MATRIXSYNTH

at 9/19/2006 05:21:00 AM

Title link takes you to a few more shots of the Korg MS50 on Aliens Project.

via sequencer.de.

at 9/19/2006 05:20:00 AM

flickr by carbon111.

Title link takes you to more synth shots by carbon111.

at 9/19/2006 05:19:00 AM

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction.

Note carbon111 is selling this one, local pickup in the Seattle area. Carbon111 is a stand up guy, so I'd bid with confidence on this one.

at 9/19/2006 05:18:00 AM

flickr by adsomers.

at 9/19/2006 05:17:00 AM

Title link takes you there.

at 9/19/2006 05:13:00 AM

Via CloudOnAFly on this VSE thread:

"After of 2 hours of working in assembly for the Z80 chip on the Game Boy Color. I have emerged victorious finally gaining access to the synth chip. I made this incredibly gritty buzzing ...square wave... that aside...the hardware is pretty sweet you can make your own wave forms, going to mess with that a little later.

contents of the synth chip:
1 quadrangle wave with sweep and envelope
1 quadrangle wave with envelope
1 noise sound generator
1 custom wave form...

essentially it's beautiful...
ps. assembly is a royal pain"

at 9/19/2006 04:52:00 AM

Image and details for the new M3X2 via the MacBeth Studio Systems site.

Details:
"New features of the M3X2 more use of discrete parts- ie, transistors. The ADSR Envelope Generators are entirly new- all transistor based- they are seriously snappy! The Noise Generator is a new design-featuring 'Light Noise' and 'Dark Noise'- totaly variable between both 'colours'...the Filter has been improved upon- as have the oscillators- going back to the Op-Amp/Comparitor/Transistor design... The front panel now features separate CV Inputs to all three Oscillators/Filter/VCA with a +5V Gate input replacing the defunct S-Trig. Each Oscillator has it's own separate output, as does the Filter and the VCA......Oh yes, Analogue Glide has been included too- as well as the Digital Glide built into the MIDI to CV section. There is also a 9 waveform LFO built in featuring Triangle, Saw Up, Saw Down, 5 rectangular shapes and of course Sample and hold...this is an exciting synth in a solid steel, 6U rackspace/angled wedge!"

at 9/18/2006 05:27:00 PM

Title link takes you to the post with one more shot on Music Thing.

at 9/18/2006 08:51:00 AM

Interesting. I missed this on sequencer.de. Apparently Creamware is coming out with knobless rack versions of their ASB line of synths. I don't see any info on the Creamware site as of this post. Title link takes you to more info on sequencer.de.

Here's the Minimax ASB, non rack version.