MATRIXSYNTH

4 OSC Micromoog

via David

"This was a fun project. Dan and I took a Minimoog oscillator board and interfaced it to his Micromoog, making a 4-oscillator Micro!"

Rhodes through the TimewARP 2600

YouTube via joomzb
"The TimewARP 2600 from Wayoutware is a great emulation of the ARP 2600 analog synth. It sounds great when used to process external audio - in this case the Fender Rhodes sound from the excellent MrRay73 from GenuineSoundware (oh, and the Fender Twin VST). The TimewARP 2600 is used here to provide filtering, wah, tremelo, ring modulation, audio rate filter modulation, envelope following... It's all controlled from the Novation Nocturn - very easy and intuitive for live use. Sorry, no real music here, just noodling and having fun."

cirklon boot

YouTube via sequentix. New Sequentix Prototype. Sent my way via Robert.
"Cirklon prototype booting-up with gratuitous LED flashing."

And a couple of vids of the original from the sequentix YouTube channel:

Removing a P3 Front Panel

"How to disconnect the cabling connections to remove the front panel from a P3 sequencer."

P3 MemX Installation

"How to install the MemX board in a production P3. Front panel removal is shown in another vid."

once more Juno 6 and Poly 61

YouTube via elfferichfour. follow-up to this post. Comments disabled here to keep them there.
"ok, ok , this will be the last of 3 clips I will make today. Just can't get enough of my old synths !"

Waldorf Largo MP3s

One via Boele of SCD:
http://www.synthmusic.info/mpdries/Philosophersreverb.mp3

One via Stefan Trippler:
http://www.trippler.net/files/largo/102a.mp3

Korg NanoKONTROL and Food

via Dima

Mmm...

Roland US-2 Unit Selector GR-300 GR-700 Guitar synth

via this auction

"Very Rare - Highly sought after - Roland US-2 Unit Selector for GR 100 300 700 Guitar synths and G-series guitars. Use a single G-series guitar to control two synth units at the same time."

Roland Juno-6

via this auction

Korg Kr 55 Rare Vintage Analogue Drum Machine/juno 6
YouTube via abertronic. previously posted here.

duo pantoMorf - improvisation

YouTube via otoskope
"duo pantoMorf is a Swedish electronic free impro duo and research project. Beginning in 2006, they have actively developed new ways of controlling electronic sound. The video shows an improvisation on two instances of the instrument "the expressure pad", which has become their main performance instrument. Based on a completely novel way of mapping gesture sound, it allows enormous timberal flexibility and expressive fingertip control at the same time. Both members have a background as musicians on traditiona instruments, and this duo represents is one of the results of their efforts in bringing back musicianship into electronic music, that is, to be able to play electronic sounds as directly as acoustic instruments. The dogmas are: If we lift our hands, the instrument goes silent. That means, there are no pre-programmed processes, and every sound nuance corresponds to a physical gesture from the musician.

duo pantoMorf have performed in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, USA and Canada. Further tours are planned, for Portugal (October 2009) and USA (March 2010).

Left: Palle Dahlstedt
Right: Per Anders Nilsson

Video produced by Anders Bryngel - see http://www.youtube.com/user/waddagood... for more by him!

http://myspace.com/pantomorf

A technical paper on the instrument can be found here: http://www.init.ituniv.se/~palle/publ...

Thanks to University of Gothenburg, Swedish Research Council and Clavia."