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Waldorf MicroQ

image via this auction via noisebug.

How did they get it to float like that? ;)

Clavia Rebrands Itself as Nord Keyboards

Ministry of Sound - iDrum Anthems

"Recreate your favorite club tracks of yesterday and today. Build and customize the beats any way you like.

iDrum: Ministry of Sound Anthems makes you the producer. Start with professionally produced iDrum kits that emulate the greatest anthems in clubbing history, then mix and match over 300 original samples to make your own epic tracks.

It doesn’t matter if you’ve never made a beat before. iDrum’s simple interface lets you build beats layer by layer by tapping the touch screen or create music with simple shapes and color combinations that let you visualize the rhythm."
You can find Ministry of Sound iDrum here:

Moog Modular Sections

flickr by InnovativeSynthesis.com
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"These are pics of synths we own, or have owned through the years. Many more to come!

Many of these are scans of pictures, so please excuse the quality!

Visit us at www.InnovativeSynthesis.com"

Encounters in Moscow

via the Jean Michel Jarre blog where you will find more images and info.

I'm guessing that's a white Modcan modular under the KORG PS3200 and ARP 2600.

Analogue Systems rs35 External Processor -Guitar Synth

YouTube via bigcitymusic
"Here is the incredible Analogue Systems rs35 External Processor eurorack synthesizer module.

The rs35 is a frequency (or pitch) to voltage converter. It can turn virtually any sound source into a one volt per octave voltage allowing you to control an analog synthesizer.

We are running a Strat into the Barber Electronics TonePress compressor pedal for added sustain. The guitar signal is then run into the low pass filter section of the A.S. rs110 Multimode filter to roll off some of the highs.

Now we run the audio into the rs35 'Frequency In'. The rs35's voltage out goes to the rs95 voltage controlled oscillator. We're using various modules to alter the oscillator sound including the rs100 Low Pass filter, the rs120 Comb Filter, and the rs290 voltage controlled digital delay/sampler.

Finally, a practical, easy way to play your analog synthesizer with a guitar. Rad."

The JEN Electonico Laughing/Crying Glider Synthesizer

Here's an odd article sent my way via Brian Kehew of The Moog Cookbook. The image is clearly an ARP 2500. Anyone know more about this? Click on the image to read the article.

Update: this one appears to be debunked. See the comments. This is the same ARP 2500 shot from sequencer.de which means it is the same 2500 in the Synthorama Museum. You can tell by the extra module on top of the sequencer.de image. Credit goes to mr.scrappy for spotting the image.

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flickr by roland4387

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"Mono synth madness"

Analog Synth Lab - Moog Minimoog & Roland SH-101

"Analog Synth Lab is only available on Ebay and nowhere else.

What's in the bundle?
* Minimoon (Moog Minimoog Emulator)
* LOL-S ( Roland SH-101

If you can't afford the crazy prices of a real analog synth or you have an interest in synthesizers then the Analog Synth Lab is for you.

Play the synths with your computer keyboard, a midi keyboard or a sequencer (both hardware and software sequencers supported) and tweak the knobs and relish in the sound of analog synthesizers.

If you have no knowledge about synthesizers then don't worry. There are lots of preset sounds so you can get playing straight away. And if you are feeling adventurous then twiddle with any of the knobs to see how it changes the sound.

These synths have been used by just about everyone.
No other software is required to run Analog Synths.

Features
* Can be played with PC Keyboard, MIDI keyboard or MIDI sequencer.
* Modelled on the original hardware"

You can find samples at the auction listing. You can find the seller's Ebay store here.