MATRIXSYNTH

customsynth jupiter 8 end panels

via jeff of Be sure to see the rest of CustomSynth:

"i have made a few Jupiter 8 replacement end panel sets , anodised in aluminium , similar to the original , i had to make a few sets to make up a minimum order for a restoration project i was working on , anyone want a set let me know i have 6 sets @ £125 + shipping ,

YAMAHA CS-60 original owner's manual

via this auction

YAMAHA CS-60 memory panel

via this auction

"memory panel board from a YAMAHA CS-60 synthesizer. It was taken from a working CS-60 and works perfectly."

YAMAHA CS-60 CS-80 voice boards

via these auctions

"Yamaha CS-60 voice board. These boards are also compatible with the Yamaha CS-50 and CS-80. They are also a source of rare Yamaha ICs."

ether^ra OTO BISCUIT VS BUGBRAND POSTCARD WEEVIL

YouTube via potterpaint2000 — April 01, 2010 — "an improv featuring the above suspects plus a KP3...A NOISEFEST!"

Feedback Jam

YouTube via thesilentguymusic — April 01, 2010 — A jam with me and my father , messing around with overdrive from the feedback

The Sound is generated by the Alpha Juno 1 and the feedback at max

Musikmesse: Musikmesse 2010: Feeltune Rhizome Groove Machine

YouTube via musotalk — April 01, 2010 — Video in High Quality auf http://www.musotalk.tv

Das sagt der Hersteller: Easy to use like a groove machine, powerful like the latest computer technology, and empowered by the versatility of plugins. Today the Rhizome is the only box combining samplers, mixing desk, sequencers and synthesizers, totally open and compatible with VSTs.

Unsere Meinung ist: Läuft auf Windows XP mit RME Audiohardware und soll auch Cubase steuern können. Ich finde das Konzept etwas unklar. Wir haben die ersten Protoypen gesehen und bleiben gespannt auf mehr.

Jilien Piau ist Salesmanager von Feeltune

..make more music :)
http://www.musotalk.tv

Super sync thingy test - (pitch sync)

YouTube via RustyNex — April 01, 2010 — this is my arduino based sync thing. it can basically sync just about anything to anything else.

it can sync anything that can make a tempo, either from midi or just from sound, or in this case the sync clock from LSDJ on my gameboy,

and then it can use that to effect something else, either by changing the speed of the internal clock, or interrupting the audio stream.

it has various controls that can control the timing and duty cycle as well as the rise and fall of the wave form.

the grey gameboy is modifying the CPU timing in the black gameboy based on the clock output from LSDJ, it controls the rise and fall in the wave form. the black gameboy has been setup just to create a drone sound.

Super sync thingy test - (audio sync)