MATRIXSYNTH

Prophet 2002 Multiple Outputs

"This page contains some photos showing the multiple outputs expansion board in my Sequential Circuits Prophet 2002+ sampler."

click here for more shots.

via brian c.

distarping - Waldorf Blofeld Sample

Another Waldorf Blofeld sample is in. This one via Boele of SCD.

http://www.synthmusic.info/mp3s/distarping.mp3

More info on the Blofeld here.

Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek (Houston Warehouse Live)

YouTube via blakeeb. Sent my way via brian c - "vocoder and autotune heaven"
"Live video of Imogen Heap playing her keytar for Hide and Seek at Warehouse Live in Houston, TX. Amazing use of vocoders!"

And on the acoustic side, also via brian c:

Imogen Heap Come Here Boy

"Imogen Heap Come Here Boy 11/12/2006 @ Webster Hall, NY"

Wroooaar! on YouTube

YouTube via nicooleez aka Wroooaar!.

Wroooaar! Hearts Her KORG MicroKORG

Wroooaar! for more.

via TSP. Some vids coming up next.

MusoTalk 103 - Angeklickt - VSM Virtual String Machine

YouTube via musotalk. GMedia Virtual String Machine.
Google translated from German:
"Further information on www.musotalk.de.Die best Synthistring-Sounds in a plug with samples of Arp Omni, Poly Moog, Oberheim Expander Solina, and more. Gforce again have a really fat sound at the start. Essential to the sound of the seventies and eighties of Kraftwerk to Pink Floyd. More information and sound files: www.gforcesoftware.com"

Waldorf Blofeld Demo

Via Stefan Trippler posted, on the Waldorf list: blop.mp3
Drums from Spectrasonics Stylus.

Update via jhuukson in the comments:
"Notice that Thomann has put up a date for the Blofeld. This could be a sign that the elusive Blofeld might hit the shelves for christmas."

DD103 via Residue

Residue DD013 from stretta on Vimeo.
"This is a video of me [Stretta] messing around with some software I created for the monome 256 called 'residue'." You can download and mp3 and read more about this on The Stretta Procedure.

Workspace and Environment: James Cigler

click here for the full interview on trash_audio.

"What is your favorite piece of hardware?
My Livewire/Plan B/Doepfer modular is probably the easy answer. The variations on sound and pure flexibility and uniqueness make it my favorite. The hard answer, like if I could only keep one single piece of gear and the rest *had* to go, I would have to say my MachineDrum. The amount of modulation possibilities, tone sources, and the sequencer make it far more useful than just drums. It would be my "desert island" piece of kit."