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Red Army

flickr by tnerm.

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A little blurry but cool.

via mono-poly:
"What happens when mono goes to the Dour festival and listens to Sun O))) live? Yeah he starts to worship satan and after a good recover starts to noodle. Here is a dark drone i did today inspired by the guys from Sun O)))

Ooow gear used:
RSF Kobol
Zero VCO
Bunch of clock dividers
Gate sequencer
Wiard VCO to control the zereo vco
Sub Mux Deluxe
Noise Ring
Plate reverb and Chorus from my Ensoniq Paris

Cheers,
Dennis

Oberheim 2 Voice Sequencer Demo

YouTube via Hobbs360.
"demo of the sequencer function on the oberheim 2 voice"

Adding illuminated wheels to a Minimoog Model D

flickr by info_dump.

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Title link takes you to more shots of how it was done.

Update: you can also read more about this project on Hobby Synth.

Roland VP330 Samples

Title link takes you to the samples. The samples were originally sent into AH via Norman Fay and Mark Pulver broke them apart for sampling and hosted them.

Tr-808

YouTube via losme. via AudioLemon.

Custom Oberheim SEM

In case you missed it, there were some very interesting items pictured in this post, particularly a blue Sidstation and this custom Oberheim SEM. The title link of this post takes you to jesper's page on the SEM with more info.

The following are some comments from jesper in the previous post:
"The other "weird stuff" in the pic is my modified SEM; A "butchered" MS-10 which was wrecked when I bought it and the keys has saved dozens of other machines... ...and yes, the blue Sid is one of two existing AFAIK. The blue panel was a test version produced when Elektron was about to launch the SidStation Ninja (which is black). The former owner picked this up at Elektron in Gothenburg, saw the empty blue body on a shelf and asked if he could have that instead of the stock silver one... I wasn't late to get it when it was up for a trade."

BTW, don't miss the other cute shot of jesper's kids with an EDP Gnat and Wasp on electronic obsession.

Juno 60, controlled via Ableton Live

YouTube via RedRoomNW.
"Running through the abilities and sounds of the Juno 60, connecting to it via the DCB port with a MIDI adaptor and then sequencing with Ableton Live. From Live I am looping a simple Bobby O style rif and running the Juno through its ADSR settings, waveforms, noise filters, chorus, up/down octave, etc..."