Michel Waisvisz - 2004

YouTube via STEIMTUBE
"Michel Waisvisz
The Hands and Crackle Synth
No Backup Concert
2004"

1976 - 1983 The Crackle Synthesizer
http://www.crackle.org/Crackle%20Synth.htm

Two Gristleizers Modulating Two FM3 Buddha Machines

Two Gristleizers Modulating Two FM3 Buddha Machines from Chris Carter on Vimeo.

"Using two of the new repro Gristelizers to modulate two FM3 Buddha Machines. Shot on a Nikon D90."

Chimera XWIND Controller

"XWIND, 10.5" x 2.1" x 0.8", MIDI&CV wind controller, available late May09."

via
http://twitter.com/Chimera_Synths
http://www.Chimera-Synthesis.com

EMS SYNTHI

another close-up via http://twitter.com/_alka

follow-up to this post

PLL Ringmod

YouTube via boobtube356
"Doepfer A-196 PLL tracks Plan B M15 VCO. PLL output passes through Plan B M12 bandpass filter and then is ring modulated with the M15 sine output. The result goes to the Makenoise QMMG. The background is a Cwejman VCO-6 sine going to Doepfer A-137 wave multiplier, then ring modulated with Cwejman MMF-1. The result goes to the Cwejman VCA-4MX and is then panned at audio rate by a Cwejman VCO-2RM. Sequence is from Doepfer A-160/1, A-152, A-143-3 and Plan B M14."

electro percussion lab

YouTube via EA78751
"four new analog drum circuits inspired by the TR808, sequenced by algorithms. dronematrix is being gated thru the toms.

birdbox (white box) is the sequencer
JBoT (black box) is the toms & dronematrix
cowbell is the middle board
the front board is a bastard circuit based on the 909 rimshot.

http://ericarcher.net"

Tripper iPhone App Demo

YouTube via retsyx
Available on iTunes here:

Melodica iphone application

YouTube via candycaneapps
"Music iphone application from CandyCane, the creators of Fuzzle!"
Available on iTunes here:

Something New from Propellerheads

See the update in this post.

Axio - Alternative MIDI Control Surface

YouTube via thisfear.

via GB "I designed the electronics and firmware for the chording keyboard in this alternative MIDI controller in the early 90's. It was made using a set of Yamaha DX7 key contacts. These contacts have both make and break contacts which allow for velocity sensing. The firmware was done in 8031 assembler and the source code is posted on my website, www.MusicTechnologiesGroup.com. The project was presented at various conferences and symposiums around the world."
Note the ribbon controller and additional buttons on the joystick.