YouTube via ikmultimedia "Hear the sounds of the new GrooveMaker Trance: allows you to immerse yourself in a total state of trance with anathematic bass lines, progressive structures and lead melodies; a hypnotic journey with no interruption! Includes 4 songs, plus 1 FREE song by registering, and a total of 315 loops in 140-150 BPM for 230 MB of samples." On iTunes:
"We have always been using the piano-esque sounds from the yamaha GS-2 but now we stumbled onto a great organ sound so we used for this tasty bassline.
YouTube via JCRUDESS "I visited the mysterious creative boys of Ohm Force in Paris yesterday. They make really amazing plug ins!!" http://www.ohmforce.com Ohn Force are the coders behind GForce Software's [formerly GMedia] Minimonsta and Oddity. via The Ohm Side of the Moon
via robovoice on the forum "Vocals by "Nobody beats the Drum'" through my VSM 201, carrier is a Roland Jupiter 6 This Sennheiser VSM 201 Vocoder (serial number 04) was owned and used by Kraftwerk on their albums Man Machine and Computerworld. I purchased it from Kraftwerk's Kling Klang studio about 8 years ago. DJ DNA aka DJ Donotask" Update via Voice in the comments: "On 'The Man-Machine' album, both "The Man-Machine" and "Spacelab" are a Sennheiser Vocoder VSM201. But "The Robots" is an EMS Vocoder, possibly a 5000. On 'Computerworld' "Computerworld" is an EMS Vocoder (I believe it to be the 3000), "It's More Fun To Compute" is a Sennheiser Vocoder VSM201, while "Pocket Calculator" has no vocoder at all in it."
via this auction "As you may know, the standard outputs on this synth are a headphone out and a line level output which is a summed mono output of the two sem's. My ob is studio expanded so you have a true stereo output as well as individual outputs for each sem voice. In addition, there is an input for the filter so you may input a sound source into the filter section of the sem... Has two sem's and that wonderful voltage controlled sequencer......one of tom's most early brilliant creations"
You can listen to Tom Oberheim talk about the sequencer in this video interview.
YouTube via hansteg "Live solo show with guitar live soundprocessing. The Endangered Guitar is a hybrid between a guitar and a computer. Sounds are constantly recorded, and the information from the analysis of these sounds and the playing determines a wide variety of processes."
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