Circuit Bent PHOTO THEREMIN

via this auction

"- 1 on/off switch with green "on" led.
- 1 waveform select switch....sine wave or square wave.
- 1 Blue LED LIGHT PEN with 3 foot cable, use to play the photosensor in the dark.
- 1 pitch range pot with ball knob sets the range of the sound from low to high pitch.
- 1 1/4" audio output jack.
- Cool white/purple case."

via Jimmersound

Eli CompuRhythm CR-7030 Beat Box

flickr by Mark Dalzell
(click for more)

"The first time beat box was used to refer directly to a rhythm machine was in the 1970s with the ELI CompuRhythm CR-7030 Beat Box."

Fun with DopplerPad: William Tell Overture "remix"

YouTube via retronyms
"Now that DopplerPad is released, Retronyms gets to have a little fun with it! I play with a few things here, including the mixer, loops, soloing, and a lot of gate/arp action!

More at http://www.dopplerpad.com"
Available on iTunes here:

New Oberheim Sequencer in the Works

And first SEMs in September as well as possible distribution in Europe.
See the second update in this post. Comment there.

Little Boots Remedy

She definitely likes her synths. See if you can spot them all. Click here for more.

via this BBC article, via twitter.com/bitoddscarr
"New Little Boots video with ARP and Moog goodness"

How to use iSample - iPhone Sampler / Recorder - Now in the App store -

YouTube via wayoutware
"http://www.budurl.com/isample Purchase iSample HERE!

iSample is a new iPhone Music App for the iPhone. With iSample you can sample or record any audible sound, and play it back musically. iSample is an excellent live performance insturment that is very easy, and very fun to use. iSample is only available on the iPhone. Check out our other products on the Way Out Ware website: http://www.wayoutware.com

Be sure to follow us on twitter! http://www.twitter.com/isampleapp"

You can find iSample on iTunes here:

SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS MULTITRAK ANALOG SYNTHESIZER

via this auction

MULTI-TRAK

RARE Vintage PAIA Synth Spin MkII Analog Leslie Phase

via this auction

"From the Synthspin manual:
'Other than the rotating speaker sound, the Synthspin can produce numerous effects ranging from very slow phasing sounds to a bubbling pseudo-reverb. Electrical inputs provide for foot-pedal control of both speed and range of the rotating effect and allow instantaneous foot-switch cancellation and bypass functions.'"

Arp Quartet

via this auction

Brass, Strings, Organ and Piano

Two can be layered

I thought this looked different. In the comments Qwave called out how his looks different.

Mother Mallard’s Portable Masterpiece Co. 40th Anniversary Concert

Sunday afternoon 2 PM July 26, 2009
Herbert F. Johnson Museum, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY [details]

"Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Company, makers of fine electronic music since 1969.

One of the first live synthesizer ensembles wasn't Tangerine Dream, but Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Company, led by composer David Borden. Mounting the stage with three massive Moog Modular synthesizers, they spun out their intricate cyclical melodies. We listen back to their now classic albums for this Ancient Echo."

On David Borden and Bog Moog
"I didn’t realize Bob was using me as a test person until several months later when it was clear that I finally knew what I was doing. He explained that I helped in the research to idiot-proof the soon-to-be famous Moog Synthesizer. I had been chief idiot, which upon reflection, I enjoyed immensely."

Update via Inverse Room:
"A flickr set
They were playing David Borden's piece 'Viola Farber in Seven Movements,' which they also played at the Anniversary show a few months ago, among other things. Farber was a choreographer and dancer David knew and worked with; she was a founding member of the Merce Cunningham dance company and died in 1998. The show was accompanied by digitally altered video of her dances. The band is all playing Reason patches, running on Macbooks and an iMac and triggered by M-Audio controller keyboards; the patches are custom-made by David Borden, using various samples of other keyboards. At the last show they had a couple of analog synths in the mix as well, but this was a more stripped-down set, with the software only. They're not sequencing, it's all played live!"