MATRIXSYNTH

Rick and Adam Wakeman on Keytar playing "Tudorock"

YouTube via YesFanDon
"From Rick Wakeman's Six Wives of Henry VIII concert on May 2, 2009 at Hampton Court Palace. This is an excerpt from one of Rick's new songs, called Tudorock, played as an encore. This amazing concert will be available on commercial DVD soon. Buy one, you won't regret it!"

Sweetwater - Muse Receptor Spirit Virtual Instrument

Sweetwater - Muse Receptor Spirit Virtual Instrument from Sweetwater Sound on Vimeo.

"Sweetwater's in-house sound designer Daniel Fisher discusses the Sweetwater-exclusive Muse Receptor Spirit. It's a virtual instrument player for live performance that's packed with modern and traditional worship-specific sounds that we've created. Plus, it's also got Native Instruments' tremendous Komplete 5 collection, so you'll have all the right sounds and instrument voices for worship services — available in just one super-portable device. For more info: sweetwater.com/store/detail/ReceptorSpirit/"

Sweetwater - Korg M3 Expanded demo

Sweetwater - Korg M3 Expanded demo from Sweetwater Sound on Vimeo.

"Sweetwater - Korg M3 Expanded demo. More info at sweetwater.com/store/search.php?s=s%3Am3series&go=Go%21. Korg's Rich Formidoni visited Sweetwater and demonstrated the new sounds and features of the expanded Korg M3."

Sweetwater - Korg M50 Workstation demo

Sweetwater - Korg M50 Workstation demo from Sweetwater Sound on Vimeo.

"Sweetwater - Korg M50 Workstation demo. More info at sweetwater.com/store/search.php?s=korg+m50&go=Go%21. Korg's Rich Formidoni demonstrates some of the most powerful features of the M50 workstation."

Moog Etherwave Plus Theremin Demo - Sweetwater GearFest '09 Exclusive

Moog Etherwave Plus Theremin Demo - Sweetwater GearFest '09 Exclusive from Sweetwater Sound on Vimeo.

"More info: sweetwater.com/store/search.php?s=etherwave+theremin&go=Go%21
Linda Lafferty from Moog Music explains what a theremin is and gives a demo of Moog's Etherwave Plus theremin and its control voltage capabilities at Sweetwater's GearFest '09."

ARP Odyssey 4075 filter vs Yusynth ARP 4072 filter clone Update

See the second vid in this post for better quality.

Quasimidi Quasar - Live Performance

YouTube via beckhusen

"The Quasar from Quasimidi is my oldest rack-synth expander. In the video you see my typical way to play with this machine. Of course you can make different changings to the single instruments and performances. For detailed technical infos please search the web.
As you see i like a randomized style of handling with the Quasar. That includes most times the key following same as the instrument changings. In this video i played only the C for triggering."

energyXT 2.5

http://www.energy-xt.com
"Record, edit and mix your music with powerful, yet easy to use features. Designed from the ground up with songwriters and musicians in mind, creating music on your computer has never been easier, faster and more fun.

* Sequencer with multi-track audio recording
* Built-in synthesizer/sampler, drum-track and multi effect processor
* Pro editing features
* Works on all operating systems
* No loading time
* Runs from a memorystick

Whats new in version 2.5
* Welcome screen with project templates
* New mixer view with collapsible EQ and Effect sections, graphical view of equalizer and handy "quick add" buttons for adding Insert and Send effects
* Sequencer with "quick add" button for creating new tracks with Audio, Drums or Instruments in one click
* MP3 import & export (requires lame executable)
* Audio processing: normalize, delete, trim, fade in/out, reverse
* Beatslice, autoslice audio & cross fade 2 audio clips
* Synthesizer/sampler adds new preset browser with 32 factory presets
* Drum sampler gets new easy view with drumspads, full implementation of EQ, Insert and Send effects for individual drums
* New audio effects: bit crusher, multi-mode filter, compressor and high quality guitar amp"

check out the site for demos and more. also check them out on Twitter: http://twitter.com/energyXT

Vintage Starkey Hearing Lab

via this auction
"this was originally built in 1977 for hear and speech sciences experimentation. Today some use this machine as synthesizer, gate, trig-processor or trig sequencer. This is very desirable and are rare. This one is from indiana state university, it was in the lab."

see the Starkey label below for more.