MATRIXSYNTH

Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 Analog Synth

YouTube via daveparry
"I wrote this song today to demonstrate the P600. Dave Smith founded Sequential Circuits in the 1970s and he also invented midi in 1982. The Prophet 600 was the 1st synth to have midi.

Yamaha MM6 - bass and rythm
Prophet 600 - everything else, outboard reverbs and delays were used occasionally
Mixed on a Behringer Xenex 1002FX
Multi tracked on a Fostex MR-8
Pictures from Hubble"

Alberti (Live Elektron/303 jam)

YouTube via shagghie. Note the black Machinedrum.
"Bacon is back after getting an ear mauled off. but he still is a great acid warrior!"

How Do You Juno Contest is Closed - Time to Vote!

Cast your official vote at the official Roland "How do You Juno?" contest site. Then come back and vote here. I thought it would be interesting to see what people here vote for compared to there. Below are the vids and below that is a poll for MATRIXSYNTH ONLY. Be sure to vote at Roland otherwise your vote will not count in the official contest and your favorite will not have your support. The polls below have zero weight in the official contest. Just thought I'd put them up for fun. Note there are two polls below, one without Jexus so we can compare the official entries to Roland's official poll and another poll with Jexus for the heck of it. :)

This Is How I Juno!! Using the Sequencing Template 002!!!

YouTube via NOlivarria

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New Roland GR-33B Bass Synthesizer Vids

Four vids added to this post. Scroll to the red Update when you get there. Remember, always check the current and last days set of posts for red Updates. I normally do not put a new post up when I do updates unless it's been more than two days.

Amanda Palmer is Alive and Well!

flickr by Kenny Maths
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KURTWEILL KURZWEIL

Коробейники - Muzik 4 Machines tetris Theme (Korobiki,Korobeiniki)

YouTube via muzik4machines
"the "nintendo" is the nord modular and the hooverish is the mks 50"
"HD: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Li-sHz...
MP3: http://muzik4machines.com/4m72b4
trying to have an 8bit look FAIL!
"Korobeiniki" (Russian: Коробейники, also romanized Korobeyniki) Based on a poem with the same name by Nikolay Nekrasov, written and printed in the Sovremennik magazine in 1861
booking: http://muzik4machines.com/book.html
Twitter: http://twitter.com/muzik4machines
Podcast: http://muzik4machines.com/2ztc7w"
more details in the YouTube description here.