MATRIXSYNTH

KORG R3 - CREVICE

YouTube via hima7voltus
"KORG R3 syntheziser/vocoder sound demo called crevice. So then, what do you think about it?"

DOEPFER A-100 MODULAR IN DARKNESS

YouTube via whiteeagle1973made
"M Best friend's Serge's Doepfer A-100 modular, in full darkness,in the day that was set up for the first time. only it's LED lights blinking, as it plays some 60's SCI-FI sounds, via it's FANTASTIC spring reverb."

Sim Synthesizer

YouTube via sliptz. Green keys come in around 1:38 and a few times before. Green is good, green is best.

Guru Josh - Infinity (original full video)

YouTube via Sensenick. You know you like it. Sent my way via fischek. Spot the synths. Anyone know what the box he's messing with at the end is?
"Original video for Infinity, by Guru Josh, 1990.
Full video, no mix with others and no remixes."

Blofeld init sound...

via the Waldorf list:

"The things one can do with an init sound.... :D

http://www.synthmusic.info/mpdries/init.mp3

Boele" of SCD

Oberheim OB-X Memory Expansion

via this auction

"This vintage upgrade gave the original OBX three times the memory capacity than the original stock OBX offered."

Studio Electronics MIDI Moog Minimoog Oscillator Board

via this auction

"Studio Electronics oscillator circuit board from their MIDIMini rackmount Minimoog synthesizer. This is 3 cloned Minimoog oscillators on a circuitboard. It's a more stable version of the original Minimoog oscillator board that can plug directly into either a Studio Electronics MIDI Mini or a real vintage Minimoog model D synthesizer. It's the same shape and size of the original Minimoog oscillator board. If you have an original Minimoog but it's got dead oscillators or really unstable oscillators, this board may be a good purchase for you. Alternatively, if you're a DIY type who enjoys building synths, you might want to buy this board so you've got 3 Minimoog style oscillators at your disposal. Obviously there's no power supply or chassis included so if you're without a vintage Minimoog or MIDImini, you'll need to rig something up."

Oberheim Two Voice

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Crumar Stratus

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"We've had multiples of most vintage synths but this is the first one of these we've had in. So either they're rare or there just arent many of them here in the US. The color scheme reminds us of the Oberheim OBX. Here's an overview.... It's a 2 oscillator 6 note polyphonic analog synth that uses CEM chips, the same type inside the most sought after vintage analog polysynths, so there's a similar sound, perhaps with a lesser price tag. There's also an organ section with 4 drawbars to determine volumes of each of 4 octaves. The filter sounds really nice - its got quite a warm sound. The LFO can do FM, wah or tremolo. The LFO section also has adjustable slope and delay, which many similar synths didn't have. There's a button that causes the LFO to automatically do 1 octave square wave pitch modulation, which is a really interesting feature. The oscillator glide can be set to single or multi trigger. There's an oscillator pitch envelope as well. Otherwise, it's got your usual polysynth features. One particular strange feature is the ability for the voices to alternate between square and sawtooth waveforms. I can understand both at the same time, but alternating? Can someone please explain to me why anyone would want this? :)"