MATRIXSYNTH

Polymoog Chip Necklace

flickr by Matrixsynth, via the PNW 2008 Set

Thanks goes to Ron for finding and pointing this one out to me. Be sure to click the image for the full size shot as usual.

Syntar

flickr by Matrixsynth, via the PNW 2008 Set

Harvestman Case

flickr by Matrixsynth, via the PNW 2008 Set

Cynthia

flickr by Matrixsynth, via the PNW 2008 Set

David Skinner's Cynthia Modular

Doepfer and flight of harmony

flickr by Matrixsynth, via the PNW 2008 Set

IMOOGINATION

flickr by Matrixsynth, via the PNW 2008 Set

Bob Moog

flickr set by matrixsynth. Click the pic to bring up the controls and flip through the pics. I actually ran out of space on my video camera, which led to me switching to my camera for video, which let to me running out of space. I took a ton of images and video, but not as much as I would have liked to. The turn out was big this year with MMM, flight of harmony, harvestman and John Bowen as far as manufacturers. Tons of cool gear and tons of cool people. Be sure to check out the images in this set. Jim Patchell was there with his DSM1, FPGA synth with a whopping 512 oscillators. Big thanks goes out to John Marshall for being a more than gracious host this year as usual. P.S. It looks like I reached the limit for labels (20) for Blogger.

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Latronic Notron controls TR808 and SH7

video upload by b3nsf

"The Latronic Notron is sequencing the Roland Tr-808 and the Roland Sh-7. The soundtrack is four tracks on the Notron, jamming out - no editting.. The video is not the actual sequence!!!!"

Seeburg Select-A-Rhythm + korgs SQ-10 + MS-20

YouTube via Zolophile

"Modified Seeburg rhythm box playing a variation on each preset and sending a clock pulse out, which is processed by the MS-20 and sent to the SQ-10, which is sequencing the MS-20. Details on the Seeburg: http://ericarcher.net/devices/select-..."

Korg 770 Processing a Drum Machine

"Seeburg Select-A-Rhythm running through a Korg 770's external input to demonstrate filter and ring modulator."

ADSR and the Buchla

"The Buchla is not usually associated with keyboard type ADSR envelopes.

I patched up a 281, plugged into the 107 voltage controlled mixer to make some percussion sounds. The good thing about a 100 series gate like this or the 110 is that they are all transistor and don't have the characteristic Vactrol mushy attack. Everything has it's place after all."

see the full post on Buchla Tech