MATRIXSYNTH

Thursday, August 14, 2008

GF with the Latronic notron and DX100

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"My girlfriend says these are her chords, so dont take em' ok? Playing with the Latronic Notron, Studio 440 and Yamaha DX100 ..."

JoMoX Sunsyn

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"Out of production, only about 200 units made: this is number 0119"

CRUMAR SPIRIT

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three mod wheels

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"This is a fully analog, 20 band vocoder. You can plug in a microphone, or any other sound source to be vocoded. You can even control the balance between the microphone input and the vocoded signal. Sort of like a wet/dry mix. You can also use the onboard noise source. Very versatile. You could also plug another synth into it, or even a guitar."

Roland TB-303

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Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter

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"Its great sound is due in part to the classic analog Roland technology in its filters, modulation capabilities and a thick cluster of 16 analog oscillators at 2 per voice. It comes in a 2 space rack-module."

Note the M-64C Memory module

SNIZZ - SNOMP DIY Synth Drum

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"A 3 unit rack, with an ADV Snare and an ADV Bass. I named the snare "SNIZZ" and the bass "SNOMP".

Snizz was from a magazine called "Shaved Snizz" that my friend Brain H and I always thought funny (we never read it) and "Snomp" is kinda from a Ventures song called the Twomp (It's not the Twist it's not the Stomp...)

SNIZZ! Great analog Snare - ish drum sounds. Great sweeps!

SNOMP! Analog Bass Drum

FUN!"