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Tuesday, July 01, 2008

My Studio 1994-95

No, not my studio. Flickr set by firegroove.

Have fun spotting the synths in this set. I gave up on the labels. :) Note the Power Glove.

RSF Kobol on top.

Rhodes Chroma Interface Manual

via Chris Ryan on the Rhodes Chroma list.
"The Interface Manual is now available in hypertext format at the site. It documents the computer interface, and includes sections on Command Descriptions, Software and Hardware requirements (along with schematics), and several appendices such as Parameter Information and Command Listing.

This is the 1982 edition that I obtained from the Canadian distributor in the mid-1980s. There was apparently a later revision; David Clarke has sent me some excerpts and I will publish them at a later date, or perhaps update the entire manual (does anyone have a page that might indicate the publication date of a later edition?). The additions appear to be mostly related to the Polaris.

All four major Chroma manuals are now online: Performance, Programming, Service, and Interface. As this is another significant addition to the site, I will consider it a "special summer double issue" and will not publish a new article for August (though I will still post the list archive for July and do other minor updates)."

popol vuh-bettina


YouTube via thomm658

Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Co.


YouTube via tmcc. Moog Modular and Minimoog
"Phase Synth Ensemble"

Signal Arts MAPS Sequencer

images via this auction

"PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
With over a dozen new features added to MAPS core design, expect to use a sequencer that is more robust, versatile, flexible, intuitive and user-friendly than any other comparable sequencer. Which other sequencer allows you infinite virtual tracks, modulations or multiple, REAL-TIME versions of one sequence? Which other step sequencer allows polyphony with only one sequence?
24 Banks
of 8 Sequences
of 8 Steps
of 7 Parameters
And Multiple Virtual Sequences
Per-Step Note, Pitch, Velocity, Controller
Per-Step Duration and Note Duration
Per-Step Glide/Slew Rate
A Full-Featured Three Channel Polyphonic MIDI to CV Converter"

via brian c

CME UF 50 And Waldorf Nano: The CME Stands Alone


YouTube via gearwire
"Bill Holland has more than a few screws loose in this video as he opens up the CME UF 50 controller keyboard for some surgery. If the surgery is a success, the implanted Waldorf Nano soundcard will give the CME controller the ability to act as a standalone keyboard.

If the surgery fails, however, Bill's medical license will be revoked, and he'll have to resort to being an actor -- possibly a stand-in for the Blue Man Group.See more on Gearwire.com."

ROBERT MOOG INTERVIEW - MAY 1985 (1of3)

flickr by Neil Vance
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Maf Lewis Films Thighpaulsandra's Aeriel Studios Part 2!


YouTube via tarabusch.

See the write-up on AnalogSuicide.
"Maf Lewis films Part 2 of the sweet series featuring Thighpaulsandra and AnalogSuicide.com's Tara Busch. In this episode we ponder the Univox! Lovely.
http://analogsuicide.com
http://thighpaulsandra.com
http://aerielstudios.co.uk"

Maf Lewis Films - AnalogSuicide Visits Thighpaulsandra! P 1.

AKAI AX80 UK AD 1985

flickr by Neil Vance
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full size

MOTM 300 rear view

flickr by sduck409
(click for more)

full size

"This is a pic of my recently completed Synthtech MOTM 300 Ultra VCO, made from v2.0 parts instead of a complete kit. It's basically identical, except for a few part choices - I used someone elses Bill of Materials which had some odd parts choices on it."
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