blue cherry

YouTube via jasonkramer1.
"quick and dirty 40h kit demo
http://jasonrkramer.com/monome.html"

sonthu1

flickr by watkins.philip.

Purple VCO

Cool star knobs

click here for the full size shot. Title link takes you to a few more shots. I had a hard time picking shots for the post so I went with these three. Star knobs, bringing the modulars to bed and... Note the little tree/plant in the bottom shot.

zia's pov

flickr by King Fader

click here for the full size shot

zia of the Dandy Warhols
Korg MS20
MOOG Voyager

Yamaha DX-11

flickr by covkran.

Title link takes you to more.

Polaris RAM IC Types

"You may find this information especially useful if you're having problems with your existing RAM: such as memory drop outs due to bad ICs, electrostatic damage, etc. Likewise, collectors—such as I—who wish to complete their Rhodes Chroma & Chroma Polaris setups with every possible accessory; might also find this valuable."

Title link takes you to the full article just posted on the Rhodes Chroma site.

Serge TKB Videos

tkb 004


tkb1 002

Vids via consumed's video channel. via Muff Wiggler.

George Harrison's Electronic Sound

I'm finally getting around to reading Analog Days, The Invention and Impact of The MOOG Synthesizer. I just read about George Harrison's solo project, Electronic Sound which featured the MOOG Modular synthesizer. I read about the cartoon version of the modular on the album cover and decided to look it up. Here it. You can find a couple more shots on this site.

Recording info:
Side 1: "February 1969 - Recorded at Esher in Merrie England with the assistance of Rupert and Jostick, The Siamese Twins. George - Moog Synthesiser"



Side 2: "November 1968 - Recorded in California with the assistance of Bernie Krause. George - Moog Synthesiser" Amazon links for each: Electronic SoundAnalog Days

Dave Smith on Keyboard TV

Title link takes you to the vids. When you get there, click on "NEW! Dave Smith" on the left. The Prophet '08 is covered.

Update: Dave Smith and the Prophet '08 is also featured in this month's Keyboard Magazine. It's worth a read although they imply the Prophet-5 was the first completely programmable polyphonic synth. Doh! See if you can name the synths with polyphony before the Prophet-5. The Prophet-5 was the first at something related though.

Meow Modular Synthesizer

flickr by synthesizerman. Guess the modular.
"Meow Meow, Theirs a cat in my synthesizer"

IT'S COMING tb-666 death march tehemed promo

"the tb666 features "sample and hold your own" technology. camera sync still not fixed. tb666 still not done, but i was far enough along that i could not resist temporarily closing it up and taking it up to the studio to mess with it."