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Roland SH-101 Synthesizer with Guitar Strap & Grip

YouTube Uploaded by mrgone101 on Apr 21, 2011

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Pearl DRUM-X Electronic Analog Drum Synth

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"Vintage Pearl Drum-X with 5 programmable analog sounds with individual trigger inputs and audio outputs."

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MOOG MINIMOOG analog synthesizer

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"The serial number is 4896, which would put it somewhere in the 1973-75 era (early-mid period). This particular unit has been upgraded with the "stabilized" oscillator card, and newer style (bumpy) pitch and mod wheels (the "mod" wheel looks like it was repaired at some point in the past, but is intact and works fine!) I believe this is a "version 4" Minimoog, originally (please check out the "Lords of the Mini" site, which can be seen here)..."

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OFFICIAL 40th ANNIVERSARY MOOG SYNTH POSTER

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"Approx 39" x 23" high gloss.

This poster charts the 40 year timeline of the Minimoog from the Model D all the way through to the newly released Voyager XL."

D1000 Vacuum Tube Drum Machine / 251e Quad Sequencial Voltage Source Test

D1000 Vacuum Tube Drum Machine / 251e Quad Sequencial Voltage Source Test from Lyonel on Vimeo.

That would be the Metasonix D10000.

musik messe 2011 - analog synths II

YouTube Uploaded by Moogulator on Apr 21, 2011
Part 1 here. You can see the new Elektrokosmos Kosmonaut in the start and an Atomo Synth in neon green in the rack.
"analog synths at Frankfurt Musikmesse 2011 - (simple iPhone Movie)"

Sympathy Synth - FM and Feedback Paths

YouTube Uploaded by metabog on Apr 21, 2011

"My synth."

RIP Max Matthews

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"Max Vernon Mathews (November 13, 1926 - April 21, 2011) was a pioneer in the world of computer music.

He studied electrical engineering at the California Institute of Technology and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, receiving a Sc.D. in 1954. Working at Bell Labs, Mathews wrote MUSIC, the first widely-used program for sound generation, in 1957. For the rest of the century, he continued as a leader in digital audio research, synthesis, and human-computer interaction as it pertains to music performance.

Although he was not the first to generate sound with a computer (an Australian CSIRAC computer played tunes as early as 1951),[1] Mathews fathered generations of digital music tools. He described his work in parental terms in this excerpt from "Horizons in Computer Music," March 8–9, 1997, Indiana University..."

Max Matthews, presiding over Bicycle Built for Two

YouTube Uploaded by davidjmerrill on Apr 29, 2007

"From the Computer History Museum, MaxFest2007: http://ccrma.stanford.edu/maxfest/"

Computer Music (Synthesizers, Synclavier) 1986 Pt. 1/3

First computer to sing - Daisy Bell

YouTube Uploaded by slavenr88 on Dec 9, 2008

"'Daisy Bell' was composed by Harry Dacre in 1892. In 1961, the IBM 7094 became the first computer to sing, singing the song Daisy Bell. Vocals were programmed by John Kelly and Carol Lockbaum and the accompaniment was programmed by Max Mathews. This performance was the inspiration for a similar scene in 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do

I'm half crazy all for the love of you

It won't be a stylish marriage

I can't afford a carriage

But you'll look sweet upon the seat

Of a bicycle built for two."

Also see: Computer Music (Synthesizers, Synclavier) 1986 Pt. 1/3

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Martial Canterel Live

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Martial Canterel of Xeno & Oaklander will be performing live in Toronto tonight. Details here.

YouTube Uploaded by WIERDrecords on Nov 23, 2008

"www.myspace.com/martialcanterel -- Live at Weird, November 12, 2008. Cameras by Stephen Musgrave and Naomi Ramirez. Edited by Stephen Musgrave."

3 Songs from Martial Canterel... Record Release Party, NYC 02/09/11