MATRIXSYNTH

NIN Synth Spotting

See the video update in this post. Poor little MEK.

Wolfgang Palm on MySpace - Origins of the PPG Wavetables

myspace.com/wolfgangpalm

You can find the origins of the PPG Wavetables here and more history here.

Researching Sound Spectrum

Don't miss these additional videos:
Sound Spectra 3D Carpets
PPG System Demo 1987

AudioCubes users, schools, Le Soir and HD vids

"*ABOCb Performance at Logos

We recorded some video last night at the 999 concert at Logos Foundation (see http://www.percussa.com/2009/09/08/audiocubes-at-logos-foundation-999/). Enjoy!

*AudioCubes at Logos Foundation (999)

We stopped by Logos Foundation today where Kristof is working on a PD (pure data) patch using the new topology firmware and external for AudioCubes (send us an email if you want to join the beta testing). Great to see…

*Le Soir interviews the guy behind AudioCubes

If you happen to speak french, you can get a copy of the interview here in PDF format. REFERE2208_HE

*User locations, schools and cube tech

We made a list of the locations with people using AudioCubes. You can see the map of the locations here. If you are someone with AudioCubes and your location is not yet on the map, feel free to drop us a…"

Cubase EXPSL

YouTube via CaptainProton1
"Expert Sleepers Running Sequential Pro-1 and Arp Odyssey in Cubase 5"

Yamaha CS 30 running Silent Way in Cubase 5

"CS-30 analog synth running in Cubase 5 using Expert Sleepers Silent Way plugin."

POLICE STORY_8_bit (Jackie Chan)

flickr by Javarnanda
"Police story Jackie Chan Movie Theme by Javarnanda with Korg DS-10"

You can find images of the new Schneider's Laden on navs.modular.lab.

This is the home of the new Schneiders Beuro who brought us Totally Wired, the amazing Super Booth at the Musikmesse and more. See this search on Schneiders for reference.

History of the Klee

via this electro-music.com thread where you will find the rest of the story:
"[9:21:26 PM] robsol: hello
[9:21:33 PM] Inventor: hey rob
[9:21:35 PM] Inventor: good news
[9:21:42 PM] robsol: great!
[9:21:56 PM] robsol: bring on the good news
[9:22:13 PM] Inventor: in a few minutes, scott is gonna tell us the story of the birth of the Klee sequencer
[9:22:29 PM] robsol: cool!
[9:22:35 PM] Scott_Stites: Okay...I'll go back to the beginning.....
[9:22:40 PM] Inventor: so yer here for the moment
[9:22:43 PM] Inventor: ok
[9:22:58 PM] Scott_Stites: Thousands of years ago, when the earth was still young, there lived a race of beings....
[9:23:04 PM] robsol: lol
[9:23:04 PM] Scott_Stites: I'll fast forward a bit here...
[9:23:07 PM] Inventor: ahahhahahhaha
[9:23:26 PM] robsol: Very Happy
[9:23:28 PM] Scott_Stites: Actually, it started around 2004 when Jeff Pontius and I were getting into Buchla circuits.
[9:23:34 PM] robsol: great beginning"

Click on the Klee label below for videos, images and more.

Moog Lights & Nova Musik Gear

flickr set by genuine_youth
(click for more)

Roland CR-8000 MODIFIED

via this auction
"The three knobs on the top panel are tonal modifications I have added. These include a tune offset control for the Cowbell, a Snare SNAPPY control, and a Clap DECAY. The Snare can be made into a TR 808 snare with this modification or closed off and removed of the noise source which isolates the tone component of the snare (very very cool for tonal melodic sequences when used in conjunction with the cowbell and the congas!). Finally, the Clap decay can turn the CR 8000 clap into everything from a hyper-compressed 909 sounding clap to a non-stop wall of Clap NOISE! This mod is excellent and the three controls add a whole new dimension to the CR 8000.

What's really cool about the CR is the fact that you can PROGRAM your own patterns and fills and use it's wonderful sequencer to regulate how often the fill occurs automatically. Because the unit has Din Sync, you can externally clock it to all modern day MIDI to Din Sync converters and have it running in time with your favorite software or MIDI hardware! Just like the TR 808 there is something really magical about the timing of the CR 8000 sequencer (I know I have an 808). And the fact that you can at any time trigger a fill to occur, or add SHUFFLE with the press of a button will open your rhythms up to a new dimension. Tonally, the CR 8000 sits between a TR 606 and a TR 808 and because of the MODS I've added, leans more on the 808 side."