cat prelude

YouTube via subtone
"My cat walking on midi synth"

Machinedrum Internal Delay (Stereo)

YouTube via bigcitymusic
"There's a great delay built in to both Elektron Machinedrums. It capable of robotic, dubby, modulated and super-long delay sounds. There's also a filter with adjustable width so you can shape the tone of the delay. Each instrument has it's own send to the delay (and reverb for that matter) so you can decide just how much you want."

sexy keyboards

YouTube via marcswadel
"Mark Duff and myself model some seriously hot keyboards in the mid 90's - Emulators.. Moogs, Sequential Circuits T-10 and T-8, Clavinets, Rhodes, And a dozen Rolands and Yamahas!"

Roland JD-800

via this auction

Roland GR-300

images via this auction

See this video for a bit of what the GR-300 can do.

Cluster Live

YouTube via lopemon. via sequencer.de.

Theremin comes it at 3:33.

"Cluster (Moebius & Roedelius) performing live at Dampfzentrale Bern 15. September 2007 feat. Dorit Chrysler on Theremin."

KORG MS10

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ofxParamterUI scope

ofxParamterUI scope from stiwi on Vimeo.
"This is a very basic synth made with openframeworks just to demo the new scope control for ofxParamterUI. The audio is rendered in realtime with openframeworks. The sound recording is very bad because i had to use my build-in mic. :-( I could not figure out how to record openframeworks audio with the system output. Sorry."

Experimentalists Anonymous Mini-Optosynth demo 2, Vs. Amen Break

Experimentalists Anonymous Mini-Optosynth demo 2, Vs. Amen Break from Experimentalists Anonymous on Vimeo.
"The mini-optosynth is a pocketsized tone generator/distortion box, whose frequency can be controlled by a photocell, some buttons, or an external input. This video shows the optosynth with the classic amen break as an input. I turn the lights off mid-way to show what it's like with the built-in LED as a light source. For more information, please visit experimentalistsanonymous.com/"

Four Analog Delays

YouTube via thedeepelement
"I received my Electro-Harmonix Deluxe memory man today and thought I would get it used to the walls of sound it'll be a part of. I just send a single signal from the cwejman and tested feedback on all the units. The signal flow is as follows: Cwejman VM-1 (source) into Doepfer A-188-2 Tapped BBD Module into Ibanez AD9 into Moog MF104z into Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man"