Voyager Blue

flickr by pgregor
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MOOG Voyager
KORG Radias
Roland VSynth XT

MiniMoog Voyager Chord Switching

YouTube via nanobotdex. via Nusonica.
"Here you will see me playing full triad's on the Voyager (1 osc=1st, 2 osc=3rd, 3 osc=5th). The third chord is minor, so I am switching patches between my major and minor chord tunings. Recording with Northern Labour Party (www.myspace.com/northernlabourparty)."

"Tropical Loveland" - on Technics SX-C600

YouTube via organfairy. I don't know why, but this guy's stuff always makes me smile.
"This melody was originally played by ABBA before they became superstars. Here I play it on the Technics organ without sequencer, tapes, or editing. Just the organ."

Roland SH-3A solo

video upload by magevers

"Synth solo with the vintage Roland SH-3A"

Muse Kaoss Jam on Nintendo DS

YouTube via tomaustin700
"I have used the homebrew program protein ds to replicate muses kaoss jam using a sample of the kp2 patch. Sorry for the bad camera work, it's hard to hold a camera still and operate a ds at the same time ;)"

Acid Bee 303 Remixed

YouTube via zioaxiom

"A quick test of my remix of Acid Bee 303, a Reaktor TB-303 clone made by Horuschild at Base Design. Sorry for the unperfect synced drum."

Korg EM1 Experimental Sounds

YouTube via MetroSonus
"Experimental, modular style sounds with my Korg EM1"

Buchla Dual Low Pass Gate clone

flickr by dr.photon
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Moog Synthesizer 55

flickr by E-sus
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Attilio Mineo conducts Man In Space With Sounds (1962)

another via 36 15 MOOG. Audio here. Anyone know what was used to create the sounds in this one?

"Composed and conducted by Art Mineo, 'Man in Space with Sounds' served as the soundtrack to the futuristic "Bubbleator" exhibit at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair.
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The Bubbleator was a large, bubble-shaped hydraulic elevator with transparent acrylic glass walls. These transparent walls gave the illusion of looking through an actual 'soap bubble' by refracting light to obtain a rainbow-like effect for the riders inside.
It moved 2.5 million people (150 passengers at a time) through displays promising an easier life ahead (The World of Tomorrow). The 'House of Tomorrow' might include disposable dishes, automatic windows, and changeable color schemes. Gyrocopters might zip and whiz you to the 'Office of Tomorrow', which might have miniature micro-mail, machines to transmit correspondence, and machines that communicated with each other.
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'Man In Space With Sounds' was the soundtrack heard on this 21 minute tour of the future.
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Welcome to tomorrow....."