Click here for images of my recent visit to
Thighpaulsandra's Aeriel Studios.
I want to thank both Thighpaulsandra and Peter Forrest for the great company. You can find more info on Thighpaulsandra on
his official website (check out his discography) as well as
his MySpace page. He recently performed in
Analog Live! Peter Forrest is the author of the
A-Z of Analog Synthesizers as well as the man behind the auction site
Vemia (Spheremusic.co.uk). You might remember Vemia from
these posts.
Over the next few days I will be putting up some videos of the visit. Mostly synth talk of us or rather Peter and Thighpaulsandra noodling around while I taped. Nothing too elaborate, but it should bring you into the visit. I created an Ariel Studios label below for this set of posts so once they are all up you can go back and review them all at once if you like.
On the synth front we have:
Two Synton Fenix Modulars
Two ARP 2600s
Two Oberheim SEMs with patch points
A Red Synton Syrinx
EMS Synthi and Putney
Two Serge Modulars (one old and one new)
Plan B, Cynthia, Doepfer Modular
Moog Voyager
Roland SH-5
Sequential Circuits Prophet-10 and Prophet-5
and more...
click here and scroll for all posts featuring Thighpaulsandra.
No not MATRIXSYNTH, the movie. Click on the second shot below and read the message. There are a couple of other references as well. You can find them along with some notes and audio on the AFG on this noisesource post. 
For those that don't know, matrix and MATRIXSYNTH come from Matrix-6, my first synth, not the movie. I launched the old MATRIXSYNTH.COM back in October of '97 before the movies. The original site was actually much the same in concept as this site - a place to gather links to everything synth.
