Doctor Who Theme Tune on Minimoog by Hyperdust

YouTube Uploaded by hyperdust7 on Sep 28, 2011

"Live performance of the Doctor Who Theme Tune on a MiniMoog Old School. The backing has been made using Stylus for drums, Arturia Minimoog for synths and Tardis samples off the internet."

Mochika XL v.2 gate arppegiator demo

YouTube Uploaded by atomolab on Sep 28, 2011
AtomoSynth on eBay (RSS)
"Hello world, we have added a gate arpegiator to the Mochika XL with 4 patterns. while playing you can switch between eight notes in real time tweaking a knob. The gate arpegiator can be synchronized by midi at four different sync rates, and also you can change the sync rate while playing in real time tweaking a knob."

Rare DRISCOLL modular synthesizer

YouTube Uploaded by opsysbug on Sep 28, 2011

"First 15 minutes with the Driscoll modular panel. Amazing.
x2 osc/waveshaper/filter/ASR/VCA this is just the first patch.
More to come."

DRISCOLL modular synthesizer 2

Uploaded by opsysbug on Sep 28, 2011

DRISCOLL modular synthesizer panel 3

Uploaded by opsysbug on Sep 28, 2011

XL Star + 8 bit A/D Converter Part 1 of 3

YouTube Uploaded by drOffset on Sep 28, 2011

"I found this really nifty device on a local auction site and decided to integrate it into my larger synth setup."

Analogue Solutions Leipzig-k Keyboard Monosynth

via this auction
Noisebug (RSS)

"KEY FEATURES OF LEIPZIG-k

Pure analogue voice circuitry
Fat Moog style filter
Velocity sensitive keyboard
CV/Gate outputs, so can be used as a 1V/octave CV controller keyboard for your modular system
CV/Gate inputs to voice circuit so can be controlled by an analogue sequencer or similar
All jack sockets are 6.35mm (1/4″ ‘big’ jacks)
Mod Wheel
Pitch Bend Wheel
Performance section (mod wheel control of LFO2 – i.e. vibrato/wahwah)
Pure vintage style inspired design
Lots of blue LEDs!
2 VCOs with Glide/Portamento and Sub-VCOs
Plenty of modulation routing possibilities
Extra tone controls and circuits for more sound variety e.g. LFO, CrossMod
Rugged steel construction
‘vintage’ wood design
Spun aluminium topped knobs
LCD for MIDI set-up editing
MIDI In for software sequencer control of CV/Gate
MIDI Thru
MIDI Out: pitchbend, mod wheel, velocity and note data is transmitted. Local on/off feature

The Leipzig-k keyboard design brief was simple; design a keyboard in the true spirit of vintage keyboard monosynths. There’s plenty of rack analogues and digital modelling keyboard synths around, but very few new true analogue keyboards. We aimed to design a keyboard monosynth that looked like it has been beemed back from the past. True, it has an LCD to edit the MIDI functions, but why make life hard! Thick wooden end panels and top panel wood and aluminium spun knob-caps add to the effect. Details such as this don’t come cheap, but the added cost of the hardware to get the right hardware was not omitted or the design compromised. I wanted to design a synth that truly looked the part and had all those classic vintage synth details, and no expensive or time has been spared to bring that. The quality of design, workmanship and detailing is all of top quality. The case is rugged 1.2mm steel, thick wood sides, powder coated metal, silk-screened legend, aluminium apped knobs and more.

So Leipzig looks the part, but it sounds good too. Pure analogue throughout. Discrete transistor, resistor, capacitor design. The only ICs are as you would expect; op-amps and transconductance amps. Of course there is digital circuits; the MIDI circuits, but I think you can forgive us for that! It’s somehow comforting to know that if you open up this synth you will see thousands of discrete components and not just some giany DSP chip! If oyu had the knowledge (and were prepared to lose your warranty) then you could open up the synth and circuit-bend it as you wish, disect your way into the sound or CV path.

The Leipzig-k is more than just a Leipzig rack with a keyboard. An extra LFO/VCA has been added. The depth of the LFO is controlled via the Mod Wheel. A headphone output has been added. CV/CV2/Gate inputs and outputs making this an ideal analogue synth controller keyboard."

Casio DH-100 Digital Horn

via this auction

This unique instrument, while shaped as a miniature Saxophone, digitally emulates Sax, Oboe, Clarinet, Flute, and Synthesizes another reed instrument. Not to mention Breath Control and MIDI capabilities which make this seeming musical novelty quite a technological piece with many interesting and entertaining uses in writing and recording environments."

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Arp Little brother synthesizer expander

via this auction

DX5 playing DM "The Landscape is Changing"

YouTube Uploaded by DX5 on Sep 28, 2011

"Gear used:

Left: Roland JP8000
Upper: Emu EMAX II HD
Mid: Emu Emax I
Lower: Kurzweil PC1x
Left; Yamaha DX7

All sounds synthesized and sampled by myself, or belong to my sampler libraries. (Some of the samples -wood type ones- are coming from a Roland JX8P)

Backtrack recorded with Pro Tools. JP8000 time sync'ed with it

Original track composed by Alan Wilder"

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Jupiter-8: VCOs video 1

YouTube Uploaded by TheSynthFreq on Sep 28, 2011

"Jupiter-8 has some Very Cool Oscillators and I'm going to discuss them here. :)"

Jupiter-8: VCOs. Video 2

Uploaded by TheSynthFreq on Sep 28, 2011

"Hi!
VCOs continued."

Jupiter-8 VCOs video 3


Uploaded by TheSynthFreq on Sep 28, 2011

"Cross mod and o/c sync"

She Pard, NoiseSwash & Fourfilter

YouTube Uploaded by Ebotronix on Sep 28, 2011

"Shepard Generator
right up left down
Logic Multi Meter & EQ"

NoiseSwash

Uploaded by Ebotronix on Sep 28, 2011

"4 ms Noise Swash to Wiard AO
Make Noise QMMG Wogglebug Math
Voice Mac
Logic ESX 24"

Fourfilter

Uploaded by Ebotronix on Sep 28, 2011

"Roland VG 99 Ringmodulator & Sitar Patch
Modular Synth Wiard AO
Analogue Systems RS 100 RS 500 6 2x RS 110
Make noise Math QMMG Wogglebug
Drums Logic ESX 24"