MATRIXSYNTH

Sound Lab ULTIMATE and Foot Pedals

YouTube via theraywilsonshow
"Ray Wilson demonstrates yet another use for the Sound Lab ULTIMATE by connecting the MFOS Foot Pedal Controller to it and playing guitar along with it."

star trek VI the undiscovered country: the synth

YouTube via puffhandy. via this auction
"this is a star trek vhs tape case that i made into a synth. it has one oscillator that has a light sensor for pitch and two LFOs. one LFO has a vactrol and the other has two different wave shapes square and triangle that are switchable with the redbutton on top."

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joystick synth II

YouTube via puffhandy

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Ran Kirlian Pluto

YouTube via RanKirlian

"Improvisation with Doepfer System & Roland Jupiter 4

Doepfer sequence done only with VCO (A-111) + quad LFO (A-143-2) + quad ADSR (A-143-2) + Xtreme filter (A-106-1) while JP4 goes into Doepfer XP Multimode Filter (A-106-6)

It sounds just as it was recorded directly to minidisc with Kaoss Pad 3 on the echoes."

PPG Wave 2.3 Advert

flickr by Neil Vance
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lunetta2

flickr by amplex
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"we have a 4001, 4029, 4023, 4015, 4516, 4089, 4022, 4040, tsp prs x2, glide, 40106 YAVCO, running on 6 different fixed clocks (not enuf pots)"

system1200

flickr by pac209

"unified creamware minimax and pro 12 VA synths"

Update via pac in the comments: "Hey this is actually "official", not a DIY thing. It was on sale for a short time before and while creamware went bust. I reassembled it cause I sold my minimax (by mistake) and just got one back. Hence the 2 different 'creamware' logo prints on the machines."

Geoff Downes 1987

flickr by Neil Vance
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spot the synths

"One half of the Buggles, showing off one or two casiotones!.. no really, he is a big fan of American Synthesizers. He is not a fan of the Yam DX7 or TX816."

Realistic (Moog) MG-1 re-assembled

flickr by Avery James Brooks
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"After removing most of that awful melting foam"

turntable wah

YouTube via puffhandy. via this auction.
"this is a custom, one of a kind, home altered califone record player from the 60's maybe? it's been made into a filter effect that is controled by a light sensor under the platter that spins. you can take that part off and drill more holes, you can add your own disks for different patterns, there are a lot of possibillities for simple mods. i didn't mess around with the ac circuit too much because i don't want to die from electrical shock and i recomend the same for anybody that buys this and doesn't know much about AC. i added a power light and there is also a ring mod oscillator built in that has two modes: high and low. high puts the carrier freq. in the foreground and low just takes it back behind whatever your's running through it. it has in and out so you can use this like a regular effects pedal without even plugging in the amp. the effect takes a nine volt battery that is mounted an the top for easy access. it comes complete with the latch on cover. feel free to ask any questions and please write me for a price quote on international shipping. the synth in the video is an atari punk console"

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light sensitive turntable filter wah