MATRIXSYNTH

Korg Poly-61

via this auction

"Korg Poly-61 Synthesizer, a classic keyboard and Korg's response to the Roland Juno. Like the Juno, it has DCOs going through analog filters, but unlike the Roland, it has two oscillators, with detune and interval settings. It also has a great arpeggiator."

LOGAN STRING MELODY

via this auction

joy stick synth.mpg

YouTube via drmoonstien — June 06, 2010 — circuit bent noise stick space ship controller

drmoonstien on Ebay

circuit bent noise machine in tea box

drmoonstien — June 06, 2010 — circuit bent synth noise fun comedy music diy art dr moonstien

barbi guitar for ebay

YouTube via drmoonstien — June 06, 2010 — via this auction

barbi guitar echo

THE MICROTONIC PATTERNARIUM and µTonic Beta

"The MicroTonic Patternarium. You could describe Patternarium as an online collaborative patch randomizer. It continuously generates new sounds and rhythms for MicroTonic through principles of evolution. You get to vote on whether rhythms should prosper and procreate or if they should die. Call it musical darwinism - survival of the phattest.

Read more and start playing here: http://www.soniccharge.com/patternarium

Seriously, go there, even if you don't own MicroTonic. It is great fun. Promise"

For the µTonic Beta and Sonic Charge products in general, see http://www.soniccharge.com

via brian c

Odu, musical interface concept by Nicole Weber

YouTube via cdmblogs — June 06, 2010 — "An entry to the createdigitalmusic.com + Casa da Musica / Digitopia Dreams Competition, challenging artists to imagine new musical inventions.

More on Nicole's entry
http://topotropic.de/odu"

EMS Synthi Aks connected with a CV/GATE converter box to x0xb0x

YouTube via ofiroman123 — June 06, 2010 — "the synthi needs a converter box to convert the CV 0.32 volt / octave to 1 volt octave
and the gate to about 4 volt.
the x0xbox here gets midi notes and convets them to cv/gate signals and then
the box converts it to fit"

Update:

EMS Synthi Aks connected with a CV/GATE converter box to x0xb0x sequencer

4ms Clock Divider

via The B-Roll where you'll find more pics, details and a demo.

"I finally got a chance to test out the new module tonight. It’s called the Rotating Clock Divider. It’s such a simple concept it’s surprising it took so long for the design to come to light. Basically it does exactly what it says. It takes a clock and divides it. There are plenty of other clock dividers out there but for some reason the divisions have always gone in multiples of 2. So no matter how you patch it everything always hits on the beat. It can make most rhythms feel cold and lifeless. What the Rotating clock divider does is simply provide an incremental division, so output 1 is /1, output 2 is /2, output 3 is /3 and so on. So what this allows for is things can be triggered on the offbeat."

http://4mspedals.com/

Shueh-Li Ong

flickr by madaboutasia
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"Rehearsal @ Singapore Esplanade for Theremin-ising 6 June 2010 with Artsylum Quartet"

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