Spectralis

YouTube via vectorass
"Spectralis with Lexicon LXP-5 delay added via Tascam Midistudio 688 analogue mixer, Quad 303 amplifier and Wharfedale Modus One speakers. Footage taken by Canon G-7 camera."

"Close to you" - on Yamaha HE-8

YouTube via organfairy
"This song was a big hit for Richard and Karen Carpenter in the early 1970's. Still today this Carpenters song is often played on the sentimental radio shows.
Here I play it on the Yamaha HE-8 organ with a little help from the Korg Rhytm 55 and the Roland JX-8P."

Who is Moldover?

YouTube via moldover. Note his custom controller featured here. More posts here.
"A quick intro to Moldover: Musician, Artist, and Inventor."

some kind of acid line korg monopoluy thang

YouTube via f...ingharpsichord. "korg monopoly noodles"

Sweetwater - Korg nanoKontrol & nanoPad on Moog Little Phatty & Korg R3

YouTube via SweetwaterSound
"More info: http://bit.ly/bNONmH
A unique demo of tricks you can pull of with Korg's affordable nano series controllers. In this video, Daniel Fisher uses the nanoKONTROL and the nanoPAD alongside synths from Moog and Korg plus the B4II organ plug-in from Native Instruments. Don't miss the trick with the nanoPAD's trackpad at the end."

Video 7

YouTube via plague1715. Gristleism FM3 Buddha Machine

Thingamagoop 2 by Bleep Labs

YouTube via drbleep
"The Thingamagoop 2 is here! Analog VCO with digital control via Arduino.
Get it from bleeplabs.com"

Computer Music Journal: The Effect of Modulator Phase on Timbers in FM Synthesis

You can read the article in MIT's Computer Music Journal here. You can find a list of issues at JSTOR here and the Computer Music Journal website here. Note you will have to do a little digging and some content requires you to log in. You can however review the Editor's Notes for each issue.

Waldorf Blofeld Keybaord Demo

YouTube via ESSEKNOB
http://s-knob.blogspot.com/

Clarification on the CalArts Buchla 500

via Peter of Buzzclick

"I received a request for a site correction to my buzzclick-music space from someone I consider to be a very creditable source - Lynx Crow:

'Hi Peter,

It's been a very long time since I last saw you - a couple of decades, anyway. In case you don't remember me, I was the programmer for Buchla & Associates, and wrote the software for most of Don's instruments for about 30 years.

I ran across your site, and noticed you have a picture of the Buchla 500 at Cal Arts. (http://www.buzzclick-music.com/mort.html) There's a correction you should make to the accompanying text.

The computer we used on the Cal Arts instrument wasn't the Interdata 7/16, it was the Computer Automation PDC-216. I can see the edges of the PDC-216, and the Randall dual cassette tape drive in the photo.

We used the Interdata Model 74 on later instruments. That's is the one that's in the picture on Don's site.

It's nice to see that a picture of the first Buchla 500 still exists.

Best of luck in your musical endeavors. Who knows - perhaps we'll meet again.

Regards,
-Lynx"

Be sure to see Buzzclick for a fascinating piece on Buchla history.