Friday, September 12, 2008
Threadless Bleep Labs Challenge
Threadless Bleep Labs Challenge from Threadless.com on Vimeo.
More info on the challenge on Threadless.
Integrated circuit is 50 years old today
And what did the first one do? Synthesis!!! Yes!!!"The first microchip (pictured) was first demonstrated by Jack Kilby from Texas Instruments on 12 September 1958. It might not be much to look at, but then Texas Instruments admits that Kilby often remarked that if he’d known he’d be showing the first working integrated circuit for the next 40-plus years, he would’ve ‘prettied it up a little.’ The chip worked, though, producing a sine wave on an oscilloscope screen at the demo."
link to article on custompc Thanks goes to John Levin for this one.
DSI Mopho
"* Features 100% analog signal path
* Two oscillators
* One classic Curtis low-pass filter (switchable 2- or 4-pole)
* Analog VCAs
* Three envelope generators (ADSR plus delay)
* Two sub-octave generators (one octave down and two octaves down)
* External audio input with feedback
* Four assignable performance controls per program
* Gated 16 x 4 step sequencer (one sequence per program)
* Arpeggiator
* Fully programmable (includes software editor for Mac OS and Windows)
* 384 programs
* I/O: MIDI In, MIDI Out/Thru, Audio In, Left and Right Audio Out, Headphone
Out
* 7.5” L x 5” W x 1.4” H (19.05 cm x 12.7 cm x 3.56 cm)
* 1.5 lb. (0.7 kg) •
Pricing
$439 US"
Note this one has been making the rounds and I'm not sure how much if any of this is confirmed.
There is no mention on the DSI site as of this post.
Update: image of the prototype via sequencer.de via lyndon in the comments:
CASIO HT6000 Synthesizer
YouTube via gary909.
Anyone know how editable these are if at all? Preset only or more?
Roland JD-800 + SCI Prophet-600 + Yamaha DX7 II
YouTube via retrosound72
"vintage synth demo by RetroSound
bassline: SCI Prophet-600 sequenced by the MFB Step64 step sequencer and transposed by the DX7;
pad sounds: Roland JD-800;
digital chord sounds: Yamaha DX7 II FD;
drums: Roland TR-707;
no overdubbing, no sequencer software used"
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