MATRIXSYNTH

Saturday, June 21, 2008

Cheesy Casio Funk

YouTube via rolandsh1000
"Bootsy in a box? Um, no, but this HT-700's a lot funkier now with the mods... Please ignore my lame keyboard skills!"

ARP AXXE synth

YouTube via cinnamonjuly
"Black and orange ARP Axxe monosynth playing some tunes from it's era... "

Bent Gate Pikachu with A100 part2

YouTube via unyo303. "Bent Gate Pikachu with A100 part2" Part 1 here

Klaus Schulze. { Frank Herbert } " X " ...

YouTube via zrnho
"Schulze, 1978 Classic track frank herbert - from " X ". video made and edited by zrnho.. hope you enjoy thankyou.. "

Happy Knobbing 2008 Teil 10

Happy Knobbing 2008 Teil 10 from electrosurfer on Vimeo.
Happy Knobbing 2008
Modular Meeting
Fischbach Germany

Friday, June 20, 2008

The Four Towers - Fist of God

via retrosynth

"John Duval sees your three towers and will raise you one. Four towers"

Guess the modulars

The Zeroscillator the Unique Through-Zero FM VCO

YouTube via Cyndustries
"Cyndustries Promotional video used at the NAMM Show Anaheim California 2007. This oscillator is amazing!"

"Michel Waisvisz died peacefully in his home last night after fighting the mean cells in his body for the last eight months.

He was born on the 8th of July 1949 and lead STEIM as Director for 27 years. He left us on a day when artists and friends from around the world gathered downstairs to perform for a full-house season-closing concert.

Michel was a musician, visionary and occasional gardener - touched by sound and forever happy to be surprised. He was the source of an enormous surge of energy that continues to flow through STEIM into the world.

We will miss his touch, crackle, inspiration and constant improvisation of the now.

STEIM
June 19, 2008"
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Michel Waisvisz on Wikipedia
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Michel Waisvisz created the Crackle Box and more.

Walter Carlos' Switched On Bach II

flickr by solsken

"Here's what I'm listening to today...

After undergoing a sex change operation in 1972, Walter Carlos is now known as Wendy Carlos. She's probably best known for scoring films like Clockwork Orange and Tron, and was great buddies with Bob Moog -- she even helped to develop Moog's technology through early adoption and feedback of his synths. She also photographs solar eclipses. Pretty cool."