MATRIXSYNTH

Roland D-70 Demo

YouTube via DonSolaris | June 14, 2010

"A selection of patches i've programmed on this baby. This is Roland's first rompler with digital resonant filter and one of first romplers in general that had resonance. Filter itself is very unique sounding, more juicy than on the famous JD-990. The user interface is indeed strange, and it takes a lot of time to program one single patch. Still, this along with JD-990 is one of my favorite Roland's digital synths. You can find more info about D-70 on deepsynthesis.net."

YAMAHA AN1x SYNTHESIZER - VIRTUAL ANALOG SYNTH (AN-1x)

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Yamaha AN1x Demo Part 1

YouTube via DonSolaris | June 14, 2010

"A set of patches i programmed while having AN1x back in 2006. Very nice synth with a lot of options and quite smooth sound. Notice: these custom patches are not for sale."

Yamaha AN1x Demo Part 2

BTW, if you watch this video through to the end, note the third thumbnail that comes up for recommended other videos. Not 100% work safe. Not sure what the Yamaha AN1X connection is, but there you go. :) Virtual...?

Mini Korg Univox K-1

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Monotron at Oxford

YouTube via manishikuma | July 28, 2010

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manishikuma"

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Lo and behold (Tassman 4)

YouTube via GruithuisenCityMan | July 28, 2010

"Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie and this music. The music has been made entirely with the Tassman 4 in one take. Enjoy !
http://www.myspace.com/fredericgercha..."

COMPUTONE INC. LYRICON II Demo Video

THE SQUARE SOUND MAKING 2-8 / 伊東たけし / BEST SOUND Ⅱ

YouTube via ultimate1960 | July 06, 2008

"THE SQUARE SOUND MAKING 2-8 / 伊東たけし / BEST SOUND Ⅱ"

Pics via SV SYNTHESIS where you'll find more including audio and a write-up.

inside a Lyricaon.

Make Noise Brains

via Make Noise
"BRAINS is a clocked sequential binary event machine, intended to be connected to tactile controllers such as the Pressure Points. Once connected, Pressure Points provides data input to BRAINS in the form of touch selectable Reset stage and Hold stage. Pressure Points also provides the tuned voltages and patchable Reset Pulses per stage. BRAINS, when connected to either 1 or 2 Pressure Points, will drive the stage selection in a sequential fashion, at a rate determined by the incoming clock at CLocK IN, thus forming a 4-Step or 8-Step 3-channel analog sequencer. Binary control over Direction of the stage selection, RUN/ Stop and ReSeT are provide. The Touch-GATE OUT is the only output on BRAINS, producing a Gate HIGH signal whenever a Pressure Points is touched.
The Touch-CLocK IN serves a dual purpose. Used without a Master Clock applied to the CLocK IN, Events initiated by touching Pressure points will be Quantized to the timing signal applied to Touch-CLocK IN. When used along with the CLocK IN, a secondary sequence will be initiated whenever Pressure Points is touched, where the length and timing is determined by the relationship of the Touch-CLocK to the Master CLocK. Even divisions of the Master CLocK will produce tame variations of the main sequence. Non-Synchronized clocks will produce???
BRAINS will function at speeds well beyond the threshold of human hearing. Analog or digital signals rising quickly to at least 1V are valid and will be recognized by BRAINS as a binary HIGH or ON, signals below 1V are considered LOW, or OFF.
BRAINS operates from a single supply, needing only +12V and Ground connected, and may thus be powered with a wall-wart. BRAINS will, of course, operate perfectly powered from the dual supplies found in euro rack format cases from Doepfer, MonoRocket, MW. Having the single supply operation allows for greater ease in building of custom or DIY enclosures.

The faceplate for the BRAINS is a printed circuit board. It is black, with white and gold graphics.

This module is 4HP and consumes 10mA worth of current. It ships with all cables needed for expansion of one or two Pressure Points. Eight (expansion of 2 Pressure Points) is the maximum number of Pressure Points stages that may be connected to a BRAINS.
Available from Analogue Haven USA, Schneiders Buero Berlin, Post Modular UK, Moog Audio Canada."

See Make Noise for a link to the manual.

This image via Navs where you'll find a demo and impressions.

Update: video from verstaerker below.

Makenoise Brains&Pressurepoints
YouTube via verstaerker | July 28, 2010

"a first run of the new Makenoise Brains-module wich turns the PressurePoints into a little Stepsequencer"

Korg PS 3100 for Hard Cash

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"this KORG PS 3100 just recently had a massive recapping. 100 capacitors including the PSU, OSC cards, Control boards, etc. Cabinet has seen some better days but it's nothing too bad. Minor scratch on front panel but nothing that major. Also replaced were a lot of opamps. This was all done as precautionary maintenanceThe synth sounds phenomenal. . It should be good for many years to come.

Must pickup in the PA/NJ area. Local pickup only. Paypal or Cash only. I prefer Cash." $4,750.00 BIN

I'd be a little leery bringing cash msyelf. Would you do it?

Very Short, Dark (literally) Concussor Modular synth demo.

YouTube via ASUKLTD | July 28, 2010

"Very Short, Dark (literally) Concussor Modular synth demo..
Recorded through the camera mic. (Canon 550D).
Using a few drum modules, SY02 filter and a few synth modules."

Update:

Very short Station X demo. Dark and grainy