Serge Style Buchla Clone DIY

YouTube via pickleinn
"Serge m-odule style Diy Panel with: 2x 281 function generators, 1 x slope detector, 2 x Low Pass Gates. This is just showing the basic functionality of each of the blocks, and only using this one panel."

MegaOhm Delta VCF modular synth demo

YouTube via doctorvague
"Also features the Encore Electronics Universal Event Generator. The only sound source is a Modcan VCDO into the MegaOhm filter into a Modcan DDL. The Rhythms are from the Moon Modular 563 Trigger sequencer using a Synthesizers.com envelope generator. Pretty simple patch trying to show of the Delta filter which I am really enjoying very much. It's very expressive- and responsive like a good sports car."
http://www.megaohmaudio.com/
http://blacet.com/
http://encoreelectronics.com/

TR505 MAM MB33 Korg DW6000 live acid 2

YouTube via JVGmidi
"TR 505 used as sequenser.
Recorded with emu 1616
mixer: emu patchmix and pulling cables xd.
effects: boss os-2 pedal, emu effects"

52 Reason / Record Tips - week 5: Samples, who needs them? - Creating Drum Sounds

YouTube via PropellerheadSW
"In the fifth episode of his tutorial series, James Bernard aims to answer the eternal question: samples - who needs them? Using the Thor synthesizer and its routing and modulation possibilities, James will show you how to design your own electronic drum sounds in a few simple steps."

FL Studio Guru - Finding Sample Locations

YouTube via imageline
"To see more videos in this series visit the Guru Blog - http://www.image-line.com/d..."

HarriL - Experimenting with sounds (Live)

YouTube via HarriL

"I recorded this a while ago but wasn't sure about uploading it.
This kind of falls into the same category as the 'HarriL - Warp' video."

Vintage EDP Wasp Synthesizer with Case

via this auction
"Vintage EDP Wasp Synthesizer with hardshell case and owner's manual, serial number 001186... Works on 6 C-cell 1.5V batteries or 9V DC Adapter, neither of which are included in the auction, both of which are commonly available.

Elby Designs in Australia makes a built-in Midi adapter for the Wasp for around 50 Euros (£45, $68) which enables you to plug any standard Midi keyboard into it for a controller. Kenton Electronics in the UK also makes a somewhat more expensive Wasp Midi converter.

EDP WASP SPECIFICATIONS
• Designed by: Chris Huggett
• Manufactured by: EDP/Electronic Dream Plant Ltd.
• Dimensions: 17 (w) x 13 (l) x 2. 5 (d) at rear/1 at front. (Dimensions in inches).
• Keyboard: 2-octave, monophonic, touch activated
• Two digital VCOs, with sawtooth and pulse.
• LFO, with six waveforms.
• Digital Noise Generator.
• VCF, with low-, high- and band-pass modes, and Envelope Generator with repeat LFO.
• VCA, with Envelope Generator and repeat LFO.
• Separate line-level and headphone outputs.
• Two 'LINK' sockets for connecting other EDP products.
• Built-in 4 x 2-inch speaker.
• Powered by six 1.5V 'C'-type batteries or external 9V PSU."

MOTU BPM Hardware

pics and details in this MOTUNATION thread. DIY project is by ssp.

"well im almost at the end of this little journey making this controller.
i just have the sidecheeks to wrap and the buttons to have their legends on and its finished!

i have decided to build the stand-alone unit and add some extra features, which you will have to wait until i start the build to see what they are. i am however going to build a control expander for this unit which will just link the the rear of thecase using a cascade port.

in the meantime heres the finished item (almost) hooked upto bpm and ready to run!

thanks for all the support while i have been working on this unit, i promise the next one will be even better."

via stretta

midibox bpm hardware fsr pads first test from ssp on Vimeo.

"the first test of the first sensitivity tuning of the fsr pads for the hardware controller for my motu bpm software.

i need to adjust the sensitivity resistance a little however all the fsr pads work and allow full mapping of any note or cc# to any pad, double notes can be added in the editor."

bpm controller test from ssp on Vimeo.

"test 2 of the bpm hardware controller"

Doepfer @ Schneider / DIY Synth / Workshop

flickr set by readymedia (click for more)

Welcome to the Machine - A-100 Analog Modular System

YouTube via beckhusen
"That's definetly what i mostly like. Of course, nobody can't listen this hypnotic meditative sound nonstop, even me, but in any way everbody may have an inner feeling for his audioactive base, which can't become affected by time nor by mode. This is the art of sound sound of my soul.
The original track runs about 35 min. Unfortunately i need more time for creating the video than for the music, but creating a video is a step which can be done at all times. It's like a job. Creating the sound / music is not possible at all times, it's more as if i must be touched by the spirits. At first it needs time to create the patch. Sometimes i'm crazy lucky and the cable connections find their routes like patched by a ghost's hand. The i've only to catch the right moment when my mind and fingertips are sensitive enough for the magic session. That can't be forced !"