Polysics - Domoarigato Mr.Robot

Embedding is dissabled for this video. Title link takes you there. Features a Novation K-Station, Nord Lead 2, Korg Polysix and more.

MOTM Modules

http://www.synthtech.com

MOTM-450 Fixed Filter Bank
MOTM-510 WaveWarper
MOTM-520 Cloud Generator
MOTM-600 MicroSequencer (uSeq)
MOTM-650 4 Channel MIDI-CV Converter
MOTM-950 Triple Output Power Supply (ECC version also available)
MOTM-990 Connector Board

Aliens Project Toy of the Month - Korg MS50

Title link takes you there. Samples online.

via sequencer.de.

Formanta UDS (aka Rokton) soviet analog drum synthesizer

flickr by polaranta.

WC Olo Garb home studio, Poland.

flickr by polaranta.

Another of WC Olo Garb. BTW, I'm noticing that the site search uses Google sitesearch and pretty much sucks. More results come up when I use the internal blogger search. If anyone knows how to use that for the site's search engine, please post a comment.

PAiA's New Website

Looks like a new website is in the works. Title link takes you there. The old site is curretly still up on http://paia.com/.

Vocoder im Vergleich

Title link takes you to a page listing a ton of vocoders with samples, images and links to more info for each.

EMS 1000 Vocoder pictured.

Haken Continuum Voltage Converter (CVC)

From the makers of the Haken Continuum Fingerboard.

"Even though the Continuum will work adequately with a standard Midi to Control Voltage device, Haken Audio has developed a high resolution converter to fully exploit the fast data rates and ranges of the Continuum. The Continuum Voltage Converter (CVC) generates control voltage signals that are perfectly suited for interfacing with legacy and modern day analog synthesizer systems." Title link takes you there.

Question on Quantity and Quality of Posts

Hi everyone. Believe it or not I've slowly upped the bar as far as what I post. Previously I posted every single thing I came across because you never know who might find value in what. Now there is so much stuff coming in that I think it would be overwhelming and even rude to put it all up. I know I get annoyed when other blogs post too much - I simply can't keep up and it actually pisses me off when more comes in. Sometimes I end up giving up. I don't want that to happen here. Typically I post between five and twenty posts a day. Is this too much? Annone annoyed with how much I post? One thing that concerns me is putting up new posts when people are engaging in the comments of another post, as that post gets pushed down. Is that annoying or not a biggie as you can just scroll down? Also, I only show three days worth of posts on the page, so scrolling is limited to that and then it's the archives.

So I'm just curious what you all think? Should I leave things as is or up the bar a little? A lot of what goes up is obviously personal taste, so upping the bar for me might not necessarily be upping the bar for you, but, what it would result in is possibly fewer posts. Let me know what you think. If no one comments I'll assume no one cares and/or whatever I do is fine.

Homemade Cathode Ray Tube Oscilloscope by Nyle Steiner

YouTube via nylesteiner. Nyle Steiner, of steiner-parker/synthacon fame.
Via Seth Nemec of bananalogue.com.