AllYourThoughtsAreBelongToUs

flickr by WillowBear

"A contemporary version of what we were building late 60s/early 70s. (This one uses PC board for keys. Mine heh used hair-pins on resistive tape!)

p.s. courtesy MusicFromOuterSpace.com"

Sync Beat

YouTube via bluecolor3k. Spot the synths. Shake it.
"Japanese Synthesizer Music (Karaoke).
Best keyboard player - Daisuke Asakura"
Anyone ID the keytar at 3:55?

Vermona DRM1 mkiii Stereo Test

YouTube via zibbybone
"I just purchased this used DRM1, but only half of the drums seem to pan correctly. Also, the clap output is very low. Is that common with this machine? BTW, drums are being controlled by TR-909 external instrument mode."

after party

YouTube via vonhaulshoven. Note the two Yamaha AN1Xs. The AN1X was one of the first virtual analogs release shortly after the Clavia Nord Lead. It actual does a good job at covering the Yamaha CS series. Be sure to see these videos for more vonhaulshoven.

Cowboy and the Vocoder Too

YouTube via AnalogVocoder1. follow-up to this post. "Cowboy "listening" to me using my Roland SVC-350 Vocoder with my Korg Poly-800 Synthesizer as the carrier input."

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Native Instruments Reaktor Equinox: Bill In A Padded Room

YouTube via gearwire
"Bathe yourself in soothing sine waves. Get lost in swirling pads. Give yourself over to sweeping atmospheres. Breath deeply this demo of the Native Instruments Reaktor Equinox soft synth.

Your sensory-guide on this image-journey will be none other than Bill Holland, recognized spiritual medium and level-seventeen empath in World Of Wacraft. Let his synth textures transport you to a time before "electronic music" was ever "cool."

See more on Gearwire.com."

KORG Nano Controllers in Black

via Shipitology

Dracula_ The Blood Is The Life

"Here's a little cue from a score I did for a stage production of Dracula back in 1983 at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Instruments: the KRONOS Quartet, grand piano, and a lot of multi-tracked Roland JP-8. Enjoy!

Happy Halloween,
vgermuse"

Velva at Circuit Bent Chicago

http://velva9000.com/

via brian c

new (Optional) Serge Knob Colour Scheme for new shop Panels and M-odules

via Bakis:

"hello,

from now on, Serge can offer their shop panels and M-class series M-odules with a more colourful knob scheme.

as Rex says:

"The colour coded knobs are an option for newly ordered M-class m-odules and Shop series panels and are provided to our STS clients at no additional charge.

Retrofits to systems already in the field will be handled by payment &
exchange arrangements between STS clients and myself addressed on per case
basis."

look at the photos section of the SMOG yahoo group (in the m-class series folder) for my CV processor and Wave Processor m-odules that follow this knob colour scheme.

in detail:
Black knobs are for offsets and audio (AC) attenuators, and Blue Knobs are for cv (DC) attenuators.
(the Red knobs are just added to my m-odule for fun, they are not included in the new knob colour scheme.)

thanks,
Bakis."