETCH SHOW - War and Peace (Live 2004) on YouTube

YMO in 2004. The caption reads:
"HUMAN AUDIO SPONGE LIVE
sonarsoundtokyo2004
Yukihiro Takahashi,Haruomi Hosono,Keigo Oyamada and Ryuichi Sakamoto visual: Ryoichi Kurokawa 10th October,2004 at Yebisu Garden Hall,Tokyo"

Via wikipedia: "The principal members were Haruomi Hosono (bass), Yukihiro Takahashi (drums) and Ryuichi Sakamoto (keyboards)."

matrixsynth2 - New Flickr Shot

flickr by cray5656, who gave us this wonderful set.

Funny. : ) Thanks cray5656! Now I just need one of those mirror effects where you see the site within the site, within the site,...

Wonder what Matrixsynth1 was. Hmm....

Update: here's the post where this was taken from.

New Moroco Synth Coming?

via Ken MacBeth

"I am currently prototyping the moroco stereo synthesizer- it is the moroco and more- twice the height in rackspace too…"

Sequencer.de found the the above on his forum. The image to the left is the old Moroco taken from MacBeth Studio Systems.

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

I'm starting to visualize walls of MacBeth - M5s, Morocos, M3Xs...

Moogmania

Nice shot. Note that's all new Moog - Voyager, Moogerfoogers and control expanders. And a Future Retro Mobius thrown in for good measure. Not sure what that is sitting on top of the speaker on the lower left. It looks like a Roland MC-202 at first glance but it can't be with two rows of keys. Also not sure what sitting in the middle of the right rack beneath the control expanders. If you know feel free to comment.

Shot pulled from this sequencer.de post.

david_kristian-moog - New Flickr Shot

flickr by gentle bakemono

Moog Source

The Bob Moog Foundation Newsletter #1

"On August 21, 2005 my father died. He was a great and gentle man who left his mark on the world forever. During the past year my family and I have discussed many ways in which we could carry on his work and his legacy.

We have decided to establish the Bob Moog Memorial Foundation for Electronic Music, with a few carefully chosen objectives, each tied to his life and work.

Today, we invite you to join us. Please visit our new website www.moogfoundation.org

Sincerely,

Michelle Moog-Koussa
Director, The Bob Moog Foundation

Our Goals

The Foundation has set forth the following as its initial objectives:

Endowed Scholarships
The Bob Moog Memorial Museum
Outreach Programs for Disadvantaged Students
Special Events for Electronic Music
Read more...

MoogCasts | Documentary Podcast

We're developing a documentary series that features artists playing Moog Music instruments.

This first episode features Perpetual Groove, a rock n' roll band, with every member playing at least one Moog.

What's a podcast? That's on the site, too.

Listen now...

Supporting the Foundation

We have vision. We have determination. To carry out our intentions to honor Bob’s legacy, we need money.

Please consider making a contribution to our Foundation. You may choose to give now, or make a pledge to give over time. Every contribution counts.

We also need you to spread the word--forward this email to friends, colleagues, and anyone interested in the work and legacy of Dr. Bob Moog.

Support the Foundation..."

MOS-LAB Modular on YouTube

Remember the MOS-LAB Moog Modular Clone?
Here's a video sent my way via Yves of Yusynth. Audio begins at :38. "My good friend Seb Mooumon who DIYed a clone of a Moog modular has just put a demo video on youtube of its system with the COTK sequencers." MOS-LAB