My Korg Poly-800 Synthesizer in "Start/Stop" Sequencer Mode

YouTube via VoiceEncoder | June 28, 2010 | 11 minutes

"My Korg Poly-800 Synthesizer in "Start/Stop" Sequencer Mode."

Orbit

YouTube via theDarkMechanics | June 29, 2010 | 8:23

"The big synth jam! Roland's awesome Jupiter 8, with the TB 303, TR 909 and blacet modular system. Been offline a while so hope this makes up for the wait!"

Pulsation Lite - Free VST Synth - vstplanet.com

YouTube via vstplanet | June 29, 2010 | 7:17

"Pulsation Lite- Free VST synth - http://www.vstplanet.com/Instruments/...
Developer: .atomsplitteraudio.com"

1976 phototheremin

YouTube via EA78751 | June 29, 2010 | 1:04

"a super minimal photo-theremin from back in the day... lets build it and see what it sounds like.

it only has 7 parts including the speaker and battery!

The circuit is circuit called Audible Light Meter in OPTOELECTRONIC PROJECTS vol 1. by Forrest Mims III. Published by Radio Shack in 1976."

Modded Roland TR-505 XL and More Synth DIY

via Look what I can do! where you will find more info more DIY.

"It now sports single outputs (1/4") and trigger outs (1/8"). Especially the rigger outputs are quite handy for owners of a modular synth... the 505 will work as a MIDI-to-trigger converter too!
Also the sounds are now tunable - I added 8 new oscillators (this time 40106 based, unlike the 555 based ones on my TR 707) to accomplish this..."

Tyco Hot Keyz Electronic Keyboard Synthesizer

via this auction

"In this auction you get the original box, the original instruction booklet still sealed in the plastic bag, the adjustable strap, and the keyboard instrument. This instrument runs on 6 C batteries (batteries not included)."

Technics SX-WSA1R Legendary acuoustic modeling synthesizer

via this auction

"SX-WSA1R SPECIFICATIONS
• 64-note polyphonic.
• 32-part multitimbral.
• 32 MIDI channels.
• 61-note keyboard, Velocity & Mono Pressure sensitive.
• 2 Modulation Wheels.
• 2 Real-time Controllers
• 256 Preset ROM sounds.
• 16 Preset Drum Kits.
• 128 Preset ROM Combinations (Combis).
• 256 User sound memories.
• 4 User Drum memories.
• 128 User Combinations
• 3 MIDI Program Change remappings.
• General MIDI Program Change map.
• 12 Digital Effects, 44 DSP Effects,12 Reverbs.
• 16-track Sequencer: 47,000 event capacity, 96 ppqn resolution, 10 Songs (chainable).
• Built-in DD/HD 3.5-inch disk drive."

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Wersi Model EX 20 MIDI Expander - Digital Synthesizer

via this auction
"This is a digital MIDI synthesizer without the keyboards. This unit will expand your keyboard instrument and it's capabilities into a new dimension of sound and features! With the EX 20 Expander, you have added virtually eight additional keyboards to your present instrument which can be controlled through MIDI from your present instrument, a sequencer, or a computer. This Expander is perfect for not only the keyboard player but also the Hammond or theater organ enthusiast. Not only does this unit have bank after bank of sounds, you can also create sounds with it using the drawbars.

I purchased this unit new and have hardly used it. Its capabilities are beyond my skill level. I have used it connected to a church organ that has MIDI and also a computer with MIDI. It has only the normal wear commensurate with its age. The unit comes with its power cord. The cartridge inserted in the lower right-hand portion of the unit does NOT come with the unit. These RAM and ROM cartridges will be auctioned off separately as they work with other Wersi digital instruments. The Wersi EX 20 MIDI Expander has significant capabilities even without these cartridges." You can find the seller's other listings here. Update: You can watch video of another one here.

Buchla sequence.mov

YouTube via Oxix52 | June 28, 2010 | 2:49

"It seems like every time I sit down in front of my Buchla, I work with it for a while and think, "This is so cool! I need to do a video of this." The problem is, the rest of the world may not think it is as cool as I think it is :^)"

Poll: One Pic Per Post?

Update: if you caught this post earlier, I was debating whether to limit posts to one image or video with a link to the full post for the rest. The site would look more streamlined and could be quicker to load, but it could take away from the current look and feel of the site. Another option that came up in the comments would be to just have the more link for posts that are a bit long, like auction posts with tons of images or video posts with multiple parts. I wasn't sure I wanted to sign up for that as it could become a bit of work considering how much does go up, but it might not be that bad after-all, and it would keep the general look and feel of posts currently on the site. That said, there are three polls below. An updated poll with this option, the original closed poll, and a poll on site performance. Note I added the "Click for more" link to a couple of posts including this one on the main page. Take a look and see what you think.

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