Paia vs Sherman in fuzzy view

YouTube via mtheadded. "A little wave filtering."

Filter Oscillation

"One makes a filter resonate by providing the right kind of feedback. Amplify the output of the VCF and feed it back to the input. If that doesn't work, do it again but invert the signal. Note that only filters with even numbers of poles oscillate [see the comments in this post]. The classic Moog filter is a 4 pole.

David Hillel Wilson
Curator,
New England Synthesizer Museum
www.synthmuseum.com/nesm"

Moogs of Christmas Future

flickr by _mpd_ (click for more)

full size

Russian Survivalism

YouTube via Xvostya. An anti-synth post.
"http://www.nuninekrasova.ru/
http://nin.su/
original song by Nine Inch Nails
genre: psychedelic chanson
back vocal: Trent Reznor
additional back vocal + guitar + misc shit: Anton LeNIN (aka dfiend)
No Synthesizers Used.
http://community.livejournal.com/ru_n..."
Accordian. via jared

korg padKONTROL

YouTube via mbvglider.
"i just received one today and i'm fucking around with it. i've got a lot to learn and i missed a few beats here and there."

More Vangelis Live

Vangelis - Pulstar [Live]

YouTube via mugensx. "Concert in Rotterdam. 18th June 1991."

Vangelis - Mask Мovement 5 [Live]

Alesis Micron Complex FM Pad

YouTube via Gtechture. This one has a bit of a Radiohead vibe.
"This video is of a Patch I made. It Is a warm pad sound with one Oscillator thats frequency is being modulated. The FM amount is linked to an envelope. The FM gives the pad sound texture."

And one more...

Alesis Micron FM Patch

Roland Juno 60 Van Halen I'll Wait by JimmyPound

YouTube via synthartist69.

"Here is an excellent example of the Juno 60 Brass edited for "I'll Wait". I did add an external delay to spice it up a bit. I'll Wait is more difficult to play correctly on the Juno 60 due to only 6 note polyphony. I am new to video recording and hope to get past the learning curve in the coming months. I hope to learn how to perform successful audio editing in the future in order to make better quality videos! Feel free to ask any questions. Thanks for viewing!"

TL072 lodged in foot

YouTube via synthmonger. "FELT GREAT" TL072

Robot Song No. 1

YouTube via robcat2075.
"In 1984 I wrote a program for my Commodore 64 to algorithmically compose "gregorian chants". Every time I ran it it came up with something different. This is a recording of one of those times"