MATRIXSYNTH

EMS VCS3

YouTube via cinnamonjuly

Emrls Box - G.E.N.E. [Factory]

YouTube via emrls
"I cant explain the music for this lvl cause it'll spoil my game. Just know that its intensity is there for a reason.

Also note, this is an entire playthrough of the song. Theres no loop for this vid. Look at the time span for this vid n relate it to gameplay. Oh yea... you'll be here for a while."

avrsynth

YouTube via linsoft23. See the AvrX label below for some prior posts on the chip.
"Demo Video of my 4-voice polyphonic AVR Synth Project"
Update: you can find more info on Making of a drum synth.

ClockBox testing

YouTube via fibranijevidra
"Just a quick demo of some ClockBox features.
Pictures: http://www.flickr.com/photos/fibra/se..."

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