MATRIXSYNTH

EDP Spider

via this auction

This is the same one in this video.

KORG DS-10 Synthesizer 2nd test - And How to Buy It!

YouTube via KGKGKG

KORG DS-10 Synthesizer first test

"You can order here
http://www.play-asia.com/SO..."

Waldorf Blofeld My Favorite Sounds

YouTube via KotroLaszloLehel

EMS Synthi-E Try out

YouTube via kubistah
"Just checking some sounds. The sound is dry and played thru the internal speaker."

"Hot For Teacher" - tutorial for keyboard/piano

YouTube via hamsterdunce. "More music on umop.com/parallax.htm!"

Speak & Spell Glitching Without Circuit Bending

YouTube via stenophonic
"This is a simple vid that i slapped together to show you how to get some good glitchy speak and spell sounds without having to circuit bend it."

wasting my time

YouTube via helitr0n
"me wasting my time with my toys. CAUTION! lofi audio!"

DotCom, MFM and Doepfer MAQ16/3

YouTube via attorks
"Rhythm sequence with an 8 step sequence on row 1 of the MAQ16/3. Row 3 controls the dynamics of row 1 which results in a switch on/off for each step. The Synthesizers.com Modular on top produces the high RM type sound, the MFM below produces the low noisy sound."

JH. Subtle Chorus

via JH on AH:
"Hi, just wanted to give you a quick update of my upcoming (fall 2008) "Subtle Chorus" PCB project, which, among other things, will be able to emulate a Dimension D, (using original ICs and all), plus "Dim T" (Same topology but with two 20-stage phasers instead of BBDs), plus generic true-stereo, dual-BBD chorus. Depending on what configuration you want, this will use one, or up to four PCBs. (Dim D emulation needs two PCBs.)

The "Subtle Chorus" is a variable project consisting of 3 different PCBs that can be combined for various functions.

a.. You can build a rather simple, true-stereo, dual-BBD Chorus with voltage controlled Chorus Rate and voltage controlled Chorus Depth, using a single PCB.
b.. You can emulate the famous "Dimension D" (Trademark of Roland / Boss) sound with it's unique filtering and presets, using two PCBs, the "Dim D" (You even have the choice between vintage HA1457W opamps, or more common TL071 / TL072 opamps.)
c.. You can build a similar effect that uses 20-pole all pass filters instead of BBDs, using three PCBs, the "Dim T".
d.. And you can build an overkill effect device that allows to choose between the Dim D and Dim T effect, using 4 PCBs, the "Dim TD" version. So far, the BBD board design is finished; main board will be the next.

Documentation is here:
http://www.jhaible.de/subtle_chorus/jh_subtle_chorus.html

The BBD board needs 2 x MN3007 and 2 x MN3101. These are quite easy to get, compared to other vintage BBDs. The Dim T version doesn't need any BBDs, of course...

Forgot to mention:
BBD board also needs 2 x NE570 (or NE571, or SA571) companders."