MATRIXSYNTH

ARP Odyssey Model 2821 Synthesizer

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Monster & Maskiner live i Headspin to Backspin

YouTuve via jourtor.

Yamaha SK-50D

YouTube via fotoplastikon.

"Fotoplastikon performing 'Inferno' theme on Yamaha SK50D with Dynacord VRS-23 reverb.
Drums: Trax - Drums Power (Part 1)"

YouTube via robotpickle.

"perhaps the geekiest thing ever. a video of a song entirely made up of sounds from the Casio CZ101 synthesizer. i wrote and produce the song and put together this gem of a video. its very sexual. look at my stubby hands with fat fingers. you know what they say about stubby fingers. THICK"

Update: This was originally sent my way via Chris on 11/8/6. I accidentally double posted this. I removed the prior post as this one has comments.

Minimoog Videos by retrosound72

Moog Minimoog and Roland TR-707

Moog Minimoog Demo part2

YouTubes via retrosound72 (click for the rest of retrosound72's synth videos).

Roland JD-800 Synthesizer

YouTube via retrosound72.

ms2000 HDR

flickr by dpcamp.

KORG MS2000

Coachella 2007: Air

flickr by headphonic.

Title link takes you to more.

Roland VP-550 Vocal & Ensemble Keyboard

PAiA 4700

Title link takes you to a few larger shots of the PAiA in this Craigslist post. Via Noah. Click the image to the left for a bigger shot.

Bob plays the HotHand

YouTube jkjelec. Via Kyle.
"Bob plays a modular synthesizer using two HotHand controllers from Source Audio. Sorry about the sideways part; it goes to a normal orientation about a third of the way through"

Update via Dave in the comments: "Bob Chidlaw is a legend and it was really cool hanging with him... a bit daunting maybe. It was like, 'Hi, I was the chief scientist at Kurzweil for 20 years." "Oh hi... I draw hamsters.'"

Some detail on the HotHand:
"The patent-pending Hot Hand™ family of products allows you to control audio effects through either hand or body motion. Consisting of a small feather-weight motion sensor and a floor-based control box, Hot Hand gives you a completely new means of expressive control without being limited by a pedal. Each unit groups a family of similar effects with enough selection and control to create hundreds of different sounds. Each product features a simple user interface, so there is never a difficult learning curve. These are our first 3 products, and there are many more to come."