TB-303 horror

flickr by Boneless one (click for a few more).

click here for the full size shot.

Flying Flanger Sequenz

YouTube via technics1000. via Nusonica. "roland mc 909 synth-sampler"

Synthekicks

flickr by Synth... (click for more)

"My bro got a new pair of chuck t's, so he gave em to me and I went to town on em..."

Converse, shoes.

MMM Demo via Inside Synthesis

click here for the demo. It's a good one.

The Orchestra Of The Damned

via Richard Lainhart of O-Town Media:

"Friends: just in time for Halloween, a new piece for Buchla 200e and Continuum - The Orchestra Of The Damned. Go here and scroll down to the Audio section for the MP3. I played this live entirely with the Continuum - no sequencing or multitracking involved. I hope you enjoy it."

RSF kobol synthesizer

YouTube via practicalsampling. via Nusonica.
Update via yusynth in the comments:
"These videos are now available in a larger format on the RSF site. Click on the Kobol jack socket, then scroll down to the bottom of the page, or use this direct link "

XL-7 "Alleviation"

YouTube via nem221.
"E-MU XL-7 Synth Multi Track Sequencer Command Station.Live in the studio performance of "Alleviation"(first person viewpoint)by the artist/producer NewManiac.Check out the interview at http://www.vivianlsharpcommunications..."

Commodore 64c Tracks

In case you missed the update to this post, some samples have been added.

SEQ. V3 testing

YouTube via tobsenteque. via Nusonica
"This demonstrates not programming skills but some features of the www.uCApps.de Sequencer. Thanks to Thorsten Klose for his awesome work!!!

This device is not finished yet, but by now i can say - its a weapon!!! The Video has been taken while exploring some functions on this sequencer, only a few are shown on this - for more check http://www.ucapps.de/midibox_seq.html"

Suzanne Ciani on Gearwire

click here for the video on Gearwire. It's a good one. It of course touches on her introduction to electronic music at MIT followed by meeting Don Buchla and going to work for him. She talks about how she was very committed to non-keyboard synths and how she thought keyboards were an inappropriate interface for synthesis. Fascinating stuff. And... She pronounces Buchla, Boo-kla. So much for those that told me it was Buck-la. ;) I can finally go back to pronouncing it the way I had been all these years... life is better.