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TRIADEX MUSE Analog Sequencer 1972

1965 R.A. Moog Co. Electronic Music Workshop

via the Bob Moog Foundation:

"Today, August 9th, 2010 marks the 45th Anniversary of an interesting event in Moog history: On August 9, 1965, a small summer conference was held to teach electronic music and expose the new Moog synthesizer to the world of composers. We thought it would be ideal to use the Bob Moog Foundation Archive to shed some light on this relatively unknown event, and to bring a little clearer understanding of the way things were in these very early days of the Moog synthesizer. Using documents, photos and tapes from the Archive – plus a few recollections from a few who were there – we present a look at the “Electronic Music Workshop” of August 1965…" Click here for the full article. Don't miss this fascinating bit of history.

"July 28, 1965 Letter to Workshop Participants (BMF Archives)"

"Herb Deutsch lectures at R.A. Moog Co. Factory - August 1965 (Seated from Left: David Schroer, Kathryn Perry, Franklin Morris, Al Tepper, Reynold Weidenaar) (BMF Archives)"

hertz donut MacBeth Backend'

YouTube via iammodman | August 09, 2010

"MacBeth Backend' Filter Module and hertz donut"

Interfaced

flickr by fastheadache

"Just playing around with the system configuration a few weeks ago."

ROLAND JUNO 6

YouTube via seventythreekey | August 08, 2010
Audio gets better in part two below.
"Demo of this Juno 6 that is up for sale on eBay:" via this auction

Juno 6 Demo (Part Two)

Juno 6 Demo (Part Three)

via this auction

Waldorf XT

YouTube via ThePurityControl | August 09, 2010

"Short demo for Ebay purposes!"
Not seeing it listed at the time of this post. Here's a search for Waldorf XT on Ebay.

1981 Octave Palteau Ad

via Retro Synth Ads where you'll find the full write-up.

Electro-Harmonix Effectology, "Freeze Tricks" By Bill Ruppert

YouTube via Effectology | August 09, 2010

"Electro-Harmonix Effectology 'Freeze Tricks" Special Edition
"Expanding the Freeze Effect"
By Bill Ruppert

Welcome to Electro-Harmonix's "Effectology" series, in which we create a remarkable collection of impossible sounds using just a regular guitar and EHX effect pedals!
No keyboards, samplers or midi pickups were used.

"Expanding the Freeze Effect"
In this video I show how to make some cool and very interesting sounds using the new Electro-Harmonix Freeze pedal."

Click here for all videos in the series featured here on MATRIXSYNTH.

SNAZZYTINY SYNTH 1.mov

snazelle | August 09, 2010

"An old 80's Casio synth with the TRACER CITY, and the WOW and Flutter.
Sound was taken from the the casio's headphone out, which though less than ideal, is one way of getting the sound out of the synth and into the pedals.

This video demonstrates some of the fun you can have just picking ANY random sound source, drums being a particularly good source of fun. The envelope follower section of the Tracer City is in use, as are some of the pitch warbling properties of the Wow and Flutter. This is going through a guitar amp, which adds a lot of grit."

SNAZZYFX BASS 1.mov

YouTube via snazelle | August 09, 2010

"THE FIRST SNAZZY FX BASS GUITAR VIDEO...FEATURES ALL THREE SNAZZY PEDALS, BEING USED WITH THE DIRTY CHANNEL OF A GUITAR AMP. (and later clean channel)

more bass videos to come (yes, you can get TONS of low end out of these boxes) they are perfect for use with bass or bass synth."

Lucky Gnomes

flickr by jobenbelgium

"Analogs have meeting in the garden.Beginning from the left: EML-101 aka Electrocomp 101, ARP 2600C aka Grey Meanie with matching keyboard, EMS VCS3 aka The Putney with modifications done by Robin Wood from EMS UK,VCS3 also have the DK-1 monophonic keyboard for the VCS3,Moog Sonic 6."