Thursday, March 08, 2012
MiniMoog Voyager XL and Korg Radias - Sneak Preview by Andy Barrow
YouTube Uploaded by MrRidgebackman on Mar 8, 2012
"Hi everyone, this video MiniMoog Voyager XL and Korg Radias is a sneak preview on a piece of music I am working on - I suggest a Pair of Headphones or Big Speakers, This is still being worked on. The Minimoog Voyager XL being put through its paces at some basic modular work, mainly itself being used with a little interaction from me.
The patch panel is being used to modify and control the Oscillators, to produce an effect as if it is being sequenced. Only the the Two LFO outputs Square and Sawtooth are being used to drive the 2nd LFO and the Four input Mixer, which has 2 outputs. These are then being sent to the Pan via the LAG processor and the other output of the Mixer is being sent to the Filter Cutoff
Playing with the controls on the Mixer produces different effects on the Cutoff and affects the pattern. This is just a sneak preview, using the XL and the Korg Radias for the Lead synth. Recorded into Logic Pro and using Compression, Reverb and Delay. Sends are being sent to additional Reverb and compression. Trying to contain the Moog Bass line was a tricky one, it wanted to climb out of the Headphones So until I can add Rhythm and additional Synth tracks, thought you might want to grab an ear load of Moog Bass.
The Lead synth will be switched round with the Korg and Moog.
Apologies for my comments at the end of this video, but saying Mooooog does sound sexy. I don't apologize for being biased towards this synth."
ROLAND System 100M 191-J Analog Modular Synthesizer

via this auction
More pics at the auction while up.
System-100M 112 - SN 9311x0
System-100M 121 - SN 051506
System-100M 130 - SN 051527
System-100M 140 - SN 041997
System-100M 150 - SN 051682

64 Oscillators and 475 Knobs

via Randel Osbourne
"My latest batch of Enablers - 95 knob physical controllers for the CC+ equipped Rhodes Chroma.
For more information, please see:
http://enabler.redshift-consulting.com/"
Legendary Moog OSCar Up for Auction

via eBay
Some of you might remember this one from this post back in September of 2005.

"For sale is the legendary moogOSCar, there is only one of them on this planet. A real Oscar with latest OS, everything working perfectly in a Moog Source housing. Was once owned by Roger Lyons and was restored some years ago after it arrived here in europe in a terrible shape. It has an audio input for feeding audio through the filter and a CV-input for controlvotages on the cutoff-frequency. This is not a fake or diy-crap, it's a fully working OSCar in a funny and extremely servicefriendly housing. The pitchbend-pot is a bit crackly, if you plan to use the synth on stage you should replace this pot. Worldwide shipping with excellent packaging. Keep in mind this OSCar wants 220 V, maybe you need a converter in your country. I ship with the original "Sound on Sound"-Article on this unique thing and with a complete OSCar manual. Please have a look how other bayers have rated me."This one in via gregor.
Update: see the comments below from the person that created it.
Circuit Bent Bear Box Bleeper by freeform delusion
YouTube Uploaded by eecouk on Mar 8, 2012
freeform-delusion
"Bear Box Bleeper
A cheap mobile phone toy rehoused with pretty little glittering bears all over it
Switched 1/4inch jack output
blue LED
small button to trigger little tunes
large button to trigger the bleeps
pitch up/down control
on/off toggle switch"
I Dream of Wires, Extended Interview Series: Drumcell
I Dream of Wires, Extended Interview Series: Drumcell from I Dream Of Wires on Vimeo.
Vimeo by I Dream Of Wires
"In January 2012, the I Dream of Wires team stopped by the studio of techno producer Drumcell, to discuss his evolution from producing with hardware, to software, and now back to hardware again, with a focus on eurorack modular synthesis. The interview was conducted for inclusion in "I Dream of Wires: the Modular Synthesizer Documentary." Drumcell is also the founder of Droid Recordings, and co-founder of Droid Behavior, one of LA's longest running techno event promotion companies, standing at the centre of the West Coast techno community for nearly a decade.
I DREAM OF WIRES is a forthcoming documentary film about the history and resurgence of modular synthesizers. The film is currently in production. This is the 3rd in a series of extended interviews, which will be produced and released in various formats throughout the production, and following the release, of the film. I DREAM OF WIRES extended interview segments are sponsored by MATRIXSYNTH (m.matrixsynth.com).
For more info on Drumcell, visit:
soundcloud.com/drumcell
droidbehavior.com/blog/artists-team/drumcell
For info on the film: idreamofwires.org"
Sync-Gen IIPRO Setup E.mp4
YouTube Uploaded by innerclock2004 on Mar 8, 2012
"Brief overview of our new Sync-Gen IILS Eurorack DAW Tempo-Sync Interface.
http://www.innerclocksystems.com/New%20ICS%20Lab%20Series.html"
Sync-Gen IILS Setup F.mp4
Uploaded by innerclock2004 on Mar 8, 2012
"A slightly more musical example of the Sync-Gen IILS Eurorack DAW Tempo-Sync Module."
Upcoming MoCM Workshop with Andreas Monopolis and the TAPETRON
YouTube Uploaded by TheMOCM on Dec 19, 2011
"The tapetron module It is based on the idea of the early samplers. 4 walkmans playing 8 mono lines from stereo pre recorted tapes (perhaps loop tapes) the controls are on/off, volume (for each line-loop) speed, forward/reverse. Dc -- battery power, line out."
"Andreas Monopolis will introduce us to his unique sound devices and he will discuss the notions of DIY on sound, sound moddules and music composing.
A composer and performer of electronic and computer music himself, he soon caught on to the potential of both live shows and the experience of music making in terms of "instrument" use. MoCM sound solutions come as an answer to those fields which rely largely on software's algorithmic "point, scroll and click" routine; however they can easily adapt to all kinds of music genres.By focusing on circuit-bending, prototyping and junk instrument philosophy, these DIY sound modules open a whole new world of creativity and experimenting for studio recordings or live performances. All modules are unique, incorporating a variety of materials and features. Hacked toys, old consoles, electronic components, pieces of wood and any kind of random objects are turned into synths, sound generators and noise makers which produce, reproduce and modify sound. Their feel is equally old school and futuristic, elegant and edgy, fun and inspiring.
MoCM workshop will follow on Saturday 31/3 and Sunday 1/4."
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