Guess The Studio Pics #4

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via Mr. Array:
"as many people have pointed out already, the studio belongs to none other than Lil Jon who is responsible for many hits this past decade. The same Lil Jon who was parodied by Dave Chapelle. The other artist in the photos is Rhymefest who won a Grammy for "Best Rap Song" for co-writing Kanye West's "Jesus Walks".

The video that these shots came from was filmed in March for use in a "making of" promotional video for Rhymefest's new song "Angry Black Man": link

Said "making of" video should be done any day now :)"

the white stripes - icky thump (live jools holland)

YouTube via modecl. Sent my way via Ryan. MOOG Little Phatty.

icky thump - live on jools holland - 06.01.07

electro-music 2007 Shots via Inverse Room

Title link takes you to them. via Inverse Room:

"Hey Matrix! Just got back from Electro-Music 2007...my EM duo The Bemus Point played there, along with dozens of other people. These pics are from yesterday (Sunday)...a very fun event. The owner of those Buchla synths actually let everyone play with 'em. Amazing!"

Awesome. I have yet to get my hands on one myself. One day...

Polysynthi Sketch 2

Part two of this post via ben.

"i've done another polysynthi thing, this time on its own. i recorded it 'pure' with no fx, eq or anything [except for the built-in delay]. i just layered up a few simple parts. its only short though"

Title link takes you to the sample. Thanks ben!

Buchla 106 Six Channel Mixer

via this auction.

Details:
"This is module from the Buchla 100 series. Their catalog describes it as: Two 3-channel mixers with both separate and common outputs and level controls for each input.
Panel Units - 1
You can read more about this and other Buchla 100 series modules here."

via tom

DIY MOOG 904a

Title link takes you to shots via Keith via AH:

"the reason I built my 904A was because there was NOTHING available at the time that sounded anything like it, just approximations.

I happened to be given a 904A front panel, (it was from the Welsh mini people when they were working on moog module re issues), and i thought that the panel needed justice doing to it. There was also the element of challenge and a chance to increase my electronics skills which are very poor.The only original parts are the 3392s and the 4058s which are essential for the sound, you can use modern equivalents but they need offsetting (as in the MOTM-490) to get the right sound, and a couple of the wire wound trims because they happened to be available, nothing else in there is vintage. I made some great friends building that filter, I have a fantastic filter, it cost me much less that a real one and above all I enjoyed the experience.

Oh, nearly forgot, the knobs are original NOS, they make all the difference :o)"

Lider-2

Click here for shots via this auction

Details:
"LIDER-2 guitar synthesizer contains a four independent built-in serial effects: Overdrive + Flanger + Chorus + VCF(3-band EQ)
- Roktone (Overdrive)+ spectrum + suboctaver
- Analog flanger with depth, rate, brightness and widh
- Analog filter (EQ) with level, ton 1-2-3
- Chorus - freq. and detune level
- Dry signal amount wheel
- FX amount wheel
- Amplifier and trigger on/off
- Five rubber foot switchers for quick mix control
- Connections: input, outputs - line (thru), phones, amplifier

Dimensions - 430 x 360 x 120 mm
Weight - 5.00 kgs
WITH HARD TRAVELCACE - 12.00 kgs"

Octave Plateau Family -1

YouTube via wetdragoon

"Experimental Session with Octave Plateau gear & Tape Echoes. 2 Cat SRM controlled by a Catstick. First Cat is processed throught a Korg Stage Echo. The second via a Roland Space Echo.

Filmed & recorded by Nonox from Nonoxprod
Performed by Wetdragoon from oldschool-sound.com"

Casio CZ-3000

Title link takes you to shots via this auction.

Details:
"The CZ-3000 is very much like the CZ-5000, minus the on-board sequencer.
The CZ-3000 synthesizer used the same phase distortion engine as the CZ-101 and the CZ-1000, but added the following features:The synthesizer had eight voices instead of four voices (16 oscillators instead of eight) It was possible to split the keyboard (in other words, have some keys play one sound while other keys played another sound). The synthesizer had 61 keys, not 49 keys There was a built-in chorus effect. Instead of having just a pitch bend wheel, the CZ-3000 had both a pitch bend wheel and a modulation wheel."

The New World of Electronic Music by Walter Sear

via this auction.

Details:
"'The New World of Electronic Music' by Walter Sear
'A practical book that gives the Basic Principles of:
- Sound
- Acoustics
- Electricity
- Magnetism
- Recording Techniques
. . . necessary to understand the Concepts and Functions of the Synthesizer'
Softcover, 131 pages
Cover slightly faded-looking, all else is perfect
Has illustrations depicting acoustic principles, oscillators, EGs, VCAa, harmonic structures, tape techniques, etc."