MATRIXSYNTH

Roland V-Synth from Madonna Tour with Custom FORAT Mod

via this auction

Here's the white V-Synth mentioned in this post.

"Roland V-Synth which was used by Madonna's longtime keyboardist Marcus Brown on Madonna's recent "Confessions" Tour. It was personally customized by FORAT himself as part of Marcus' unique white Roland setup for the tour. This whole rig has a stunning customized white & black paint design. To see an article about this setup, and more pictures, go to this Roland Web site page. The FORAT modifications for the V-Synth cost $1,000."

Note this was picked up by Dave of umop/Parallax.

Inside a Waldorf Q

click here for more images and info.

novelty synth

YouTube via noystoise. Anyone know more about this one?

One more from noystoise.

filter

Update: Diagram image of the novelty synth's functions

Moog Music Voyager Old School

YouTube via griffinavid
"Winter NAMM 08 coverage by Producer's Edge Magazine namm.org ProducersEdgeMagazine.com"

REASON SUBTRACTOR

YouTube via eurondigital. REASON 3.0...subtractor

Roland TR-606 "Drumatix" through Moog Minimoog

YouTube via retrosound72

"synth demo by RetroSound (with better sound quality) Roland TR-606 analogue drum machine through Minimoog VCF with different filter and "LFO" (OSC3) settings"

Roland SH-201 from Madonna Tour with Custom FORAT Mod

via this auction. Looks like it ended with a BIN of $800.

"Roland SH-201 which was used by Madonna's longtime keyboardist Marcus Brown on Madonna's recent "Confessions" Tour. It was personally customized by FORAT himself as part of Marcus' unique white Roland setup for the tour. This whole rig has a stunning customized white & black paint design. To see an article about this setup, and more pictures, go to this Roland Web site page. The FORAT modifications for the SH-201 cost $1,000. This is your chance to own a piece of Rock & Roll history and is a one-of-a-kind keyboard, like no other available on the planet. I also have the FORAT-customized white Roland V-Synth from Marcus' tour setup, shown on the Roland Web site" I didn't see the V-Synth listed as of this post.

via Gord.