Shakedown - You Think You Know [Korbi's Blue Box Edit]

YouTube via callmekorbi
"This is a Re-Creation of Shakedown's song "You Think You Know"!

WHAT? You Don't know Shakedown?!?

Then you should get their album "You Think you Know"!
It's damn good! :D (one of my favorite albums of all time)

Here you can listen to the original:
http://www.lastfm.de/music/Shakedown/...

Download Link:
http://www.mediafire.com/?mmnqmcyzy0t"

Linn 9000

YouTube via vectorass
"Just another sound example of Linn 9000 on the fly. Don`t you feel the power of this machine?"

rx5.m4v

YouTube via jenamu6
"Finally after some years I found a Yamaha RX5 for a nice price.

This is really a fine machine, capable of 80's beats, techno and IDM.

Here's just 1 pattern rocking out"

Roland R8 live

YouTube via JVGmidi
"live jam with R8 recorded with Emu 1616 patchmix and effects."

Reaktor Studio Patch for Computer Music Live Podcast

YouTube via citrusonic
"A look at Citrusonic's Studio. This Reaktor Patch is used to create Computer Music Live every week. It it is a growing, morphing & constantly changing Modular Studio. Reaktor / Citrusonic is running on a Studios Apple iMac i7 - iPad"

rotating glitch funk

rotating glitch funk from J Stick on Vimeo.

"10,000 turds thrown at wall; some stick."

baziinngaaa

YouTube via nakome. Monomomachine comes in at 1:30 and Machinedrum follows.

imnotica.wmv


MNMMD.wmv


test drive

"only one patern machinedrum and monomachine"

Elektron SPS1

more vids here

OBERHEIM MATRIX-6

via this auction

"Notable features include: 2 DCOs per voice, 3 ENV filters, 2 VCAs, Velocity Sensative keyboard with Aftertouch, 99 patch memory storage, versatile and bright screen allowing for easy parameter changing, display shows which voices are active while playing, Midi: in, out, thru"

Sold For: US $430.00
via selectivepressure in the comments

Paia OZ

via this auction

"The Paia Oz is a way-cool little polyphonic mini-synthesizer from Paia’s pioneering 1970’s line of analog synths. The 1 1/3-octave keyboard is fully polyphonic, and has a selectable five-octave range. It has a selectable spike or pulse trigger, and signal ins and outs to interface with envelope generators and other analog gear. The original manual is included (I grabbed it from the Paia web site). I am the second owner of this unit, which I have had since 1993.

The Oz was designed to run on a fistful of AA batteries, but the enterprising previous owner of this one built in an AC power supply, which works quite well. He also added a headphone or speaker output (left front, below the “Paia”) that automatically interrupts the built-in speaker when a plug is present. Use a mono-to-stereo mini-plug converter with stereo headphones."

"Everything works on this unit except the indicator LED for the lowest octave setting. The capacitive pitch-bend pad needs to be replaced—I’ll bet you can still get one from Paia—but it works fine without it, and the wire it connects to is still there: I’m holding it in the last picture. It’s supposed to come out through the little rubber grommet on the lower left front. Should be a fun project.

This is a no reserve auction with free shipping in the U.S., and the unit, being vintage, is offered as-is."

Sold for US $257.00
via selectivepressure in the comments

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Doepfer A-143-2 Quad ADSR controlling 3 LPGs

Doepfer A-143-2 Quad ADSR controlling 3 LPGs from katavist on Vimeo.

"This is a fairly basic (and visually boring, sorry) demo of the A-143-2, showing one of many possible uses. The patch was rather complex with Wiard Malekko Anti-Oscillator as the only audio-source, Wiard Malekko Borg Filter in LPG mode, PlanB Model 13 (both gates), MakeNoise Maths voltage mirroring MFB Dual LFO random output - this output and the mirrored cv were mixed by a Doepfer A-138c Polarizing Mixer (with additional inputs from diy 8 step sequencer and Bugbrand Ctl-1 as 4 step 3 track sequencer) all controlling Anti-Osc pitch… Model 13 SUM-output also into Doepfer A-188-1 4096 stages BBD whose output was filtered by Wiard Joyrider double Borg and finally sent to the Blacet Time Machine. First output from Model 13 into Doepfer A-137-1 Wave Multiplier I (which was fed 4 cvs from A-144 Morphing Controller modulated by A-147 VC LFO and then into diy spring reverb... plus some more senseless Maths patching and whatever I forgot... Ah, and thanks to TipTop for the wonderful stackcables!"