DIY Arduino step sequencer in action

YouTube via KrassesZeug | November 27, 2010 | 0 likes, 0 dislikes

"Build your own: http://chemiker1981.blogspot.com/

Arduino Mega based home-made MIDI step sequencer playes a synthesizer (also DIY). MIDI master is a Roland TR-505."

Korg DDD-5 Drum Machine

via this auction

"# Extras!
1. Original owner's manual is included with MIDI Implementation Chart!
2. A Korg "E-Drums" ROM Card is included adding additional "electronic" drum waveforms!
3. In addition to the "Preset Mode" Panel Plate, the Alternate Panel, "Programmable Mode", Plate is also included!
4. Original Korg Card Library Catalog is included!
5. Original DDD-5 Pattern Chart is included!
6. Original Korg power adapter is included!"

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Sequential Circuits TOM

flickr By -thefutureistheresultofourlasthopes-
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Angry Synth (another Lektroid cacophony)

YouTube via Brainstormer2302 | November 27, 2010 |

"DIY synth getting angry"

Pie

Pie from bar|none on Vimeo.

"A little peek into the process. 7up controlling everything, even on the modular.

No audio clips were used here. The process is to actually play patterns into 7up using the manta and then sequence those back live. Because 7up is driving the modular, we are able to tweak the sound as we progress."

Aliens Project Close-Up of the Week 48/10 - MFOS

via Aliens Project

Note the labels.

http://www.musicfromouterspace.com/

ChipTrickPocket

YouTube via denha | November 27, 2010 |

"Digital Noise Machine"

MacBeth M5N - just a little sequence...

YouTube via synthypnosis | November 27, 2010 |

"VELVET VOYAGE - "MacBeth M5N - just a little sequence...", performed live by Bruno Ender Lee, 27. November 2010.
MacBeth M5N, Doepfer MAQ-Sequencer & Stereo-Delay"

Synth-Project presents: The project-5 (prophet-5) Controller - Appendix

YouTube via SynthProject | November 27, 2010 | 1 likes, 0 dislikes

"For all the people who could not see anything in the first Video.

First Video here: [previously posted here]

Best

Synth-Project"
See the Synth-Project label below for more.

More pics on http://www.synth-project.de/Welcome.html

Timetable Test 2 (Noise Beat)

YouTube via amphonic | November 26, 2010 | 0 likes, 0 dislikes

"This is a demo of the Pittsburgh Modular Timetable module. A combination of a basic clock divider and a voltage controlled pattern generator. The Timetable produces even divisions of the input signal and patterns that range from the simple to the convoluted. All of the sounds in the video are triggered with the Timetable Module. No sequencers were used."