MATRIXSYNTH

Simmons SDSV sound and filter demo

YouTube via simmonsmuseum | May 30, 2009

"The Simmons SDSV is supposed to be the mother of all electronic drums as it has been the first one that had been produced in a noticable number (between 1981 and 1984). The characteristic hexagonal shaped drum pads conquered the stages all over the world at the beginning of the 80s. This movie gives you a slight impression about the capabilities of the SDSV"

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Korg Poly-61M Polyphonic Synthesizer

via this auction

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Moog Prodigy 336A

via this auction

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Oberheim OB-Mx with Extras - "Previously Owned by Neal Schon of Journey"

via this auction

" It has always been a home studio synthesizer, and has never been gigged or toured even by its previous owner (who happens to be none other than Neal Schon of Journey!)... You also get a NEW FACEPLATE for the unit. I bought this around the time I purchased the OB and never put it on. You can see how vibrant white and perfect the faceplate truly is in the photos. The O.S. is the newest (2.0) and the internal battery isn't in need of replacement."

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sonoio2

sonoio2 from Alessandro Cortini on Vimeo.

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Set and cast of Fantastic Musical Trip to the Plasticine World

flickr by joelbrave

Synth claymation.
See the video here.

See if you can ID some of the synths.

Electro-Harmonix Freeze Sound Retainer Demo

YouTube via EHX | July 19, 2010

"The FREEZE captures a note or chord which you can play over, weaving textures of sounds. Here, Mike Matthews, Electro-Harmonix founder and president, kicks off a quick, video, guided tour of this truly original new effect."

Making a sequence (Part 1/2)

YouTube via attorks | July 19, 2010

"This is an attempt to try to show you how a sequence can be made. I found out making an instruction video is not that easy but I just wanted to share this with you. After making the video I noticed my voice was a bit soft so I tried to emphasis it with a little EQing; hope you can understand what I am saying. I did not want to redo the video because it wouldn't be improvised anymore and I think the sequence worked out quite well. Making sequences is not an exact science so this is just an example and I do not always do it as shown. And I am not an expert in sequencing. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. This is part 1 of a 2 part video."

Making a sequence (Part 2/2)

Poper + Huba&Silica // 15 Jun.10

flickr set by hubasilica
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follow-up to this video post

Gear: Vermona DRM1 Mk3, Korg Electribe ER1 for midi control, Akai MFC42, Voyager RME and Ableton Live 8.