MATRIXSYNTH

More Info on the Double Juno-106

See the update in this post.

mc909

YouTube via nakome — May 08, 2010 — probando la nueva camara
Some Jean Michel Jarre

YouTube via onephatcat — May 08, 2010 — "Improvisation with midi synced hardware; keyboard solo somewhere in the middle. Instrumentation: MAM SQ-16, MAM MAP1, Casio CZ-1, Korg Electribe EA-1, Kawai K5000s, Yamaha FS1R (doubling the Kawai), Roland EF-303 (Master clock), Korg DW-8000."

1Song1Week1Year Week19 - Oxygen

YouTube via DJDJSMusic — May 08, 2010 — "Hi
Week 19 in my project to write one new song each week for the year 2010.

BTW - YouTube says I have too many friends/contacts to share my videos with so check out your subscriptions for my weekly videos."

Division 6 Multiplicity XV

"Multiples are handy, but the more ways you split your signal the weaker it gets.

The Multiplicity XV is a buffered multiple; every single output jack regenerates your signal. Whether you are splitting audio or control voltages, there is no degradation.

Multiplicity's channels are cascaded, giving you flexibility in how many ways you split your signal. Plug a signal into input 1 and it will be available from all 15 outputs. Add a different signal into input 3 and it breaks the chain; signal 1 comes out 6 outputs and signal 2 is available at the remaining 9. You can have up to 5 inputs split 3 ways each."

via MODD3D also run by Scott Rise of Division-6. Note the Filtare SEIIIs are now shipping as well.

The Doncamatic 5000

Full details on human shield

Blackout Crew - Put A Donk On It - Out Now
YouTube via SteveAATW — June 27, 2008 — "The official video for the new Blackout Crew single 'Put A Donk On It'

The track is out now and available for digital download on iTunes: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZ..."

Robert Rich Live with MOTM Modular Saturday May 15

Full details here.
"Across three decades and over 30 albums, Robert Rich has helped define the genres of ambient music, dark-ambient, tribal and trance, yet his music remains hard to categorize. Part of his unique sound comes from using homemade acoustic and electronic instruments, microtonal harmonies, computer-based signal processing, chaotic systems and feedback networks. Rich began building his own analog synthesizers in 1976, when he was 13 years old, and later studied for a year at Stanford’s Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA)."

Note Robert will have a 15 module MOTM system, not the full blown modular in the image here. You can get an idea of what the performance will be link in these videos.