Rare Creamware Prodyssey ASB VA synthesizer

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"Remember that Creamware also includes not only the Arp Odyssey clone filter, but also the Moog filter (Minimoog clone filter found on their Minimax synthesizer) on these units, which gives you the best of both worlds."

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Akai MFC42 Analog Filter Module rack

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Not the largest pics, but you don't see these often.

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KORG MINI POPS 35 SN 780720

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"Korg Mini Pops 35 automatic rhythm machine. Nine rhythms with 36 variations plus 8 percussive sounds. Great for use instead of a metronome to maintain your rhythm and as automatic accompaniment."

Pic of the manual cover below.

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KORG MS 10 SYNTH

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Korg Electribe ER-1 Mk2 Drum Synthesizer

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Korg Monotron Delay Synthesizer New In Packaging

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"This is a new, sealed item, still in its plastic blisterpack."

Korg Monotron Duo Synthesizer New In Packaging

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"This is a new, sealed item, still in its plastic blisterpack."

Playing the Buchla with the 222e #2

YouTube Uploaded by Oxix52 on Jan 6, 2012

"I'm starting to feel a bit more at home with the 222e."

Buchla 200e: 266e Percussion Patches

YouTube Uploaded by djangosfire on Jan 6, 2012

"Cycling through a few 266e "Percussion Patch" pre-sets I saved tonight. the rhythm sequence was created using the 266e "Stored Random Voltage" section - the 281e was used as a clock . . . 3 of the 281e channel transients were mixed via the 210e then fed into the 266e. Then interesting "rhythm sequences" were saved as presets.

Core of sound = 258v, 292e, 285e (Ring Mod section) and mega panning via 206e mixer (255 used to lag the hard panning)."

David Letellier & LAb[au] - Tessel, Kinetic Sound Installation 2010

YouTube Uploaded by MediaArtTube on Jan 7, 2012

"A kinetic sound installation investigating the perception of sound and space. Tessel is constituted of a suspended and articulated topography of 4 x 2 m, subdivided into forty triangles. Twelve of them are fitted with motors and eight are equipped with audio transducers, which transform the surface into a dynamic sonic space. A dialogue between space and sound is created through this sculptural "choreography". Our perception is altered, as the surface slowly modifies its shape.

From Tinguely's poetic machines to Alexander Calder's mobiles or Buckminster Fuller's synergetics, Tessel combines influences that question the link between geometry, movement and chaos, thus continuing the quest for beauty in the synesthetic perception of sound and spatial phenomenons. Its name is derived from "tessellation", a term applied to the geometric subdivision of a surface into plane figures, also known as "tiling". It also describes a software technique that allows calculation of renderings through the subdivision of surfaces into polygons. The term has its origin in the Latin word "tessella", describing the square tiles used to make mosaics.

Tessel is a collaboration between French composer and artist David Letellier, and LAb[au], Belgian electronic arts studio. Tessel is a co-production of the galleries MediaRuimte (Brussels) and Roger Tator (Lyon), realised with the financial support of Arcadi, Dicream and the Commission des Arts Numériques de la Communauté Française de Belgique.

More info: http://www.davidletellier.net/works.html#tessel and
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