MATRIXSYNTH

The Reactable (iPhone version) played by wanco

YouTube via Wancoco | October 11, 2010

"Reactable for iPhone.
only preset sounds."

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Harlem Nights - Orion (Pro One, Juno 60, CR78)

YouTube via harlemnightsmusic | October 11, 2010

"So here's a track with my SCI Pro One synthesizer.. All sounds, fx & claps made with this; chords by Roland Juno 60. Drums (CR78) by Korg Electribe SX

Some additional strings by Crumar Performer. Fx by Boss GX700

Made this track around a single take using the Pro One arpeggiator. Filmed during recording

Enjoy
HN"

New mk1.5 DUB STEP ARCADE

flickr by By Matt The Modulator
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"Atari punk / dub siren analogue synthesiser
www.magicmess.co.uk/DSA/dsa.php"

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The Dub~step~arcade is available as a D-I-Y kit for you to build yourself. All The electronic components as well as pots,knobs, switches and jack sockets are provided for the following controls
1 ~ main oscillator pitch control
2 ~ modulation depth with LFO-(square/triangle) or AD gen select
3 ~ steps control with lfo-square/triangle modulation select
4 ~ attack and decay envelope generator with fire and auto repeat
5 ~ LFO modulator with speed control with square / triangle wave-shapes
6 ~ VCA level control with manual constant setting or A/D gen source select
7 ~ Control voltage input (controls the main oscillators frequency)
8 ~ Trigger input (envelope can be triggered by external sequencer)
9 ~ 9V battery or 9V power option

pretty pic here
The kit comes with the ability to be powered by either battery or by 9Vdc from a transformer (with a 500ma rating). The design has a voltage regulator (9v) to protect against wrong polarity and as voltage supply effects pitch and volume. I recommend using rechargeable battery's or transformer supply as the current consumption can be quite high so battery life is short."

Mystery Rhythm / Drum Machine

Anyone ID this one?

via Daniel:

"I found and ad of an old drum machine for sale, but there is no logo or
hints to know what is this exactly.

seems it has got non-writable patterns, a tempo and a volume pot, and 5
buttons probably for mute the sounds.

does somebody know what is this model?"

Update via Lewis.72 in the comments: "The knobs look very similar to the ones on my Acetone FR-1. Other than that I've never seen this rhythm machine before... looks interesting."