MATRIXSYNTH

Mattson Mini Modular at AHNE 2009

See the update to this post.

YouTube via stretta
"A kind friend let me borrow his 200e for testing. My daughter was fascinated by it. The next day, as soon as she woke up from her nap, she quietly padded upstairs and turned it on."

Emotional Signpost & The Future

YouTube via mimsey. Some Moog Little Phatty processing at 4:30.
"The full version of the intro track, called emotional signpost, is posted on my myspace page http://www.myspace.com/myga...

For more info on Toy Volcano visit my website at http://www.mygannon.com"

Spectralis 2 Schulungsvideo 1 Teaser

YouTube via SCHAAFJOERG. follow-up to this post
"Radikal Technologies Spectralis 2 comedy
http://www.radikaltechnolog..."
haha! awesome THE BEST SPECTRALIS VIDEO EVER

Synthesizers.com works togheter with the Moog Little Phatty, Mini moog & V Synth

YouTube via Synthiefrau
"Hi Folks, Synths are my big love. The Q 119 from Dot.com for example it `s a very nice Sequenzer. Analog full power meets digital power. I want a Spectralis II, my next dreamsynth."

Waldorf Microwave XT - Basic Demo!

YouTube via Facelurk. via this auction

Sequential Circuits Drumtraks - quick jam

YouTube via Facelurk. via this auction

Quintron DrumBuddy Is A Spinning Bright Colorful Mess Of Fun

YouTube via gearwire
"Quintron hails from New Orleans, and his true Bayou ingenuity shows clearly in his DIY beat machine, the Drumbuddy. So impressive it even made its way onto Kanye West's blog, the DrumBuddy is one part of an extravaganza of a show that has been known to include puppets, sparklers and synchronized dancing. With all that going on, you can't blame the guy for wanting a little color-coded help. See more on Gearwire.com."
Be sure to click on the Drumbuddy label link below for more as well as the Drummbuddy website.

Roland

YouTube via TonyLewisMostlyMe
"(Recorded 1984) In 1984 I borrowed a 'Roland Juno 106' and immediately wrote this short piece of music - hence the title, 'Roland'. All the sounds are produced by this instrument and recorded on a Tascam multitrack 'tape' recorder (remember those?) This is my tribute to this lovely little synthesizer. Your comments are very welcome. Subscribe to my channel now for notification of new videos from me. Copyright 1984."