A Meeting With Wolfgang Palm

some pics via hellmusic of LUSTOBJEKT:

"Wolfgang Palm gave an interview to a german TV station...see the PPG blog:" [link]

Wolfgang Palm on Facebook

Regarding LUSTOBJEKT, you might remember the name from this post.

Emu Emulator II Ambient Instrumental

YouTube via JMPSynth
"EII Dream.... a short ambient track created solely with the Emu Emulator II Sampler. Demonstrates some nice 8 bit sounds and excellent ability of the EII to loop samples."

MOS-LAB 715 Pics

added to this post.
Update: the first pic added was actually of the original Roland 715a filter from the 70's. Two more pics of the clone just added as well.

Sound Chaser 2008

YouTube via cobaltbeat
"Designed by Yuri Suzuki http://www.yurisuzuki.com
In collaboration with Yaloslav Tencer http://www.yaloslavtancer.com

A train-style record player. Users connect the chipped pieces of records together to make new tracks. The records pieces are from cheap records bought at jumble sales or used record shops. This record player revives forgotten, old records."

Signal-to-noise ratio (3) analog electronics test by Franck Smith

YouTube via znshn
"Signal-to-noise ratio (3) analog electronics test by Franck Smith. Contents: analog electronics, minimal pulses, signal trajectory, glitch, clicks, analog oscillators, noise manufacturing, phonocrafting... (Routing: Sleepdrone direct outputs 2 & 3 to Filterbank AND Sleepdrone main output to Space Echo).

IF POSSIBLE USE HEADPHONES OR CONNECT YOUR COMPUTER TO A QUITE DECENT SOUND-SYSTEM.

Material in this video:
- Sleepdrone 5 (by King Capitol Punishment)
- Sherman Filterbank 2
- Space Echo (Boss RE-20)

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http://twitter.com/franck_smith‬‬

Complete video selection on ‪‪‪http://www.youtube.com/znshn‬‬‬
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"Franck Smith" alternative digital techniques Live Electronics Odiolorgnette "Sleepdrone 5" "King Capitol Punishment", Sherman Filterbank 2, Space Echo, Analog Filters dual oscillator glitch, minimal pulses, phonocrafting noise manufacturin"

Prepared Gameboy: Reboot

YouTube via ggijs
http://gieskes.nl/undefined/prepared-gameboy/?f=reboot

Chris Carter's Little SYNTHI AKS

flickr by Chris_Carter_

"my little Synthi AKS"

"This is my new minaiture EMS Synthi AKS - unfortunately it doesn't produce any sounds. To give an idea of scale I've included an AA battery - this thing is small... but perfectly formed.

A limited number are available in kit form from SDIYcut
www.sdiycut.com/synthi-aks-gb.htm


BTW: In the background is a much larger Synthi AKS fridge magnet."
Synth magnets and stickers on Ebay [Note if nothing is listed check back later. You can find the permalink is on the MORE STUFF section on the right]

Control station

flickr by nilspils73
(click for more)

Serge Animal red knob

flickr by nilspils73
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XILS-lab polyKB

"The polyKB is a polyphonic substractive synthesizer based on two waveform morphing, aliasing free oscillators and a self oscilating 4 poles low pass filter.

The oscillators take a large part of the sound of this synthesizer but the filter recreating a standard analog chip of the 80's with the help of of very complete modulation section allow the polyKB to create incredible and warm sounds, from georgous bass to slow evoluting pad, through agressive lead and thin cristal keyboards, without fogoten a wide range of special effects.

The modulation section of the polyKB acts like a matrix with five dedicated sources (LFO, ADSR,VCO,NOISE,VELOCITY) and five dedicated destinations (VCO 1 and 2 pitch, VCO 1 and 2 waveform,VCF frequency).

To increase the sound design possibilities, six menus have being added, two for the sources, four for the destination, with which a wide range of modules can be choosen

(Velocity, sequencer ouputs, LFO freq, Filter res, VCO levels, to name but a few)

The polyKB brings also a very powerful polyphonic sequencer.

The sequencer can record and play 8 voices independently as well as the pitch than the velocity. To control the sequence, a 2 to 128 steps clock system allows a wide range of rythms and patterns.

Of course the sequencer outputs can be assigned as a source of modulation, opening the sound posibilities endless."

virtual RSF PolyKobol