MATRIXSYNTH

Monday, September 26, 2011

Roland DC-20 Analog Echo Vintage Guitar Effect

via this auction

"*Two inputs (mic and mic/instrument)
*High peak threshold for large sweeps
*Wide range of repeat rates
*Two outputs (direct and echo) for stereophonic effects
*Footswitch jack on the back (on/off option)
*Metal casing is strong yet lightweight
*Great for dub, experimental, fun times"

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Roland Analog Echo DC-20 eBay Demo

YouTube Uploaded by AtomicMusicStore on Sep 26, 2011

"Roland Analog Echo DC-20 eBay Demo"

via this auction

"This is a rare analog delay unit made by Roland. One of the best analog BBD based analog delay made. The repeat rate is very sensitive and subtle and the intensity knob allows for almost endless repeats with the ability to self oscillate. Its a very dark sounding delay with a very smooth sound. Check out the video!"

SN 945552

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Slynthy iPad App Demonstration

YouTube Uploaded by DjPuzzle73 on Sep 26, 2011

"Slynthy is a synthesizer controlled by sliding your finger.

Three different settings:

- Classic theremin like sound
- Ring Modulator
- Broken

It's similar to BeBot. Use the screen as an x/y pad to control pitch and volume.

Slynthy is available for $0.99

http://ipadloops.com/slynthy-theremin-like-synth-for-ipad/"

Slynthy - Mitchell Cichocki - iTunes
iPads on eBay

The 9-Volt Tesseract

YouTube Uploaded by MiloTheMadScientist on Sep 26, 2011

"http://milothemadscientist.blogspot.com/"

ddd1 mov

YouTube Uploaded by wotatwaat on Sep 26, 2011

korg delta test

YouTube Uploaded by canmarcvancouver on Sep 26, 2011

"This Korg delta had a non working synth section. After a few new capacitors and ICs it's back to it's original funky bass glory. Still have a couple scratchy pots in the mixer section but that will be easy to fix."

excerpt from my live performance Hamburg/2009 by Joerg Schaaf
"Live Performance with the step sequencer of the Spectralis. I changed the direction of the sequence and worked with the skip function to create variations of the sequence in the mid section."