You can find more images of the event here.Pictured: Moogulator of sequencer.de and synthesizermagazin.de. Note the yellow Synthesizer Magazine sticker.
Monday, May 12, 2008
Happy Knobbing 2008 via joerg-erren.de
You can find more images of the event here.Pictured: Moogulator of sequencer.de and synthesizermagazin.de. Note the yellow Synthesizer Magazine sticker.
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Interview with a Professional : Wolfram Franke
"Introduction
This interview appeared first on http://www.amazono.de in German. I (Hans Heerooms) translated it in a rather free way... It tells the story behind the Waldorf/Steinberg Wave 2.x VST Plugin. Notice : This translation is not autorised by Amazona or Wolfram Franke !
Amazona:How did the idea arise to make the PPG Plugin ?
WF: In September 1999 I moved from TSI to Waldorf : I was a productspecialist at TSI and became a software developer for Waldorf. I managed to make this move because I already made the Waldorf D-Pole in 1997 : so Waldorf had a clear idea of my “credentials”. Just befor my move Steinberg had published the specifications of VST 2.0 : And for us at Waldorf it was clear we should do something with it. We had a meeting with Mert Ergün from Steinberg to discuss what a Waldorf VST synth should be like. Mert came with the idea for a PPG synth . At first we didn’t like the idea : making a PPG instead of a real Waldorf synth. But still Mert was that fascinated by the idea for a PPG that he ‘infected’ also Frank Simmerlein : one of Steinbergs’ graphic designers. Frank jumped behind his workstation and made a 3D PPG rendering. When we received this picture by E mail it hit us like a bomb : any doubt was gone and we were going for the PPG !"
click here for the full interview
via Gwenhwyfaer in the comments of this post.
This interview appeared first on http://www.amazono.de in German. I (Hans Heerooms) translated it in a rather free way... It tells the story behind the Waldorf/Steinberg Wave 2.x VST Plugin. Notice : This translation is not autorised by Amazona or Wolfram Franke !
Amazona:How did the idea arise to make the PPG Plugin ?
WF: In September 1999 I moved from TSI to Waldorf : I was a productspecialist at TSI and became a software developer for Waldorf. I managed to make this move because I already made the Waldorf D-Pole in 1997 : so Waldorf had a clear idea of my “credentials”. Just befor my move Steinberg had published the specifications of VST 2.0 : And for us at Waldorf it was clear we should do something with it. We had a meeting with Mert Ergün from Steinberg to discuss what a Waldorf VST synth should be like. Mert came with the idea for a PPG synth . At first we didn’t like the idea : making a PPG instead of a real Waldorf synth. But still Mert was that fascinated by the idea for a PPG that he ‘infected’ also Frank Simmerlein : one of Steinbergs’ graphic designers. Frank jumped behind his workstation and made a 3D PPG rendering. When we received this picture by E mail it hit us like a bomb : any doubt was gone and we were going for the PPG !"
click here for the full interview
via Gwenhwyfaer in the comments of this post.
KORG MS20
images via this auction"Here a rare Korg MS-20 MK1 release that mount the first filter release (KORG 35)"
Be sure to check out the sellers' other items here.
Hans Grusel's Krankenkabinet MOOG TRIBUTE part 1
YouTube via brutallo
"Hans Grusel's Krankenkabinet MOOG TRIBUTE part 1 live at ATA SF"
"hans grusel’s krankenkabinet opening for the san francisco premier of hans fjellestad documentary film “Moog” at other cinema in 2005. projections by brutallo, gear: source, rouge, micomoog."
Custom Sequencer
Custom Analog Sequencer with Doepfer Modular synth by E-mod
Doepfer A100 Modular with custom sequencer by E-mod
YouTube via synthman70
Doepfer A100 Modular with custom sequencer by E-mod
YouTube via synthman70
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