MATRIXSYNTH

Moog Little Phatty

flickr by Nick Scribner

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note the orage on the box matches the orange on the synth. And the curtains... and the... it's a cool shot.

"The Little Phatty is the late Bob Moog's last ingenius contribution to electronic music/the world.

I'd been researching analog synths for the past year and decided on the small but PHAT LP.

Thank you, Mom and Dad!"

Knobs

flickr by foteck
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Korg Esx-1

The Meow Pals

flickr by robo_lasers

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KORG MicroKORG

Depeche Mode - In The Studio (2008) - Web Clip #6

YouTube via dmdotcom. No synth audio. Just some synth spotting. KORG MS20, EMS VCS3 aka Putney and I *think* a Minimoog. via Califaudio who has the track listing and tour dates.
"Dave and Martin recording vocals for the song "Wrong".

Camera: Mr Andy Fletcher.

Be sure to visit www.depechemode.com for all the latest news, including "Tour Of The Universe" to..."

Sherman Filterbank Extravaganza

images, words, and a sample on khoral's Cafe 80.

BCM Welcomes Diabolical Devices and Class A Electronics

http://bigcitymusic.com
via the Big City Music blog
"We're very very excited to offer instruments from Diabolical Devices and their sister company Class A Electronics. Diabolical takes instruments like the Roland TR-707 drum machine, the Casio SK-1 and others and modifies them. Whether it's a pitch mod for every drum sound, or a banana plug patch bay for different bends, or an added LFO, these pieces come back from the dead!

Here's a picture of a circuit bent TR-7027. This is a Roland TR-707 that also has the sounds from a Roland TR-727. You can switch back and forth. All the drum sounds have pitch mods with knobs to control the bends. They also have three separate global bends and a cymbal delay bend. On the left there's a banana plug patch bay allowing you to link several bends at once creating some truly unique sounds.

Class A Electronics makes some incredible guitar pedals as well as small wattage tube amplifiers and more. Check back with us soon for the latest from these guys!"

boiingg

"written by Jules (pixelmechanic)

a bouncing midi pattern generator
MonomeSerial prefix: /osc

A basic but fun take on Tenori-On Bounce Mode, put together as an overdue exercise in teach-yourself-monome. Requires monomeserial set to /osc. Should be good for 40h, 64s, 128s & 256s, plus has virtual interface for monome-less operation. Currently midi output only, and noteouts are adjustable from 0 to 127. Loads of fun with Ableton>Impulse (syncs to external host) and plays nicely in Max Runtime.

Includes a virtual 64 + 128 + 256 interface (see above and below)"