via this auction "Specifications * Polyphony - 8 Voices; 2-part multitimbral * Oscillators - 96 preset waveforms + 32 user waveforms * LFO - Two, each with own envelope generator * Filter - Curtis analog (digitally controlled) 4-pole lowpass with its own envelope generators * Envelopes - 5 stage amp, filter and mix envelopes * Keyboard - 61 keys (velocity / aftertouch) * Memory - 100 patches * Effects - twin chorus, stereo effects panning of individual oscillators/individual voices * Arpeggiator - very nice versatile arpeggiator, user can define note order by playing etc. * Control - MIDI This also comes with a VSROM Cartridge #5."
YouTube via bluelantern320 via orange_LED on the forum. On Ebay "THIS IS DEMONSTRATING A SALAMANDER PROTOTYPE SYNTH WITH A NEWT 10 STEPPER, AND POLIVOKS VCF." "I made 10 step sequencers based on Counter CMOS CHIP CD4017. In this demo, i use the polivoks vcf, a prototype Salamander Modular Synth, and the NEWT (brick red box). The Salamander has a Midi-2-cv converter. That is how i was able to play with a midi keyboard."
Update:
WITH SYNTH
"Polivoks VCF, Newt Sequencer, and Prototype Salamander Synth all together."
ALONE SELF REZ
"Demonstration of Polivoks VCF with a 10-step Sequencer (NEWT) based on CD4017 counter chip."
"We’re pleased to announce that the initial run of our new Optigan disc - Radioaktivox - is now shipping!
We’ve done an initial run of 25 copies, of which we’re keeping two, and ten have already been pre-ordered. So that means that as of this writing there are 13 copies left for sale. If there’s sufficient demand to do an additional run of 25 (the minimum number we can order), then we will, but that remains to be seen, so if you want a copy of the disc, you’d best order it now!
We were able to drop the price slightly from $99.99 to $92.99 (plus shipping/handling), so those who pre-ordered the disc will get a $7.00 refund via paypal."
"See http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?... Press on a shape and it will make a noise, it will put that noise into one of 8 sound slots, the noise will now be made each time that slot is reached. So it is possible to make endless combinations of the 4 sounds. There are 8 LEDs(light emmiting diodes) for each sound slot and 4 four LEDs for each sound. It sounds complicated but its as simple as pressing down on the shapes to activate sounds and let it take off from there."
YouTube via grandtippler "The NoiseTron is a new kit that I'm working on, instructions on how to build it here: http://www.inventimog.com/blog2.php/2...
A kit of parts can be purchased here: http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?...
It uses a Picaxe 08M chip and 8 resistors into an ADC to make various noises. Its easy to build and requires no soldering so it would make an ideal starter into to electronics and micro-controllers."
MemSounds1
"Find instructions on how to build this at http://www.inventimog.com/blog2.php What it does MemSounds is a sound based memory game played in rounds. In the first round it plays one of 4 different sounds at random. Each sound represents a different switch in the device. After the sound is played you get a turn to copy the original sound by pressing a switch. If you get the sound right, MemSounds will play two sounds in the next round and so on. The limit is about 100 rounds."
YouTube via acorneli78. via Califaudio. Trailer for the feature length film. Buy the DVD(82 minute feature with over an hour of special features) at http://www.filmbaby.com/films/3171"
YouTube via moogfoundation. "Joel Chadabe, president & founder of the Electronic Music Foundation, introduced Gershon Kingsley" I'm not seeing Part 1 yet. I'll update this post and let you know if it goes up later.
Gershon Kingsley - Popcorn
YouTube via sometest353. "The Original Popcorn Video cuz i didn't found it on youtube."
Gershon Kingsley plays Popcorn 2007
YouTube via GKingsley "The Composer himself at the August Foerster Grand"
Update: Excerpt on Popcorn via kingsleysound.com where you will find more: "Despite the wide range of music Gershon Kingsley has composed, he is most well-known for a 1972 instrumental dance hit called "Popcorn."
Kingsley recalls that he wrote the primary melody to "Popcorn" in about 30 seconds. The song was first released in 1969 as part of a Kingsley solo album called "Music To Moog By." LINK TO: MOOGBY Then the First Moog Quartet, while on their nation-wide tour of college and universities, used "Popcorn" as their encore song.
In 1972, "Popcorn" was recorded by a group of musicians under the band name Hot Butter."
YouTube via petergrenader "A short snip showing the expression that can be generated on non-traditional linear controllers, in this case the Doepfer A-198 ribbon used to control the presence of the sound event, the speed of the LFO pacing it, it's spacial location and it's pitch."
"I spent most of my sunday stacking up parts around a demo I had done with the Virtual String Machine just after buying it... For demonstration purposes, here's a selective mix of the Alpha Juno parts (that is, a bass line, some analog flutes, a string sound and a warm pad."