MOOG Minimoog

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Zerosum Inertia 2 - DSI Evolver Tracks

click here for tracks featuring the DSI Evolver via Zerosum Inertia.
"I made a (rough under construction) page for Evolver sounds. Of course it would be better if I would finish stuff and only post songs but these live jams were really exciting that I decided to share them in there live form, the way they were created. Its a little overwhelming, 30 tracks, but some are real short. I recommend the guitar tracks with the evolver processing my guitar and Truly Beautiful Disaster."

AX80

flickr by polaranta aka jexus of syntezatory.prv.pl.

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PTheremin demo

YouTube via obeythehypnotoad
"This is a software audio synthesizer that mimics a Theremin that I wrote. It also let's you lock the output to particular notes in a scale so that you can play it as if it has "frets". You can't make it out in the video but first it is played "fretless", then the chromatic (equal tempered) scale, then diatonic, and finally a "blues" pentatonic scale.

The setup is a Linux PC with a normal sound card run into a digital reverb pedal and then into a guitar amplifier. The reverb really helps get that 50's sci-fi sound.

The program was written in Python and will be released as open source as soon as SourceForge approves my application."

Nick's LA Adventures (Moog)

"JJ Blair , Lisa Harriton keys (Smashing Pumpkins), Nick Maybury LEad guitarist (MINK), Rod Stewart, Moog synth Happy New year, dog, Selmer, Gibson Les Paul special"

Roland JD-800 + Oberheim Matrix-1000 + Roland TR-707 (part2)

YouTube via retrosound72

Part 1 previously posted here.

"synth demo by RetroSound

bassline: Oberheim Matrix-1000, triggered by the MFB Step64 step sequencer
drums: Roland TR-707
fx sounds and pads: Roland JD-800

hand-played"

One drumulator, One Tenori-on, one Four voice

YouTube via pepemogt.
"Here is another jam with the tenori-on as Midi-CV-Gate controller for Drumulatorr and Oberheim FVS-1 Four voice, using the MPU-101 and Analogue solutions MT16 midi to trig interface. noise and distortion included ;) enjoy! http://www.myspace.com/latinsizer"

The Commodore 64 DAW

"The Commodore 64, to my mind, truly introduced ‘real’ music to the world of home computing. Its impressive inbuilt SID synthesizer was capable of much more than the bleeps and pops common to other machines. As a musical tool, the Commodore 64 could boast an impressive array of add-ons, which included Commodore’s SFX Sound Expander synth’ cartridge and keyboard, MIDI interfaces and sound sampling devices. Even today, new products are available, such as the Cynthcart and the Prophet 64. But despite the generous selection of hard-and software, it has only been during the past few years that the unique sound of the Commodore has been utilized professionally."

click here for the full post on C64Music! Anyone know more about the keyboard pictured?

Update via heliospace in the comments:
"http://www.atarimagazines.com/v4n2/ProductReviews.html
Talks about the colortone. Pretty cool looking setup there!"

Cube Quest Update

There are links to some good videos of the game at the bottom of the previous post.

CV Tremolo

YouTube via IranContras.
"Using a Frostwave ring modulator as a voltage controlled tremolo."