MATRIXSYNTH

Roland TB-303 Bassline SN 220300

Sea Of Chrome

YouTube Uploaded by synthypnosis on Dec 17, 2011

"VELVET VOYAGE - "Sea Of Chrome" - performed live by Bruno Ender Lee; January 2010; excerpt from the CD "Live In Space"
(for this recording doesn't exist any video...so it's just a slide show)

MacBeth M5N (& Doepfer MAQ sequencer), ARP Odyssey, Moog Etherwave Theremin, Moog Little Phatty Stage II, Roland Juno-60"

Rawcoco 808 Swag

YouTube Uploaded by rawcocotube on Dec 17, 2011

"@rawcoco via twitter"

Santa.

CNTRL:R with Live

"This is a preview of the CNTRL:R using ableton Live. This is all done with simple midi mapping, no scripts or special devices. Music is Some Slip by Gaiser, remixed by Mills."

Sven Libaek "Solar Flares" LP Featuring the Qaser Fairlight CMI Prototype

"A pioneering recording that featured the Australian designed synthesizer, the Qaser (shown above), which was a prototype of the first digital sampler, the Fairlight CMI. Although recorded in Sydney, it only saw a limited library issue in the UK and has since become a highly collectible LP. Expect Libaek’s trademark sound of sublime spacey jazz exotica. Featuring Australia’s finest studio and jazz musicians. This reissue has newly remastered audio and a deluxe LP jacket with new notes and liner notes with vintage photos."

You can find it on Light In The Attic Records here.

This one in vis swissdoc.

CEM Filter demo

CEM Filter demo from Bill Felton on Vimeo.

"This is a quickie demo of the Modcan CEM Low Pass Filter, model 29A. The video was shot under bad lighting conditions that QuickTime had trouble compensating for. Sorry about the image quality, but it is, after all, more about the sound ;-)
Dual VDO provides the input sound, cutoff, resonance, vc of resonance and self-resonance, and the difference between 0 and -12dB modes are shown/heard.
Primarily intended for the audience at Muff Wiggler forum."

Modcan 54B Sequencer Demos

Modcan 54B Sequencer Demo 1 from Bill Felton on Vimeo.

"This is a quick video demo of the Modcan 54B Sequencer, along with the 53B clock and various other modules in a supporting role.
Primarily intended for users on Muff Wiggler forum."

Note the banana jacks.

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Crafting Physynth

Simian has a post up on developing Physynth. The following is just an excerpt so be sure to check out the full post.

"Physynth was a wonderful project to work on, it was a completely original idea and outside the realms of anything any of us had done before.

Our previous experience was rooted heavily in games development so approaching an ‘app’ was naturally challenging. Coming from this entertainment background did however give us the opportunity to imbue Physynth with a different sort of user-experience. Most apps, we believe, feel very utilitarian for no good reason, we decided early on that Physynth had to be beautiful.

Having been designed by the musician of the team, he already had a good few ideas for the actual physical appearance of the device, we looked at a lot of real-world hardware during the research and development phase and Moog was something we kept coming back to. We decided fairly early on that Physynth needed to feel like you’d just found it in your dad’s garage, a real bit of vintage 70’s synth equipment..."

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Holiday Techno Kitty!

YouTube Uploaded by GayGod on Dec 8, 2011

"Happy Holidays from your friends at Subtractive!
http://www.Subtractive.net

Music by: Justin Bates
Edited by: Kaipo Jones"