MATRIXSYNTH

76 Bits and Buchlas [Buchla Chiptune!]

YouTube Uploaded by 7thDanSound on Jun 13, 2011

"Using the 259e for C64 style music. Full length audio at soundcloud.com/7thdansound/bitsandbuchla

www.niklaswinde.com"

circuit bent nature sound's audio looper

flickr By Matt The Modulator

"nature sounds mood machine
www.magicmess.co.uk/cb/Nature-looper.php"

Electrobusking Main Street

YouTube Uploaded by FuckingSynthesizer on Jun 13, 2011

"This was a terrible place to do it.

filmed by Delaney Smith"

Update:

This is Delaney

Uploaded by FuckingSynthesizer on Jun 13, 2011

"a message from the guy who films me."

VAKO ORCHESTRON Videos

YouTube Uploaded by dietervanmarcke on Jun 13, 2011

Playlist:
01 vocal choir 2
02 piano 2
03 violin 2
04 solo French horns 2
05 saxophone 2
06 marimba 2
07 pipe organ 2
08 tremelo elek guitar 2
09 solo female voice 2
10 organ 2
11 string ensemble 2
12 celo 2
13 flute 2
15 radiovox 2

Teisco S-110F Analog Synthesizer

via this auction

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1974 Experimenting with Electronic Music, 1st ed.

via this auction

"Published the very same year electro-industrial pioneers Kraftwerk released their breakthrough album "Autobahn," here's a wonderful, rare book covering virtually everything you ever wanted to know about music synthesis and reproduction. Within its pages is an overview of the history of electronic music, from RCA's tube-based Mark I to modern solid-state synthesizers, with photos of the Minimoog and the Moog Sonic Six, as well as the Tonus ARP 2500, 2600, and Soloist consoles. For you tinkerers out there, the book also contains numerous construction projects, including two (2) separate transistorized theremins complete with detailed alignment instructions. All projects come ready-to-build with full schematics and parts lists.

Contents include:

Musical Electronics

History - Mechanical Tone Generation - Electronic Tone Generation - The Music Synthesizer

Sound and the Electronic Signal

Sound - Harmonic Motion - The Sine Wave - Additive Synthesis - Square Wave - Sawtooth Wave - Beat Notes - The Envelope - White Sound - Using the Complex Wave

The Instruments

Mechanical Tone Generators (string, wind, and percussive) - Experimenting

Microphone and Pickup Applications

Principles - Ceramic and Crystal Applications - Homemade Ceramic - Homemade Percussion - Dynamic Microphones - Magnetic Pickups - Homemade Magnetic Pickup - Condenser - Impedance

Building a Small Electric Organ

Tone Generation - General Construction - Tremolo Modulator - Mixer - Homemade Keyboards - Combining the Stages

The Electronic Modifiers

Tremolo Circuit - Envelope Control Circuit - Trigger Circuit - Attack Envelope Generator Circuit - Photoelectric Modulator - Reverberation - Chime Device - "Fuzz" Circuit - Sustain Circuit

Electronic Tone Generators

Multi-waveform Generator - Pink Noise Circuit - Two Theremin Projects - Automatic Percussion Circuit - The Almost Nightingale - Mini-Organ

Odds and Ends

Two-Channel Mixer - Three-Channel Mixer - Voice Selector - Variable Bandpass Amplifier - Active High-Pass Filter - Resonant Filter - Tube Filter - Tape and Echo"

Black sun serenity (Plogue Bidule + Elektrostudio Model Pro VSTi)

Uploaded by GruithuisenCityMan on Jun 13, 2011

"Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie and this music. The music has been made in one take using Plogue Bidule and the Elektrostudio Model Pro VSTi (x3). Enjoy !"

For Frank [Bratigel Videos]

YouTube Uploaded by heidibeerbel on Jun 13, 2011

"a little Demo with Bratigel Sequencer and Bratigel SSM Filterbank"

Phil Collins "Sussudio" Minimoog with MIDI for Auction?

YouTube Uploaded by ricel1992 on Jun 13, 2011

"Little Video Demo for my minimoog D with Studio electronics midi added"

via this auction

"I bought this from the keyboardist for Phil Collins, he told me that he used it to record the live track minimoog bassline for the song Sussudio, it has been the same live track ever since!"

Update: via davidfrank in the comments: "Hi David Frank here. I programmed the sussudio bass line on a oberheim obxa/Dsx/Dmx connected to a minimoog. could have been this "midied"minimoog. It was at townhouse studiosLondon in a programming room by myself while Phil and Hugh Padgham were doing other parts for the album.
Phil had sent me a demo of the song that had an 1/8 note repeating on the root note as the bass line. I changed it to the 16th note riff to make the song more exciting and the track more original sounding. In the process of putting a slide TO the downbeat of the Chorus I tried a slide ON the downbeat instead. Thus the Sussudio bassline. The horn arrangement was done later and used the bass line as it's main motif."

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