EFM - Synthia2

* Classic Emulation
* Selectable Reverb and Delay
* Scope and Volt Meter
* Low CPU
* Midi Learn

efm-synthia2.zip

EFM Electronics

DataSID custom door

flickr by fibra

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Mimì and MFB-KULT

via CatSynth where you'll find one more shot.

Milkmantronix

Milk-truck music



YouTube via tcvid. Via MAKE:, via Ektopia.
"Originally commissioned by Walk the Plank for the inaugural and very first Manchester Art Car Parade, the 'People's Prize' winner >> tonefloat << continues to entertain and delight with its sub-lime fusion of form and function, revelling in the grand tradition of the English Eccentrics.
Milkbottles have a pretty harsh tone when empty, but when filled with 'milk' to different levels a semblance of tonal scale emerges, and the fun begins..."

MonoMiK Moog VCF test

YouTube via MusicMiK. Click here for all posts featuring MusicMiK's work.
"The VCOs for my new project are built, now the filters have to be developed and built. So why not take a first snapshot of the Moog style LPF sound, while it's still on the breadboard?
The light delay impression comes from the two audio tracks not being perfectly synchronized - iMovie didn't give better results here.
Schematics for the VCO are on my website, those for the VCF follow after build and test.

http://www.mik-music.org/tiki/MonoMiK

The sound of this video in better quality: http://www.mik-music.org/tiki/tiki-do..."

Jomox MBase 01

flickr by zergonion
(click for more)

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

"Continuum performance by Randy Kerber, music by John Williams
Randy Kerber writes: As far as the synths used with the Continuum, I used a Reaktor 5 ensemble called Steampipe 2, and I also used a simple modular CV synth made by Analogue System. Using the continuum in mono mode alone, the instrument is so wonderfully expressive that I was very happy to have it in my arsenal. In respect to timbres used with the continuum: A string cluster(polyphony made possible by a Pitch Shifter plug-in from Logic 8)which started from very, very soft and crescendoed to fortissimo. A low pad with modulated filter cutoff(Y-axis). A filtered sawtooth wave in heavy reverb and multiple delays doubling woodwinds at times and french horns in one instance.

I'm very excited about working more with Reaktor. I am quite encouraged by the myriad of possibilities, both
from the program and certainly from the continuum.

I look forward to more music with your fabulous controller." You can find the audio here.

Synth Pics via HisShado

click here for more. Be sure to check out all pages. The three images here are just a sample of what you will find.

Note the descriptions here are mine. It's just what came to mind when I saw the top two shots.

Oberheim OB-12 "poltergeist" shots
Yamaha CS20M "atrium" shots
Inside an Oberheim Matrix-6R
Inside a Crumar DS2

Synthesizerpark Graz 2008

You can find more images on sequencer.de

MacBeth M5N

If you like Godzilla, check out Toho Monster

Korg MS-20 doing a disco beat

YouTube via zioguido
"My MS-20 is playing a disco beat by itself! This is an endless loop created by retriggering the notes using the MG pulse output.
The connections on the patch panel are as follows:

1) MG sqr out to TRIG IN (the jack I'm inserting and removing to start/stop playback)
2) WHITE NOISE to VCA IN
3) VCA OUT to ESP IN with low-cut and hi-cut filters all the way up
4) ESP band-pass out to EXT SIG. IN
The white noise fed into the ESP and then into the EXT.IN does the hi-hat, while the EG2 with a rapid decay does the bassdrum using the hi-pass filter and the EG1 with the delay time set to 1 does the octave jump on the bass. You can see the other settings in the video.

Watch your speakers! This is gonna be loud!"