MATRIXSYNTH

Waldorf Midi-Bay MB-15

This one popped up on the Waldorf list. I don't believe I've seen one before. I didn't find a prior post, so here it is. More info on Till Kopper's excellent website.

Buchla demo via Dennis aka Mono-Poly. You can find the mp3 here.
Details:
"5 Buchla 100 serie vco's.
Enevelope generators and vca's and gates are from other brands.
But these are in the modulation path only.
The modulated vco is processed trough external eq + fx and limiting.
It is one vco being modulated by 4 others.
And in the modulation path are some wiard borgs / plan-b trimnbal gates.
Driven by envelope generators / sequencers / sample n holds.
With external fx."

Electribe and Micron " Nightshot "

via Daniel

contemplating my 8 modular filters

YouTube via jeanpauljacques
"I made a patch on my modular system to compare all my filters. In this video you can hear how it sounds like when they all run together."

Oscar Discovers the Theremin

Oscar Discovers the Theremin from Mark Camp on Vimeo.
via Mark. "I recently purchased a Moog Etherwave Theremin. My son Oscar absolutely loves it."

Chimera bC16 miniature patch synth Parts 1 - 4

YouTube via ChimSyn. Follow-up to this post.

If you saw the first video already, just click on the right arrow to get to the next one.

ICEM Studio 1

flickr by nr34

full size

Anyone know more about this one? SYNLAB?

Update: some audio on KlangBureau (look for Synlab FM bits). Some notes via the AH archives:

“Again from the nord modular list, this might be of interest to everyone. Pics of the synlab and closeups of some modules can be found here. Looks like a nice copy of the arp 2500 design with many more types of modules and more features per module. Very impressive indeed! And from what i've read, it fills an entire room and it cost about 350,000 to build back in the day.”

“SYNLAB - big-as-a-house modular. Rare as hen's teeth. 'Probably the most impressive synthesiser ever made'”

"just read the book again [A-Z of Analogue Synths] and it wasn't that studio at
all but the ICEM computer music institute in Essen. Also, the name of the synth was SYNLAB."

Update: be sure to check out the comments of this post for more info and links.

Nanoloop Synced to Ableton Live via MIDI Clock

YouTube via littlescale.
"Nanoloop on a Gameboy (whose audio is coming in on track 2) is synchronised to the drums playing in Ableton (track 1). This is to test out a new interface I have been working on that syncs Nanoloop to a MIDI clock."

Quick video of my work space

No, not my workspace. YouTube via acidchild. If I missed any synth labels let me know.

Earth Mars project cosmic dreams

YouTube via svenhansen44. Sequential Circuits Prophet-5
"Music and ideas are copyrighted. Cosmic dreams give me inspiration for Electronic Music. As i dive into the ancient history, the idea of life elsewhere in the universe is not so strange to me anymore."