MATRIXSYNTH

SPACE : ''Running in the city'' (1978)

YouTube via Gazebo83. Spot the synths.
"This is really rare! I love this French group"

New video:

MecanicBionic | August 12, 2009

KRISP1 MODULAR CONSTRUCTION Update

via KRISP1 on the AH list:

"First I would like to thank all the people that have supported me in my first year as a manufacturer of Oakley modular as some of you know not the easiest of jobs but for me the most satisfying job I have had

I hope to be bringing you all Tony's new moduels in 2009 and beyond

The Transition to 5U Bridechamber panels is now complete with the addition of the OMS-820 companion module and the triple Little Lag module

Both new moduels are discounted by 15% along with other modules in our on line store the sale runs to the end of the year 31st December

Cheers
Paul Darlow
http://www.krisp1.com/"

FIRST PRODUCTION MATTSON MINI MODULAR SYNTH DEMO SIX SE IO M'ACCORGO

FIRST PRODUCTION MATTSON MINI MODULAR SYNTH DEMO SIX SE IO M'ACCORGO from RED MARTIAN on Vimeo.
"One of the most beautiful pieces of lute music - on the MMM."

Throbbing Gristle's Gristleizer On Boing Boing

Check out the post on Boing Boing.

MATRIXSYNTH got a mention as well. Pretty cool...

For those not familiar with Boing Boing, see this article on Wikipedia. They started in 1988 as a zine. They have a huge reader base and cover a myriad of topics ranging from politics to medicine, to drunken partying snowmen. :) You can find a few posts featured here including a tribute to Raymond Scott and a visit with David Byrne by Xeni Jardin. I've been reading Boing Boing since before I started MATRIXSYNTH. It's my favorite non-exclusivly-synth centric site. It's cool seeing them cover this.

The Sweeps Studio

http://www.myspace.com/thesweepsmusic

flickr set

"Elkatwin, Logan String Melody 2, Crumar Performer, Moog Prodigy, Roland RS-09, Yamaha CS-01"

via marko

Buchla at SUNY Stony Brook in New York

more images here

link via tj

follow-up to this post

Absolute Deviation

"The mission of Absolute Deviation is continue support and development of the Marimba Lumina-–the only truly revolutionary mallet controller."

via Johan
"Longtime Buchla associate Joel Davel has started his own business offering support to Marimba Lumina owners. It looks like he'll be building new ones as well."

Happy 2009 - Waldorf Blofeld Track

via Boele of SCD on the Waldorf list:

"My last Blofeld sound

for this year that is... :D

http://www.synthmusic.info number 339. [top left when you get there]

Believe it or not, after the first sound, it is just one other sound from the Blofeld. I like it so much that I decided to put it online. There is NO additional FX. No external reverb, no external delay. Just a little distortion from recording it too loud... Will correct that soon.

Did some small corrections on the website as well, added two new songs, one old movie, a possibility to add my own comments on a song and in the "various" section it might be interesting for people to look if they:
a. own a Novation Remote 25 and a Microwave 1
b. own an Alesis Andromeda A6
c. own a Roland TR-808 and are Dutch or Belgian ;-)

Regards, Boele"

Midibox Clockbox

Two shots of Mike's Midibox Clockbox with some updates to the code. You can find more info in the update to this 1x ClockBox, 3x x0xb0x post.

Note in that post I asked if anyone had more info on the ClockBox. It turns out it's a project from uCapps.de/MIDIBox, makers of the MIDIBox SID.