Acid tones Prophecy

YouTube via kenspocket

Roland Jupiter-4 + Juno-106 + TR-606 by RetroSound

YouTube via retrosound72

"vintage synth demo by RetroSound

bassline: Roland Jupiter-4, arpeggiator triggered by the TR-606
pads and fx sounds: Roland Juno-106
drums: Roland TR-606"

AtomoSynth Abyssal Demo (raw sound)

YouTube via atomolab

"Abyssal photo-noise-machine & oscillating-filter Demo, (raw sound)
www.atomolabs.blogspot.com"

Abyssal demo + delay effect


"AtomoSynth Abyssal noise machine + delay effect pedal.
www.atomolabs.blogspot.com"

MicroKorg Scratchin'

YouTube via kleskxyz. "Setting Korg for DJ Scratchin'"

Inside the V-Synth, part 1

You can find the full post on Sequence 15.

"Roots of the V-Synth

Considering that the V is a bit out in left field compared to most of Roland's other offerings over the last decade, the question can fairly be asked: where did this idea come from? The roots of it can be seen in the JD-800/990 offering from the early '90s. That was Roland's first serious attempt to design a digital synth that would be attractive to synth programmers and sound designers. However, at the time it was introduced, it did not sell well. Part of this was the timeframe in which it was introduced (the synth market had turned heavily to romplers at the time). However, the attempt at building a knob-per-parameter digital synth turned out to be intimidating to some customers, as well as making the unit physically large. And, in the end they still had to put the effects, MIDI, and system parameters in menus. It helped that the 800 had two displays which were fairly generous for their time, and the 990 had an even better multi-line text and graphics display (derived somewhat from the S-series of samplers). Despite the flaws, it was state-of-the-art for a digital synth user interface at the time."

MFOS Sound Lab Mini-Synth

flickr by glacial23
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"MFOS Sound Lab Mini-Synth in progress... Detail of one of the easier kludges on the PLUS."

Multitouch and Windows 7

via Gizmodo

Update: new post with feature list and video below.



Video: Multi-Touch in Windows 7

First Mochika Jam

YouTube via shadowfac
"Electronic music jam with synthesizers.com modular, Atomo Mochika sequencer synth, and Ensoniq ESQ-1."

Jomox Sunsyn

images via this auction

Korg MS02

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"# Designed for the purpose of connecting Korg MS-Series synthesizers with other synthesizers throughout the world.
# This sophisticated signal processor greatly enhances the performance possibilities of the MS-Series.

Specs:
* Log Amplifier: Tuning, Width, Hz/v Input (0~+15v), OCT/v Output (-12~+12v).
* Antilog Amplifier: Tuning, Width, OCT/v Input (-4~+4v), Hz/v Output (-12~+12v).
* Adding Amplifier: Channel 1 Level Control, Channel 2 Level Control, Input Channel 1, Input Channel 2, Output.
* Trigger Processors x2: Trigger Indicator, Reverse Switch, Input (Vth=+2.5v), Output (Ov+15v).
* Others: Power Switch, Pilot Lamp.
* Junctions: 4x2, 3x1.
* Dimensions: 11 1/8" W x 7 5/8" D x 4 1/4""