MATRIXSYNTH

ARP Solina String Ensemble

via this auction

Shots of the inside below.

DIY 10 Channel Analog Sequencer

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"Custom built 10 channel analog sequencer, CV output, Trigger output and Gated output. An External Clock Input will control the sequencer. 5 to 15Vdc Input . All channels have on/off with voltage controled output. 1 volt per octive. Speed control with pulse indicator LED. Fully socketed for any modification, plenty of room inside case for aditional componets. Operationial instructions will be sent when shipped. Has stop scan, on/off, pulse speed select, 10 on/off channel switches. It's pretty simple to opperate, works fantasic and tested it on my Synth here. All channels are Great!!!! Select from 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 channel scan with the Mode Selector Switch. Dash Marked on top right of controler.

X = External Clock Pulse input
CV = Control Voltage Output
G = Gate Output
T = Trigger Output
X & P on top of control pannel is for X Switch to control the Internal Clock or the External Clock input (LED will light when in the External Mode) P is On/Off of Sequencer"

SoftStep foot controller playing the Buchla 200e modular synthesizer

YouTube Uploaded by KeithMcMillen on Mar 14, 2011

"Keith McMillen Instrument's SoftStep controlling a Buchla 200e modular synthesizer.

The SoftStep is a great addition to a MIDI-capable modular synthesizer setup by allowing you to easily and accurately adjust parameters with your feet.

In this video, all SoftStep keys are set to Y-axis (up and down) tilt control. SoftStep's MIDI expander is sending CC data to the Buchla's MIDI-CV module."

Castenada - Zoology | Live Launchpad Rec.

Castenada - Zoology | Live Launchpad Rec. from Arno Dhooghe on Vimeo.

"Live Launchpad Jam using Rekkerd samples, my own samples and Jack Kerouac. Quantisation: 1/16. There are some mistakes in it unfortunatly, but what the heck..

Thanks for watching and listening!

soundcloud.com/arnodee"

Xplorer - the ultimate Oberheim Xpander programmer

flickr By greg_baumont

"The GUI is almost finished. Here’s a screen shot so you can get the main idea. The size is a bit bigger than the first prototype, to be easier to handle on touch screens. As knob colors are a matter of taste, the end user will be able to choose them in the settings. See xplorer.programmer.free.fr/ for details"