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Synth Patents

In case you missed it, title link takes you a post on Music Thing with various musical instrument related patents found on Google's patent search. Google released the new search service just last week, but I didn't think about searching synth patents. Pictured here is an excerpt from Bob Moog's patent on his High and Low Pass Filters. Pretty cool. Title link takes you to a few more on Music Thing.

Day 62/365

flickr by hep-cat.

Korg Micro Control

Vgermuse Studio Shot 2

No title link. Another shot via vgermuse.

EML-101, Cricklewood Keyboard, Moog Voyager, MOTM, VCS3, EVI-2000, Serge Modular.

Update via Reed in the comments of the previous post: "He just did an album... [link]"

Vgermuse Studio Shot

No title link. Just a studio shot sent my way via vgermuse.

Roland Jupiter-8
Buchla 200e
MOOG Voyager
CME-UF7

Update via Reed in the comments: "He just did an album... [link]"

ARP Odyssey and Little Brother Scan

No title link. Just the shot pulled via this auction. I haven't seen this one before.

via brian comnes.

Flock Of Seagulls - I Ran

YouTube via milla202. Inspired by this thread on VSE. So is it a Roland SH-09, SH-2 or actually an RS-09? Although he's playing more than one note at a time in the vid, which would default to the RS-09, I'm seeing the SH-09 based on the knob placement. What the hell is it with people playing chords on monophonic synths?

Roland SH201 v SH101 Synth Shootout--Gearwire Crosstalk #018

YouTube via gearwire. Via Music Thing. Tom of Music Thing says Gearwire is like Wayne's World for synths. I didn't make that connection until now. Funny! : ) You can see more of their videos here. You be the judge. Regardless, good stuff. Here's the Vocoder video they refer to.

Mystery Synth

See if you can guess what this one is. ; )

via Greg.

Update: Alex got it right in the comments. It's an ornament.

Demo synth AMS-16 and drums ADS-8

"DIY synth AMS-16 and drums ADS-8 presents www.enmusic.by.ru"

YouTube via enginmusic. Sent my way via frederic.

Update: I sent an email to AH asking if anyone had more info on these. The following are the replies:
Florian

"The Drumsynth reminds to a tama TS305/306 series.
The Monosynth is according to a link in the kyrillian text an adaption of Ray Wilsons Soundlab Minisynth and the sequencer is derived from Thorsten Kloses software projects."

Synth Ollie:
"the drumsynth is based om some old e&mm diy-syndrum articles, synbal and syntom II"