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MOOG Voyager OS

This shot is labeled with Musikmesse 2008.

Musik Messe 2008 Report via Synth.nl

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Pictured here is the Arturia Origin and Analog Factory

aqualung

YouTube via robotpickle
"looks like the aquarium needs cleaning. music by me. using the Novation Remote SL zero control surface to summon demons."

Synthesizer Club

YouTube via radialpukesplat
"Synthesizer expert Rory Daniels introduces some classic waveforms."

sequencing a modular synth

YouTube via SynthFreq
"having fun noodling on a dotcom modular synth."

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flickr by johanna wallin

KORG MicroKontrol

"Party with music and magz"

Frostwave SpaceBEAM w/ Resonator and Moog Analog Delay

YouTube via bigcitymusic

"Here are just a few examples from this incredibly versatile controller, the Frostwave SpaceBEAM. The SpaceBEAM has superior control to other infrared controllers because of it's extensive range. There is an onboard oscillator for great dub sirens and theremin-like sounds. The waveform is variable with optional glide and the range is variable too. The SpaceBEAM works great as a controller for anything with control voltage inputs. In these examples we're controlling the Moog MF-104z feedback amount and the Resonator's low pass cutoff. bigcitymusic.com"

Walter Meego and Cut Copy at the Echo via Amateur Chemist

image via Amateur Chemist.

KORG MS20

Image of Walter Meego

EDP GNAT

images via this auction
"Synthesizers don't come much more special and rare than this, the infamous EDP Gnat, smaller 1 Oscillator brother of the EDP Wasp. Designed in 1980 by Chris Huggett of OSCar fame, this is a seriously quirky synth with a huge sound for it's size. It may look like it'd be difficult to play, but it's not, and it's a lot of fun too. You can create a wealth of unusual sounds, from deep basses to soaring leads, modulated textures to drones and other sonic madness. The filter alone is worth buying it for - i've never heard a synth with such a razor sharp sweep when you open the filter up."