PASY02 Demonstration

YouTube via pankakuinc. "Demonstration movie of PASY02."

my first Buchla

YouTube via cray56. "a quick patch and a quick video"

Note: Cray released a CD featuring a solo improv session with only the EMS SYnthi AKS. You can find info on that here.

THE "DUBSTER" by S-CAT

YouTube via PHONICPOTION. S-CAT/PHONICPOTION on Ebay
"CIRCUIT BENT DIGITAL DELAY WITH 3 MODIFICATIONS. SHOWN WITH VOCAL, BOSS HC-2, MC-202 & TR-606."

Perfourmer Retube

YouTube via bigcitymusic
"Here's a response to Radambe's comment here on youtube. This is the incredible analog Vermona Perfourmer run through the Vermona Re-Tube-Verb."

GOA TRANCE (Test demo)

YouTube via PrototypeZZ
"GOA TRANCE Tast Demo throught Midi interface

Keyboard ORLA
FL Studio

Presented by Prototype Pictures"

Minimoog Serial #1001

There are actually two of them. :) One at the Eboard Museum and one at the Audities Foundation. There is a reason for this.

see Sequence 15 for more.

x0xb0x Kit

via this auction

"944 from run 8
This is an original x0xb0x kit produced by ladyada from adafruit industries. It is from run number 8, which was rumored to be the last run due to parts shortages."

Fragments Of Memories - NES FF8 Remix

YouTube via ArbiterCLVII
"A remix of Fragments of Memories from FF8 in NES synthesizer."

MOTM-190

via this auction

"The MOTM-190 is a dual VCA in a compact 1U format. VCA #1 can also be used as a Ring Modulator.

Voltage Controlled Amplifier #1 - Ring Mod
The top knob (marked BLEND) and switch (marked V and R) control VCA #1. If the switch is in the 'V' position, the circuit is a linear VCA. The BLEND control acts as an Initial Gain control, normalized to unity. If BLEND is all the way to the left (the IN position), the gain is unity ('1') and there is no modulation (the output equals the input). As the BLEND knob is turned clockwise, more and more of the CV modulates the signal. Fully clockwise (the RM position), the CV changes the gain from 0 to 1. This is 'standard' VCA operation.

If the switch is in the 'R' position, the circuit is a Ring Modulator. The BLEND control acts the same way as a Yamaha CS-80: all the way to the left, the output = the input. As BLEND is turned to the 'RM' position, the depth of the Ring Mod effect increases.

Voltage Controlled Amplifier #2
The second VCA is switchable between Linear and Exponential responses. The GAIN control sets the initial gain from 0 to 1. The CV MOD control ajusts the depth of AM for the VCA (in normal operation, the GAIN is set to '0' and the CV MOD is set to '10').
Although 'micro' in size, the MOTM-190 is a low-noise, low distortion, high dynamic range (better than 100dB) dual VCA. The Ring Modulator BLEND control is not found on any other modular.
Audio Demos using the uVCA"

Moog Micromoog

images at this auction