FreqBox vs Virus Pt-02 (Toys 'n Noise)

YouTube via Analogger. Follow up to this post.
"This time I put the FreqBox thru the Lowpass Filter. Again into the Access Virus. A Roland MPU-101 gated the Virus and also step modulated the oscillator frequency on the FreqBox. I put the osc in both "synced" and "non-synced" modes. I basically just hit the low E string on my guitar with a couple other notes thrown in when I wasn't twisting knobs. The rhythm pattern comes from my sequencer which is triggering the Virus. The Virus is set to "external input" so there is no internal sound...just that which is being fed into it from the FreqBox."

Follow up to this vid.

Atomo Labs Mochika Sequencer

images via this auction.

"hand built Analog sequencer synthesizer created by Alfredo Aliaga for Atomo Labs.

This synth features one square and saw waveform VCO (voltage controled oscillator) with a huge pitch range, from subsonic to ultrasonic sound

One square and triangle waveform LFO (low frequency oscillator), that modulates the VCO for the vibrato effect creating old school arcade Atari-like sounds.

White noise generator that triggers the VCO and can create percussion like sounds.

8 step Sequencer with note on/off switch and pitch knob for each step

It features a 1/4 inch audio output, 1/4 inch CV Output (to control other analog gear), 1/4 inch Clock input (gate in, to sync whit an external analog clock, like another analog sequencer), 1/4 inch Gate/clock output.(to sync whit other analog gear using the Mochika's internal clock)

Also the instrument is ligthed with 2 red ultra bright leds that indicates the LFO and Sequencer Rate, and 8 red ultra bright leds to indicate the step that is being played. Very useful when you play it on a dark stage.

The Analog Sequencer is packed in a cool cristal acrilic case that shows all the hand made analog circuitry.

The instrument is powered directly from 110V or 220V AC, rubber feet, and comes with operation manual.

Dimensions: 9 inch(W), 7 inch(D), 3 1/4 inch(H. incuded rubber feet and knobs)"

More info including vids and samples on www.atomolabs.blogspot.com. Also see the previous posts under the MORE link directly below.

1977 PAiA 8780 Equally Temepered Digital /Analog converter

via this auction

D/A in 77. Anyone know what these were specifically used with?

1968 ACE TONE

images via this auction.

Anyone know how the strings sound on these?

Waldorf XTk

images via this auction.

Bugs in My Synth!

click here for the money shot and the details.

Roland TR-626

via .alex_inglizian. in the comments of this post

Mini DIY Analog Synth

images via this auction. via sequencer.de

Details google translated (not much, but there you have it):
"From acute lack of space we offer some interesting and rare devices, which cannot be stored with us longer. Here construct a similar to Synthesizer to. Unchecked - for amateur handicraftsmen. Professional packing guarantees.

The insured dispatch within Germany: 10,00 €."

PNW Synth Gathering 2007

click here for more images of the event. The MMM as you can see was shown. Some good samples and video should be coming in the next few days.

Highlights incude:
DIY modulars
Synthesizers.com
Analog Systems French Connections
The Thereminchello
Korg Lambda
SIMMONS V
and more

my corporate office

flickr by mtritter

click here for the full size shot

Eurorack Modular Synthesizer September 2007

click here for more flickr shots via vcovcfvca.