MATRIXSYNTH

Synthesizers.com modules in homemade case

via this auction

"This is a fully functional modular system with modules built by Synthesizers.com and enclosed in a sturdy, homemade wooden case. the included modules are:
1 - Q104 (Midi interface)
1 - Q105 (Slew Limiter)
4 - Q106 (VCO, doubles as LFO)
1- Q107 (Variable State Filter)
2 - Q108 (VCA)
4 - Q109 (ADSR Envelope Generator) (please note, one of these is NOT in the case and will be packed and shipped separately)
1 - Q110 (Noise Source)

1 - Q112 (4 Channel Mixer)
1 - Q113 (8 Channel Mixer)
1 - Q117 (Sample and Hold)
1 - Q118 (Instrument Interface)
1 - Q121 (Banana Jack to 1/4" converter)
2 - Q124 (Multiples)
1 - Q150 (Transistor Ladder Low Pass Filter)
1 - Q137 (Power Supply module)
1 - QPS1 (Internal Power Supply/Distributer)

In addition to the Synthesizers.com modules, there is an MOTM format Sawtooth Animator by Cyndustries."

recent additions

flickr by buchlajoe

"These modules are for a 100 system I am putting together. The old Buchla sounds nothing like the new Buchla."

Lunar Whitewash Midi Murf Moogerfooger Pedal & Nova Musik Ad

flickr by Nova Musik
(click for more)

http://novamusik.com/

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flickr von pattybage

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flickr von kz1000ps

Moog Little Phatty

ARP-O-MATIC - ARP Odyssey Synth Freak-Out = Bill T Miller - Orgy Of Noise (vintage white face ARP model)

ARP-O-MATIC - ARP Odyssey Synth Freak-Out = Bill T Miller - Orgy Of Noise (vintage white face ARP model) from Bill T Miller = billtmiller.com on Vimeo.

OrgyOfNoise.com --- Bill T Miller (BTM) tweaking in his Headroom Studios (Boston) back in 2003. This vintage Arp Odyssey Synthesizer (from 1974) was purchased by BTM in 1976 (used) and is one of the original WHITE FACE MODELS. Fun fact... ARP stands for Alan R. Pearlman the mastermind of ARP.

This BTM Orgy Of Noise clip appears on the Orgy Of Noise 2004 DVD, but has never been on Vimeo or YouTube until now.... SEE MORE from the DVD at: OrgyOfNoise.com/dvd/

* drum beat in background is from a bent albino toy drum machine.

* Video by BTM
* B&W Still Photos by Sheri Hausey
* THIS video is NOT a DEMO for the synth... the "SONG" is called ARP-O-MATIC and is just pure FUN.

more more more BTM - billtmiller.blogspot.com"

8-Bit Dr. Horrible (Act 1)

YouTube via DoctorOctoroc — April 05, 2010 — "An 8-bit interpretation of "Dr. Horrible's Sing-along Blog" as a theoretical Nintendo game.

All music, sound effects, graphics and animation for "Dr. Horrible's Sing-along Game" were created by me as a tribute to Dr. Horrible (by Joss Whedon) and the NES.

To watch the animation in high quality and to download the complete 8-bit soundtrack in mp3 format, please visit http://www.doctoroctoroc.com/8-bit-dr...

Programs used in the creation of this animation:
Graphics: Adobe Photoshop
Animation: Adobe Flash
Sequencing: FL Studio
Instruments: NES+MidiNES
Mastering: Adobe Soundbooth
Sound Effects: SFXR

For more information on the creation of the "8-Bit Dr. Horrible" project, feel free to email me: doc@doctoroctoroc.com"

via MODD3D

The Fairlight library for Reason

YouTube via bitleyTM — March 18, 2010 —

"Five months in the making, my new Refill "Fairlight CMI Legacy" is now available from PowerFX.com. All music examples and sound programming by Patrick Fridh Aka Bitley™."

Fairlight CMI Legacy playing a track

"A little track made with my new refill, available from www.powerfx.com." via Failed Muso Update via BITLEY™ in the comments: "Thanks for picking this one up & noticing, spreading the word! :) The refill is now officially approved & positively seen by Fairlight.au and Fairlight Instruments, which feels great. A little bit like when Roland "OK'd" Propellerhead back in the ReBirth day, as a user pointed out. I've set up a little web page with new updates and so forth. This is probably the first commercial refill in the world that gets free updates. Since its release two weeks ago, I have updated it twice, increasing the number of patches from about 300 to nearly 600. The update refill, called Supremacy, also acts as a demo bank for anyone wanting to try it out. More info on PowerFX of course but also here; http://bitley.laconicsounds.net/
Thanks again!!!

Best,
Patrick"