strange input scuzz.mp4

YouTube Uploaded by drmoonstien on Nov 27, 2011

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EMW WCS-1 Waveform Combination

YouTube ploaded by lofistudioz on Nov 25, 2011

"This is a little demo of some waveforms combination on the new EMW WCS-1.

The audio came from the camera with just a bit of reverb added to it.

The melody played is an excerpt from Vãn Züllatt's title track of Betelgeuse album (2011). http://vanzullatt.blogspot.com/2011/06/betelgeuse.html

This video was recorded especially for posting on the FCC keyboard forum.
http://forum.cifraclub.com.br/forum/8/"

EMW on eBay

Photos of Wolfgang Palm

via Cornel Hecht on Facebook

Cut X ADDAC System

Cut X by ADDAC System
"Unedited one shot recording made with ADDAC System's .WAV Player, Filterbank and Lissajous Modules

more info:
http://www.addacsystem.com"

Yamaha CS-01 analog mono synth with MIDI retrofit

via this auction

"This particular unit has been retrofitted with a MIDI input kit by highlyliquid.com, so it can be played by external sequencers or keyboards. This way you can play its entire tonal range, while the internal keyboard only has two and a half octaves. The mod does not affect the functionality of the internal keyboard in any way. But in order to make room for the MIDI kit, the CS-01's internal speaker had to be removed. Not much of a loss - it sounded pretty awful anyway. :)"

MAM MAP-1 MIDI Arpeggiator

via this auction

"Up for auction is a rare and much sought-after standalone MIDI Arpeggiator designed in the 1990s by German Techno tool maker Music And More (M.A.M.). The MAP-1 is not unlike the Oberheim Cyclone or the Waldorf Gecko, but has a compact and sturdy metal body and is often said to be more reliable and easier to use than the Cyclone (I wouldn't know because I've never owned a Cyclone). It has 26 different Arpeggio styles and a very cool Random mode. It has MIDI In, Out, and Thru ports."

MIDI Solutions Event Processor Plus MIDI Filter Mapping Tool

via this auction

"The MIDI Event Processor Plus is a very powerful tool for mapping, filtering and processing all kinds of MIDI data. For example, you can use it to map note numbers onto other note numbers or onto control change events, or to reroute MIDI data from one MIDI channel to another. Additionally, it can completely block or filter any kind of MIDI event.

One of its many applications is to enormously extend the Yamaha Tenori-On's capabilities as a MIDI sequencer for external synths. You could use the Event Processor to map note events from some of the Tenori-On's layers onto control change messages. That way you could use your Tenori-On to sequence things like filter cutoff frequency etc instead of just notes.
Or you could use it to remap notes from the second sequencer track of a Roland TR-909 onto the required note numbers of an external drum synth.
For further info please visit MIDI Solutions website:
http://www.midisolutions.com/prodepp.htm

The Event Processor is MIDI-powered and doesn't need a separate power adaptor. It can pe programmed by Sysex messages. There is a free Windows editor available for download from MIDI Solutions' website."

The Korg PS3100 Overview by Raul Pena

YouTube Uploaded by raulsworldofsynths on Nov 26, 2011

"A General Overview of the Korg PS3100 Polyphonic Synthesizer.Only 300 of these synthesizers were produced by Korg in 1977. This video is my humble attempt to share the unique layout of this rare synthesizer. I only wish I had more time to delve deeper into this synthesizer.Apologies in advance for any informational inaccuracies. Audio demos to follow. Sound and Video by Raul Pena. Special Thanks to Switched On Electronics in Austin,TX for providing the sampling time to make this production. For another take on the Korg PS3100 check out Automatic Gainsay's Korg PS3100 Videos."

Demos here

Atomic Cognosphere

via Atomic Shadow on FB

"Demo of Hollow Sun's new Kontakt instrument. All sounds and effects were made using Cognosphere. The samples used in the instrument came from some of my vintage equipment in the photo."

Work in Progress : "All the Drugs" (session 1)

"Recording sessions for a new song.
No playback, all shots show the actual takes being recorded.
I'll update the video as the recording and mixing goes along."

via khoral's Cafe 80