MATRIXSYNTH

KORG Poly 61 Mods Site

Update: the site with details is no longer available. It contained:

- Direct parameter accesses to the VCF (volume days control LED filter, cut off and Resonance)
- Direct parameter accesses to the ADSR (envelope generator, Attack and Decay)
- Control inlets for cut off and Resonance, gate trigger (multiple gate Out)
- Suboszillator for DCO1/2 (different variants)
- LFO (Low frequency oscillator) to the modulation of the VCF (cut off/Resonance)
- Structure of a further envelope generator (application suggestion, not tested)

via sequencer.de

Wizoo Books - Visual VST/i-Programming - Programming with Synth Edit

"You want your very special VST effect or VST Instrument? This e-book will show you an easy way how to do it even without any skills in higher programming languages like C or C++. Thanks to SynthEdit it is so simple to connect modules via virtual cables like wiring a musician's setup or a modular synthesizer. This book will also provide you with various background info on how audio effects and synthesis work.
This is the easiest way to start successful VST/i programming.
Required system for SynthEdit: Win 98/ME/XP"

Title link takes you there.

Yamaha SY77- 48 patches in 5 minutes

YouTube via grondo2001.
"Me going through 48 patches of "Best of DX" floppy on the SY77. For more go to shepit.blogspot.com"

Mutations - Free Ableton Operator Patches

"Mutations is a collection of over 100 racks specifically designed for Ableton's Operator synth. Programmed by some of Ableton's own sound designers exclusively for Puremagnetik, Mutations fully explores the sonic possibilities of Ableton's Rack format and FM synthesis. Mutations is a free download" via Sonic State.

Harvey & Casio

flickr by Neil Vance.

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Cosmic Shenggy

The caption to this shot reads:

"my husband:MS20"

Title link takes you there.
via SoNiCbRaT

DSI Prophet '08 Prototype

I totally missed this in this previous post, but the shots are apparently of the prototype Prophet '08. To start, note the panel graphics in relation to the pitch and mod wheels vs. the images on the DSI site. Thanks goes to one of the anonymous in the comments of the prior post.