Moog

flickr set by Photo.Ian
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vintage Moog modular shots

studio, sunrise

flickr by Here On the Road

"home. 2010."

Moog Little Phatty

2009-12-14 - x0xb0x ft. jomox 888 + DSI Evolver and the mighty headphone cable

YouTube via KeepUpOnIt
"x0xb0x for TB 303 bassline (single pattern), internally sequenced, routed though some sort of "dry roomy" hall effect in the fist half, no other effects here, distortion from internal x0xb0x mod

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dsi evolver without effects, sequenceing itself

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jomox 888 just to add some boring percussion, no effects"

2009-12-05 minimalistic analog jam - DSI Evolver + Jomox XBase09

"First Test with a Dave Smith Instruments (DSI) Evolver Mono Desktop - just using a Preset here, the machine is quite new (just bought it recently) - this Synth is fantastic - 100% worth its 444€. I just need to get it hooked up with an additional external MIDI-controller to be better able to program the 4 sequencer tracks. Documentation has quite good info about how to do this via MIDI sysex.

Some additional bd/sd/hh from Jomox XBase09"

2009-11-01 livejam01 2of2 uncut - x0xb0x, jomox xbase 09, some ed banger electro via ableton

"2nd part of a 60minute livejam with x0xb0x, jomox xbase 09 and ableton live, effects from Reaktor"

Metasonix R54 Supermodule Says Hello

Demos / samples on Muff's

via Brian Kirby

Metasonix TM-7

via this auction

"Don't buy this! It's terrible. Sounds awful. This is the Metasonix TM-7 Scrotum Smasher. It's an all tube disgusting distortion with a built in feedback loop. This will smash anything! These are totally rare and awesome and about as analog as it gets. Pure tube tone with control voltage inputs! Comes with original power supply and original box and packing."
via brian c
lovely graphics by Dave



Sold For: US $800.00
via selectivepressure in the comments

Cwejman FSH-1 Frequency Shifter

via this auction

via Cwejman synthesizers:

"The main purpose with the frequency shifter is to make frequency shift up and down for processed audio signal. Two signal sources are needed; the carrier and the audio. Both carrier and audio signals are splitted in two chains and are pre-processed to accomplish 90 degrees phase shift between splitted signals.
The carrier generator has two frequency ranges; LF (low frequency) and AUDIO and it's controlled by knobs
COARSE, FINE and external CV signals (CARRIER CV). The carrier generators outputs are pure sine waveforms with 90 degrees delay between them. Outputs are patched to both ring modulators inputs. Two ring modulators (dual balanced multipliers) receives 0 and 90 degrees shifted carrier and audio signals . The outputs from the multipliers are combined in two ways; the frequency shift UP and DOWN. The frequency shifted audio signal is a sum (UP) or difference (DOWN) of the carrier generators frequency (a pure sine waveform) and all audio signals frequencies (fundamentals and harmonics). The FSH-1 works in two modes; as frequency shifter and as dual ring modulator. A ring modulator is a classic audio effect device and due to the non-harmonic character of the output signal. It's very useful to create metallic timbres such as bells, sweeping whistles and percussive sounds and tremolo effects. The obvious effect (particularly in LF mode) is a stereo panning effect of audio signal."

Sold For: US $510.00
via selectivepressure in the comments

Buchla 144 Audio

Another via mono-poly

You can find more images including some of the side with internals here.

Buchla144 by mono-poly

nfOSC: OSC tool for RFID readers

YouTube via mkalten
"This demonstration video shows the nfOSC tool used together with the touchatag RFID reader.
A simple PD example patch receives OSC messages from nfOSC and starts a sample loop, when an RFID tag is detected by the reader device, the loop is stopped when the according tag is removed. The nfOSC tool allows the simplified creation of tangible user interfaces based on RFID tags.


(c) 2009 by Martin Kaltenbrunner
You can download the nfOSC tool here:
http://code.google.com/p/nfosc/

The sound loops used in this video have been retrieved from freesound.org. The nfOSC tool has been built using the libnfc and liblo libraries."

Chroma Polaris

YouTube via lesingemonotone
"Demonstrating a newly restored Chroma Polaris, browsing through some of the factory presets."

Memorymoog

YouTube via lesingemonotone
"Demonastrating a newly restored Memorymoog. Analogue sweetness!"