MATRIXSYNTH

Prototype voltage controlled FM radio by Tom Whitwell

"Breadboard FM radio controlled by Makenoise Maths. Some way to go until it's module ready."

Update via Tom Whitwell in the comments: "More details / audio etc here over at Muff Wigglers"

Chip synth final prototype test by Matt Jackson

"Here's the last prototype of my mini chip tune synth before I start making them to order!

It can make hundreds of different evolving chip tunes and has a 10 second record functionality. Runs on 2x coin cells and has a 3.5mm jack line out.

Will put up a better vid, pics and info soon along with prices."

VINTAGE ELECTRO HARMONIX BASS MICRO SYNTHESIZER

via this auction

"POWER CORD VERSION. We do not know the manufacturing date. Our best estimate is the early 1980's

Comes in original box and includes all original paperwork including warranty card (though we doubt EHX will still honor it)

The Bass Micro Synthesizer has the same feature set as the Micro Synthesizer, but includes a trigger and filter sweep range especially tailored for bass guitar. The same fat analog synth textures give your bass a whole new range of possibilities: from percussive stabs to backwards-sounding bowed sounds."

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Sequential Circuits Max 620 Synthesizer with Manual and Adapter

via this auction

SN 00099

The auction states it is digital, but it's actually analog. It shares the same synth engine as the Six-Track, Multi-trak & Split Eight.

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FutureRetro 777 Analog Monophonic Synthesizer

via this auction

Casio CZ-101 Digital Synthesizer with Manuals Literature and Adaptor

via this auction

"Also included with the auction are the following manuals/literature: CZ-101 Operation Manual, Sound Synthesis Handbook, Sound Data Book for Digital Synthesizer CZ Series, The Casio CZ Book, 100 Patches for the CZ-101 Book 1 and 100 Patches for the CZ-101 Book 2. The last three books in particular will especially provide the winner assistance in modifying the digital waveforms which is what made this keyboard legendary."

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MeeBlip Micro DIY Kit Now Available

via MeeBlip:

"Now available for immediate shipping, the MeeBlip micro fits the brains of the MeeBlip into a smaller, project-ready space – all for just US$39.95.

The MeeBlip micro kit requires assembly: you get a full board and all the parts you need, but you’ll have to solder them in place. Once you do, you get all of the features of the MeeBlip without the knobs and switches. That includes the 9V power connection (for a wall adapter or battery), MIDI input jack (for connecting keyboards and the like), 16-bit, hackable sound engine, and audio output. And you get all the goodness of the MeeBlip, with two-oscillator, virtual analog direct digital synthesis, LFO, 4-pole digital filter, and more..."

Skip the knobs and create an iOS editor for it with TouchOSC, MIDI Touch, Lemur or S1MIDITrigger.

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