Nine Inch Nails - The Hand That Feeds

YouTube via xApocalypso. Sent my way via brian c. I swore I posted this before but I can't find it.
Buchla 200e and ARP Odyssey.

CSS - Alcohol

YouTube via subpoprecords. New vids below. I almost didn't put this up for the lack of identifiable synth content, but then I realized the animation falls under the same category as the synth minatures! So here it is. "Fairlight and ARP Odyssey meets Yamaha CS60, meets KORG MS2000 and an Akai thown in for fun." Definitely a fun song. I'm guessing they actually use little Casio home synths as seen in the video below. If you know what they use feel free to comment. Video description: "Brazil's wonderful party dance explosion CSS have a new video for the song Alcohol off of their debut album Cansei De Ser Sexy. The video was directed by contsest winner/awesome director Jared Eberhardt. Watch some bunnies get drunk ." And for APPLE fans, the tune from the Apple Touch commercial:   CANSEI DE SER SEXY Music is My Hot Hot Sex

keybdwizrd - Mulholland

YouTube via keybdwizrd.

"Smooth jazz with Access Virus TI Polar (electric piano and synth lead) and Korg Micro X (bass and drum loop)."

E-Mu Emulator II

images via this auction

EMS Synthi A

images via this auction

Equinoxe 8 Jean Michel Jarre cover

YouTube via fischek.
"Equinoxe 8 by Jean Michel Jarre played by me (Nord Lead 2X) and my wife (on Korg TR right next to me and barely visible)."

On The Run - making of dark side of the moon

YouTube via sa1ntseiya. via theglyph on the Matrixsynth Forum.

Update via Xavier in the comments:

Time - The making of dark side of the moon


BTW, this is all from the DVD The Making of The Dark Side of the Moon. Highly, highly recommended.

Set The Wayback Machine To 1979

"I was going through some old cassettes when I ran across this: it's a demo I made while I was working at Guitar Center in LA in 1979. My co-worker Jackson Howe and I hooked together every piece of gear we had in stock that could be interfaced. Mind you, this was way before MIDI, we're talking control voltage and gates, all analog.

We hooked together four Arp sequencers to drive approximately 14 or 15 synths."

click here for the rest of the story and the audio. Definitely check this one out. :)

DX7 showdown

YouTube via lesingemonotone.

playing the Polysix

YouTube via lesingemonotone (click for more). via Nusonica.
"Playing the 32 sounds I programmed on my newly restored Korg Polysix."

and..

Korg Polysix tweaking (previously posted)