MATRIXSYNTH

Modular LED Voltage Monitor

Pretty simple. Plug it in and monitor your voltage. Title link takes you to the post on sequencer.de.

Art Of Noise (alive version)1984 on YouTube

Via Chris Strellis on AH:

"In the AH archives there has been a few requests for the latest/last OS for Oberheim's DPX-1 sample player. Well having just acquired one which fortunately has the last OS V2.2, I've read the EPROMs and I'm making the binary files available.

Analogue content? Well there are 8 SSM 2045 VCF/VCA ICs in there - same a Emu Emax - (and 5 SSM2300 to boot).

Right - now to add Cut-off and Resonance pots to it :)

Cheers

Chris

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JH. Matrix FX

Remember the this post? BTW, if you do, you've been coming to this site for a long time, so cheers. : ) Well, here it is in the flesh. Click here for the latest details.

casperelectronics

I just dicovered this blog via alex in the comments of this post. Title link takes you to casperelectronics.

Update: Be sure to check out the casperelectronics photo album. Ack, I see some real synths in there. Hopefully they aren't circuit bent.

Update: The synth in the picture is a Casio SK-1 with a break out box similar to this one. You can see a better shot of it with caption here.

Also it looks like I featured a YouTube video by casperelectronics back on April 14. Here it is embedded:

The Speak & Math

We all know about the Speak & Spell. Check out the Speak & Math. Title link takes you to a post on casperelectronics. Thanks goes to alex in the comments of this post.

This one obviously circuit bent.

Analog Synthesizers on YouTube

You might recognize this one from this previous post. When I put it up, Marc Doty was the name on the video. Now it's AutomaticGainsay. I thought it was kind of interesting considering he also put up the videos on the Minimoog and the Roland SH1000 below.