MATRIXSYNTH

Wood Panel Fonitronik Sequential Switch

You'll find more info and a vid on Woody Monk. via Rob Sol

Livid Instruments Limited Edition Block Diablo

via Livid's online shop

"Limited Edition Block Diablo. Mahogany body, black faceplate, and red LED's. Only available while supplies last."

• 9.75" x 9.75" x 1.5" (WLH) / weight 3 lbs.
• USB Powered
• Bi-Directional MIDI communication (talkback)
• Class-compliant: no drivers needed for Mac, Windows, or Linux.

• 64 Programmable backlight buttons for talk-back and interactive performance
• Programmable MIDI mapping allows you to change the MIDI settings on the hardware
• Black Anodized Aluminum Faceplate
• Mahogany Body
• Open Source software tools to create your own LED talkback interaction
• Editor included for MIDI editing, and LED talkback programming
• Made in the USA

• Compatible with any software that supports MIDI learn
• ROHS compliant
• USB cable included

DIY Buchla 'Timbre' [Easel/259]

via abovenyquist in this electro-music.com thread.

Note this is a follow-up to the Buchla Music Easel DIY project previously mentioned in this post.

See the electro-music.com thread above for more info.

Hands On Experience Part II

"A collection of recordings and patch ideas, focussing on manual manipulation and featuring Flight of Harmony's Choices joystick and Make Noise's Pressure Points touch keyboard."

on navs.modular.lab here.

The Harvestman: Tyme Sefari (2010 update) - With Sliders

flickr by Analogue Haven
http://analoguehaven.com/
"The Harvestman is in the process of redesigning the Tyme Sefari and one of the biggest changes is sliders instead of knobs to set the start and end time for the sample loop. This welcome addition should make the module even more intuitive to use. Hopefully these will begin showing up in April, right after Hertz Donut and Polivoks restock (as well as a Kuzminorgel delivery). LINK: twitter.com/harvestman."

The Akai S612 just posted has similar sliders for start and end points.

Baby8 VCP Sequencer

flickr set by fonitronik
(click for more)

"ADC controller 8-step sequencer for voltage controlled pattern change, providing: attenuatable CV out, trigger out, gate out, manually controllable steps, clock in, reset in, pattern cv in,...

here is the finished module using a proto PCB. works quite fine!
it basically is a 4017 based step sequencer providing CV out, Trigger out, and Gate out. the tricky part is the voltage control of the possible patterns: an incoming CV gets manually scaled to 0-5V (LEDs will help to do that), and then gets processed by a 8-bit ADC. the parallel out gets converted to grey code and switches the steps/stages of the sequencer on or off. they can be controlled manually too, by using the toggle switches that overwrite the ADC data...
www.fonitronik.com"