Folktek Music Box

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via this auction

Remember this post on Folktek? Here's another item by them.

"The Music Box is a simple and primitive designed controller. A sequencer equipped with 18 banana patch points for controlling patchable analog synthesizers or any patchable music system. It is something of an artifact. Every switch, the cranking system, the panel, the triggers - all hand built.

The concept is simple. Turn the crank to activate switches and create a sequence...Each of the 9 switches has 2 banana patch cables associated with it. The Music Box is built into an extremely beautiful and very well built antique case (lab no. 107). We consider this piece a true usable work of art - designed as though it were locked away in a mad scientists attic for 100+ years and just now discovered."

Folktek website.

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EMS 16 x 16 Matrix Patch Bay

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Sent my way via daddio of tapewarm.com.

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ARP 2600 Meets the MacBeth M5

Three shots via ReWire.

Drum Machines

Title link takes you to a couple more shots of the Sequential Circuts TOM, Oberheim Drummer, Korg ER-1, and JoMoX Resonator sent my way via Brian Comnes.

"The TOM rocks - pitchable, reversible and stackable samples, real time over dub sequencing with auto-repeat ......and then you should hear what the M-resonator does to it - floor shaker par excellence"

Analog Systems Sound Samples

Title link takes you to a slew of samples of the Analog Systems modular with details for each.

John Duval - Hells Canyon

"This CD was recorded mostly on a Serge modular analogue music system with a little help from a few traditional keyboard synths. Most of the tracks were recorded all at once with little overdubbing and at least half the tracks were recorded as they were being composed with little or no rehearsal. No computers were used in the recording process but a small pro tools system was used in the final assembly just to put things together.The tracks that have overdubbings were eventualy mixed "live", that is, the mix was part of the performance."

Title link takes you there. The full CD is available for streaming.

Anyware Sequencer

Remember this? Looks like it's taking shape. Title link takes you to more info on sequencer.de including a sample.

MoogSatelliteunitLogo

flickr by newOrderBoy.

title link takes you to more.

Update: Just saw these on this auction.

Bent-It

Title link takes you to some interesting samples and images of various bends via Bent-It. Note that I try to limit how much bent stuff I put up. This site just struck out to me.

This one via SoNiCbRat.

For more Circuit Bent content in general, visit the excellent GetLoFi.

Techman Modular

Title link takes you to a post on sequencer.de on Techman Modular. I can't see the image in the post or get to the Techman site myself, but hopefully you can. I'm guessing it's ISP problems on my end. I'll just have to try later.

Thanks to Moogulator of sequencer.de for sending me the image for this post.






Here's the list of modules from sequencer.de (links after the hop):

Modules in Top Cabinet 2 (Left to Right)
1 x CGS 26 Analog Logic
1 x Equinox VC Phaser
1 x Triple VCA
1 x Sample & Hold & Slew Generator
1 x State Variable Filter
1 x Supperladder 3
1 x Control 3
1 x Octal Resonator
1 x Voltage Contolled ADSR/VCA
1 x Dual Lag
1 x CGS 29 Wavemultiplier
1 x Dizzy Power Distribution Board (mounted on rear panel)
Based mainly on Oakley modules designed by Tony Allgood at Oakleysound
& Homebrew P3 Sequencer DIY Version