Squidfanny - ZOOM-O-TRON 509 Effects Synthesizer

YouTube Uploaded by squidfanny on Jul 11, 2011
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"Circuit Bent Digital Effects Synthesizer, with Pitch Shifter, Flanger, Phaser, etc...

Very nicely Circuit Bent, upgraded with some new circuitry and re-housed in a nice metal case with LED lights under the clear perspex lid. Also installed a Microphone.

Dig the big Green LOOP Button.... Very cool feature with this version of the ZOOM-O-TRON."

Update: one more vid:

Squidfanny - ZOOM-O-TRON 505 Digital Effects Synthesizer (July 2011)

Uploaded by squidfanny on Jul 11, 2011

"Another Zoom-O-Tron 505, with loads of modulation and a Microphone......"

KORG SYNCKONTROL + KORG MONOTRIBE

YouTube Uploaded by H4NDCRAFTED on Jul 11, 2011

"This is my look at the Korg Synckontrol application for apple products.

100% Korg Monotribe + a bit of Roland Reverb."

KORG SyncKontrol for monotribe - KORG INC.
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Monnix for iOS & New Sequence Based App on the Way

Monnix - Chris Jeffs - iTunes
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"Is that a cat's meow, a vocodered scream or an out of control robot? What kind of strange sounds could you make with Monnix? This live performance synthesizer uses three points of touch to control the distribution of up to 16 harmonics, allowing for unique sound effects. Movements can be played back in the Replay page and the pitch altered by tilting the device forward. The Sample & Hold screen freezes the partials according to the selected tempo. FM ratio, jitter and envelope parameters can be set in the remaining pages, allowing for a wide variety of sonic mayhem. Whether you need something extra for your next experimental concert, or you just like to have fun making weird noises, Monnix has something to offer you."

http://chrisjeffs.com/monnix/. Chris is also working on a new app which appears to be sequence based (bottom pic).





Note this bottom image is not from Monnix, but rather a new app in the works mentioned here.

"Sequence start / end. Finished for now."

FD3120.mov - Demo of the Blacet Research Frequency Divider

YouTube Uploaded by jblacetIII on Jul 11, 2011

Find the 261e!

via Reed

"This one was hotrodded by Mark Verbos to have a bigger voltage output for the older Buchla modules. Makes a darn-fine quantizer."

Twinkies by Luke's Anger - and OP-1 Track

Twinkies by Luke's Anger

CAUSTIC - SubSynth tutorial

Added to this post.

Mother In LOL - Episode 6: "The Cursive Curse"

YouTube Uploaded by MotherInLOL on Jul 11, 2011

"Mary Jane can't believe her ears when Dave says schools don't need to teach cursive writing any more. Who needs cursive in today's modern age? Find out in this cursistently cursifying installment!"

CustomSynth White Roland JX-3P

FaceOSC

FaceOSC from Kyle McDonald on Vimeo.

"FaceOSC is a tool for prototyping face-based interaction. It's built on non-commercial open source FaceTracker code from Jason Saragih.

FaceOSC comes as an example app with the ofxFaceTracker addon for openFrameworks. You can download an OSX binary at github.com/​downloads/​kylemcdonald/​ofxFaceTracker/​FaceOSC.zip

OSCulator is an excellent program for routing OSC and MIDI. Download it at osculator.net/​

Some of the "face gestures" (or metrics) are more stable than others. Lighting can also have a huge influence on the stability of your values: even lighting from the front coupled with a dark background can give the best results."

Vestax DDG-X2 Digital Delay - Flanger, Modulation

via this auction
"The Vestax DDG-X2 is great for any genre and any playing style. It is equipped with a large LED display, grounding post for direct connection to a turntable, and easy to use controls for great effects and loops.

Vestax DDG-X2 Features:

LED Display : The large LED display facilitates two basic functions. The top section displays the current meter, or the meter setting (like a metronome), whilst the bottom (numeric) section shows any adjustments to time/BPM and the current settings.
Depth Control : The depth control adjusts the setting of the delay's sweep (depth) from zero to maximum. For example, with the delay time set to 2ms the sweep range can be adjusted (real-time) from 1ms to 4ms. (ms=milliseconds)
Feedback Control : Both the number of echoes (feedback) and the aural richness (dark/bright/color) of any input sound can be altered by using the Vestax DDG-X2 feedback controls.
Tap Button : Matching the BPM of your input source is easy with the TAP button. Each tap is equivalent to one beat, so tap in time with your source to set the tempo. The first four taps will initialize the count sequence, with the following taps being averaged to correct and maintain the precise BPM. No more fiddling with numeric controls that take up valuable mix time, just tap in time and create some great delay effects.
Effect Controls : Through the two effect control faders you can set the input level and make any adjustments to the effects output as desired. The effects switch bypasses the delay, returning the input signal to its original signal. The hold switch, when on, puts the delay signal in a hold pattern until you turn it to off."