Midi to Trigger Interface From Obsoletetechnology

"Low cost, low part count Midi to Trigger interface with 10 Outputs.

This Midi to Trigger interface generates a TTL (5V) trigger signal per note over a range of ten notes. It can be used for example as a midi interface for vintage drum-expanders or as a multiple-trigger generator for a modular synthesizer. I developed this module in order to modify my Tama TS305."

via Obsoletetechnology where you'll find full details including the schematic and a link to the Tama TS305 mod.

New AtomoSynth Project in Progress

via AtomoSynth on Facebook

"beta test... yeah it is alive...!!!"

Thomas White Resonant Lopass Gate 292c

via Natural Rhythm Music

"Here's a little project that I am offering the PCB for, inspired by and approved for (but not officially endorsed) this small run by legendary synthesizer designer Don Buchla himself. To buy a PCB, simply hit the PayPal button to the left. PCB's are only $15 each, with shipping included to anywhere on the globe. Boards are ROHS approved "lead free" materials and have a silver finish to them instead of lead. The board size is 3.8 x 2.5 inches and they should fit most cabinets. RLPG's are compatible with nearly all modular formats, but work particularly well with all the popular 3U and 5U high modules like those from Synthtech, Blacet, Doepfer, Synthesizers.com and all of the modern Euro format makers out there..."

Orders are being taken until Jan 15th. Boards are expected to go out 15 days after that. Click through above for more info.

Buchla - 258 Calibration

flickr By rick604

New Vids added to the synthi group vol. II

New tracks added to this post.   Scroll down to the update marked 7/2/12.

Le Masque Delay Overview.mp4

YouTube Uploaded by xilslab on Jan 7, 2012

"Xils-lab Le Masque: Delay overview"

Roland JP-8000 Videos by synthartist69

YouTube Uploaded by synthartist69 on Jan 4, 2012

Playlist:
Roland JP8000 + Boss DR880 "Super Moog"
"The Time Capsule" Roland JP8000 + Boss DR880
Roland JP8000 + Boss DR880 "70's Lead Synth"
"Moog Jam" Roland JP8000 + Boss DR880
Roland JP8000 + DR880 "The Lizzard Sprockets"
Roland JP8000 "Sinewave Lead" JP 8000 Synthesizer

Roland Jupiter-6 & JX-10 Videos by synthartist69

YouTube Uploaded by synthartist69

You can skip videos via the lower left video controls.

Playlist:
Roland Jupiter 6 "Slow Strings"
Roland Jupiter 6 "Sync Lead"
Roland Jupiter 6 "Europa"
Roland Jupiter 6 "The Squares"
Roland Jupiter 6 "Synthpad 1"
"That 80's Song" Roland Jupiter 6 + DR880
Roland Jupiter 6 "Micro Galaxian"
2012 "Solar Lights" Roland Jupiter 6
Roland Jupiter 6 + JX10 + DR880 "Capture"
Roland Jupiter 6 + DR880 + JX10 "Super Phat Brass"
"Analog Jam" Roland Jupiter 6 + JX10 + JP8000 + DR880

Alesis Ion Videos by synthartist69

YouTube Uploaded by synthartist69

Playlist:
"Space Monkey" Alesis Ion Keyboard Synthesizer
"Spaceballs" Alesis Ion Synthesizer Keyboard
"OBX" Alesis Ion Synthesizer
"Beyond Tomorrow" Alesis Ion Synthesizer Keyboard
"Funk 2036" Alesis Ion + DR880
"Land of the Moog" Alesis Ion + DR880
"The Groove Pilots" Alesis Ion + SR18
"Strawberry Parade" Alesis Ion + SR18
"Moog Hammer On" Alesis Ion + SR18
"Mini Moog Jam2" Alesis Ion +SR18

Teenage Engineering OP-1 Tape Project Overview

YouTube Uploaded by djthomaswhite on Jan 7, 2012

"16 mins of performance from 6 minutes of tape, and still just scratching the surface of using the OP-1 live. This clip shows how you can use the built-in 4-track tape recorder to store multiple projects. The entire 6 minutes length of the tape is used and all 4 tracks are featured. In this demo I wrote 4 different songs parts and then recorded some vocals about wanting to be a "Teenage Engineer." Those vocals are triggered live over the top of the 4 tracks in the same way you can play an internal synthesizer or drums over the full 4-track recorder.

Sections:
Start - House Track
6min - Downtempo Track
9min - Drum & Bass Track
11.5min - Underground House Track

You can see the variety and scope of creating non-IDM dance music with the OP-1. The internal pattern and endless sequencers were used heavily in the production of these tracks. You will hear the quirks and squeaks that give this instrument a character all its own. These songs were written on my couch, in my car on lunch break, at work in my cubicle and sitting on the floor... all thanks to the power and portability of the Teenage Engineering OP-1."