NAMM via Inside Home Recording

You'll have to weed a little for the synth content, but I'm sure some of you are interested in more that synths as well. Title link takes you to Inside Home Recording where you'll find images and audio of the show. Also... I see they are the source of this Flickr shot, which was the first shot of the Waldorf Stromberg in the flesh that I'm aware of. And hey, they got to hang out with Bert and Ernie.

Rhodes Mark VII Video on Gearwire

Title link takes you there.

The Clavia C3 is now the C1

Thought this was kind of interesting. I first hear of the new Clavia combo organ being referred to as the C3. The text in that post and the text in this Gearjunkies post is your standard press release text, meaning we didn't write it. When I read the title of the Gearjunkies post I thought they had a typo calling it the C1, well, take a look at the label on the image - C1. I head on over to Clavia, and sure enough, it's the C1 now. The PR verbiage has been updated to C1 as well.

Title link takes you to Clavia where you can hear some audio of the C1.

EMS SYNTHI Blog

Because every nun needs a synthi. Title link takes you to a new blog on everything EMS. I won't be posting everything that comes up there, as that would be wrong, so be sure to check back there, or just subscribe to it on your favorite RSS reader. Mine's Bloglines. I'm subbed.

Waldorf Q

Title link takes you to images pulled via this auction.

Roland Jupiter-6

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction.

Korg MS2000R

Title link takes you to one more shot pulled via this auction.

Update: Decided to add the second shot. I probably should have put this one up instead. Note how thin the rack is compared to the keyboard version. Korg should have made the keyboard more sleek like a Nord imo.

Matrixsynth by Brian

Brian Comnes sent in a few shots including this Matrixsynth shot of a Technics WSA1. Title link takes you to the rest including a Redsound Elevata, Oberheim Matrix-6, and the Technics WSA1, all on Matrixsynth green felt. ; )

Thomas Henry's "Electronic Drum Cookbook"

"After a long wait and a lot of work, we're happy to announce that Thomas Henry's "Electronic Drum Cookbook" is now available at Magic Smoke Electronics! The Drum Cookbook contains 54 pages of information and 18 schematics detailing various percussion controllers, tone generators and modifiers. Some reference information and interweb links have also been updated in this new version. Available as a PDF file, the Drum Cookbook can be ordered for $US15 from www.magsmoke.com.

You can also find a sample chapter and other information on our website (including a very low cost trade-in program for owners of "dead tree" Drum Cookbooks)."

The Genoqs Octopus

I just love this shot via fdiskc's NAMM coverage. Brandon put up more shots today, so be sure to check them out.

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