Free Roland Jupiter 4 Sample Sets

via Rick:

"I’ve recently put together a collection of free Roland Jupiter 4 samples

Part one is available here:

http://modularsamples.com/?q=node/23

Part two (considerably better in terms of quality and quantity):

http://modularsamples.com/?q=node/6

Everything is public domain, so there are no limits on use, you can do whatever you like with them."

Micro Moog Vintage Analog Synthesizer With Anvil Fibre Case

via this auction

"Serial Number: 7654
Monophonic
32-key keyboard
1 Ribbon controller (Pitch bend)
1 Modulation wheel
Controls for:
Oscillator: Octave, Frequency, Waveshape, Doubling
Noise level
Fliter: Cutoff, Emphasis, Contour
Filter Contour: Attack, Release
Loudness Contour: Attack, Release
Modulation: Rate, Source, Routing
Glide
Volume
Switches for:
Release, Oscillator, Filter Mod By Osc, Filter Mode, Filter Sustain, Loudness Sustain, Bypass
Rear Panel:
Outputs: Lo Audio, Hi Audio, S-Trig, KBD, Acc Power (15vdc)
Inputs: Filter, Osc, S-Trig, Audio, Modulation
Fine Tune Control "

Vintage Micromoog Analog Synth

via this auction

"This is a monophonic synth. It has a single oscillator and single filter bank. You can modulate various parts of the signal using the wheel and use the ribbon to create crazy pitch effects."

Ableton Live Pack - The Art of Brushes

Ableton Live Pack - The Art of Brushes from The Loop Loft on Vimeo.

"thelooploft.com/​products/​ableton-live-pack-the-art-of-brushes

We're proud to announce our first Ableton Live Pack - "The Art of Brushes". Taking one of our most popular collections of loops and samples, we meticulously customized every aspect to integrate seamlessly inside of Ableton Live. We produced a complete series of Live Sessions that will get you up and running with a variety of drum grooves and fills instantly and also supplied hundreds of clips, giving you endless options. The drums racks consist of samples taken directly from the loop sessions, providing the ability to create your own beats from scratch or utilize MIDI grooves, keeping the sonic characteristics consistent with the original loops."

The ARP 2600: High Quality Videos by AutomaticGainsay Update

The last of the high quality ARP 2600 videos have been added to this post.

RF checks out Peter Dines' Mirage

YouTube via resonantfilterblog | Feb 26, 2011 |

"Mirage Reaktor ensemble by Peter Dines available thru www.reaktortips.com. Using samples that come with ensemble and others from New Atlantis Audio's Night Shift (available thru rackflip.com) Cheers!"

Mlrv2.1 Jam2

YouTube via kirk95 | Feb 26, 2011 |

"More Mlrv2.1 jamming. Sure wish I could get rewire to work!"

Serge Modular - 8th patch

YouTube via MechaSeb76 | Feb 26, 2011 |

"Serge Modular - 8th patch"

Serge modular & LaunchPad

Yonac Organ+

YouTube via JCRUDESS | Feb 26, 2011 |

"My friend Yonac has a new organ app that came out today. Here it is featured in a little tune that Gianluca put together."

Organ+ - Yonac
iPads on eBay

M-Audio Venom Controlled by TouchOSC Part 2 Update

YouTube via matrixsynth | Feb 24, 2011 | Watch full screen 720HD

You'll find the template posted here.

Some additional info on this one:
"I start on the OSC1 page messing with the different waveforms for oscillator 1. All you are hearing is oscillator 1. At :46 - I flip through to the Oscillator Control page (I briefly hit the OSC3 page) where I have the following settings:

Red - OSC1 Course, Fine, 3>FM, Shape and Keytrack
Green - OSC2 Course, Fine, Keytrack and Sync to OSC1
Blue - OSC3 Course, Fine, Keytrack and Sync to OSC1
Yellow - Start Modulation and Drift
Purple - Mix for OSC1, OSC2, OSC3, Ring, Ext, and Ext Src
Grey - Portamento/Glide On/Off and Rate, Bender Range

I turn OSC1 down and turn OSC2 up. I then flip to the OSC2 page so you can hear it by itself. Note the waveforms although the same sound different in some cases. This is because the envelope setting for OSC2 has a longer sustain than OSC1 so you hear more of each waveform. This is especially noticeable with drum samples. I then go back to the OSC mix page and add OSC1 back in. I adjust waveforms for each in their respective waveform pages so you can hear them work together. I go back to the mix section and add in OSC3. At 2:08 I enable OSC3 sync. I then disable it but it sounds different than before (I'll have to look into that :) Update: this was due to an error in my template which has been fixed). I flip through some of the waveforms again to hear how they mix together. At 3:00 I try OSC3 to OSC1 FM. I set OSC1 to a sine wave so I can hear the effect better. At 3:02 I turn down the levels for OSC2 and OSC3 so I can only hear the effect with only OSC1.

If you watch closely you will see each of the three oscillators has the full 94 waveform sources to select from and you can have them interact with each other. OSC1 can be frequency modulated by OSC3, OSC2 and OSC3 can be synced to OSC1, each can keytrack which means if you disable it the pitch does not track, so if you turn it off for 3 and have it FM 1 it will have a different effect than if it was on. There's also ring mod. You can also set the frequency for an oscillator below audio rate into LFO range. Note there are non standard waveforms including drum waveform samples to chose from, so you can do some really interesting things here. The reason I am creating an iPad editor is because only certain parameters are accessible via the front panel of the synth. You cannot edit OSC waveforms via the synth directly. You have to use the included editor on your PC or go the iPad route."

"Prototype TouchOSC template controlling M-Audio Venom using The Missing Link to translate OSC to MIDI."

Description also added to the original post here.

Full Venom review with tips & tricks here.
M-Audio Venom
The Missing Link - wifimidi.com
iPads on eBay
TouchOSC - hexler