Ohm64 with Ableton Closeup

YouTube via lividTV. see this post for more info on the Ohm64 open source controller.
"Here is a closeup of the Ableton Live session with the Ohm64. I am using MIDI from Ableton to light up the Ohm64 and MIDI from the Ohm64 to trigger the clips in Live."

Ohm64 with Ableton Wideshot

"Here is a wideshot of the Ableton Live session with the Ohm64. I am using MIDI from Ableton to light up the Ohm64 and MIDI from the Ohm64 to trigger the clips in Live."

Alesis Andromeda

YouTube via analoguecrazy4
"Here is my Alesis Andromeda Analogue Synth in action."

Roland GR Series Analog Bass and Guitar Synthesizers on Help Wanted Production

You can find general info and samples on the Roland line of guitar synthesizers on this Help Wanted Productions page.

Pictured: Roland G-707 control mapping.

iSyn 1.1.1 Now Available

New features include:
- WAV and MIDI file recording; export to computer using WI-FI network.
- full-featured arpeggiator
- integrated "quick help" guide
- reduced interface glow for better readability

Available on iTunes here:


"There's also a "quick start" guide to help new users to get started on the www.isynapp.com website: http://isynapp.squarespace.com/quickstart/"

iSyn Arp

YouTube via xgee1
"Messing around with iSyn's new arpeggio feature. Had a few mess ups here and there"

nnoizPapp testing iSyn on iPod touch

"I bought iSyn this morning and tested it out on my iPod. a nice little tool!"

Delfy Creations SB-1

YouTube via robodelfy. Delfy on Ebay
"Go to www.delfycreations.com for more info or to buy stuff!"

Moog Taurus Analog Synthesizer Pedals

via this auction

Roland Juno-60

via this auction

Folktek "The Micro Garden"

via this auction
"The Garden is a conceptual sound art work and a phenomenal instrument for extending micro sounds into waves or generating odd sounds based on an accoustic source. The Garden is a part of the electrocoustic section of the works of Arius Blaze. Please go here to see more: http://ariusblaze.com/electrocoustic.html

The sound very much reflects the asthetic - an electric garden with waves growing from the sound field they're created from. The sound board and spouts of wire extending from it are picked up with high sensitivity and run through a digital delay with a very warm sound. This delay can be as tight as possible or extend to about one and a half seconds. Every sprig of string has a unique sound and the Garden can be played as a percussion piece or soundscape generator. The feedback can be adjusted to generate long perfect extentions of micro sounds to become waves then captured in long format if desired. There is as much musical potential as there is a potential for strange sounds - bits of waves can be strecthed in real time.

the buyer of a previous garden on ebay had this to say: 'Garden of Eden. You have quite outdone yourself w/ the Garden ! Simple and beautiful-a great idea ! I might say it's the best of yours I have. Wonderful work!'

This piece runs on a single 9v battery, 1/4" output to amp or mixer, custom folktek hardwood box with jointery, and the lamp glows white." Be sure to see these posts for video and more info.

Snyderphonics Instruments SM-1

via Snyderphonics Instruments

Not much info aside from the following: "I have built several custom controllers for myself, and for other artists, including Miya Masaoka.

If you'd like to discuss a custom project with me, email me at "jeff" at snyderphonics dot com."

Snyderphonics Instruments Manta

"The Manta is a touch-sensitive controller for audio and video with a hexagonal layout and programmable LED feedback. The Manta has been released, as of May 4th, 2009. The first production run is a limited edition of 50, at $675 each."