MATRIXSYNTH

Scarface Theme (Tony theme) - Juno 106

YouTube via icez1969. via synthzoom.
"Here is Tony's theme from Scarface , written by Giorgio Moroder. Im using a Roland Juno 106 which recreate quite well the warmness of the sound used on the original theme."

a reproduction of "Rock Your Body, Rock (by Ferry Corsten)"

YouTube via mryat
"a reproduction of "Rock Your Body, Rock (by Ferry Corsten)" on the EMX-1 KORG ELECTRIBE MX"

Sennheiser Vocoder Demo

via electro-music.com

Le Singe Monotone live rehearsal

YouTube via lesingemonotone
"rehearsing tonights liveshow with Le Singe Monotone at Klubb Rotor, Orange, Uppsala, Sweden. Kitlist: abelton, tr-606, moog prodigy, boss re-20."

Happy Knobbing 2008 in Fischbach

YouTube via pasgasman
"Cool people and nice Analog modular, Many Thank's Thomas from Anyware Instrument for good welcome"

Happy knobbing (2) 2008 in Fischbach

"électronique synthetiser sequencer analog modular matrixsynth"

Improved oscillator

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"The Rougue is good for minor modifications. There is two VCOs, but the control is quite limited. The modification over here adds following features: Two dials at right side controls the PW of oscillator 1 and 2. Dial at left controls the PWM from the LFO. Switch at the middle selects the waveform for osc1 and the original switch at right is for osc 2."

Improved mod wheel

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"The P6 was enhanced with the improved mod-section. Three switches at left selects the MOD target, VCO, VCF or VCA. Next three selects different waveforms (saw, sqr, s/h) and sources (LFO, PWM-LFO of arpeggio clock)."
Inside a KORG Polysix

Bananalogue VCS diy board set available

via Bananalogue on this electro-music.com thread:

"Hi folks! I've decided to offer a VERY limited number (15) of Bananalogue VCS PCB sets to the synth DIY community. The set is four boards, three for components and pcb mount hardware with a fourth optional bridge board (you could opt to use fly wires if you want to play with different panel designs). Please note the following caveats BEFORE ordering from me:

1. these are an early revision of the Bananalogue VCS and the PCBs don't have any spare room vertically to squeeze into a frac/euro rack. we redesigned after this revision to allow more room between the rack rails - so please consider that.

2. i will not be offering ANY support or documentation for these PCBs, we simply don't have the time, so not a good project for beginners!

3. the PCBs have all the component values and placement silkscreened on them. if you have successfully built one of Ken Stone's CGS boards you should be familiar with this system. if you have NOT built a CGS board i would STRONGLY discourage you from starting here.

so, if you are still bold enough - email me with your shipping address and i will send you my paypal account. sets are $40 each, and shipping should be about $3 USA, $6 overseas

and they are a very pretty red"