MATRIXSYNTH

Behringer FCV-100 CV Pedal with Roland GR-300 and GR-700

YouTube Uploaded by WayneJoness on Mar 10, 2012

"The Behringer FCV-100 is a pedal that can function as a dual, stereo volume pedal, or as a control voltage pedal with a 50K pot. However, the FCV-100 cannot be used directly with the GR-300 or GR-700. Since the FCV-100 has an internal PC board, the easiest way to adapt the pedal for the GR-300 or GR-700 is to modify a TRS tip-ring-sleeve cable."

ADDAC Diamond Barebones Frame Kit ADDAC901D

ADDAC System

Tripod Mounted micromac

via Ken MacBeth on Facebook

"I had an idea late last night that I thought I'd try this morning. It occured to me, because I'm working on casing for the desktop version of the micromac- would a tripod socket be any good?!....I think it is!"

Mr.Y - Violet Waves (Live)

YouTube Uploaded by thisisMrY on Mar 4, 2012

"visit Mr.Y on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/thisisMrY
follow Mr.Y on twitter: https://twitter.com/thisisMrY

This is an original song played out live using an analog synthesizer, beatboxing, and some live looping. Nothing was prerecorded.

Equipment:
Moog LP
Korg Kp3
Microphone
Vocal Chords"

New Emu Universal Active Filter & Voltage Controlled Multimode Filter

via Tony Wride on Facebook

"The project continues at a pace! Just built up a new Universal active filter and put it in my system. Also worked on an Oberheim SEM style Multimode Filter which I had in the Aviator but is now in an Emu style panel. I'll put the artwork for the new module in a separate post. The Exclusively Analogue website with details about the Pioneer "Tribute" system is now up and running. www.exclusivelyanalogue.com."

Bottom: "Here is the artwork for the new Multimode filter based on the Oberheim SEM 12dB filter which happens to be one of my favourites. It would be a useful addition to anyone with an Emu system that doesn't have a UAF since you have all four modes available as per the UAF (Lowpass, Bandpass, Highpass, and Notch)."

Delia Derbyshire - Dance from 'Noah'

YouTube Uploaded by rainbreeder on Jul 8, 2011

"won't sound out of place in today's UK dance scene, except it was made decades ago."

via Richard Issitt on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Super Fun Instrument Design with Moldover

Super Fun Instrument Design from Nathan Lively on Vimeo.

In this episode of Sound Design Live Podcast I talk with electronic instrument designer, musician, and teacher Moldover about designing better human interfaces for music, his super cool circuit board CD, and why the hell MIDI still exists.

http://sounddesignlive.com/fun-instrument-design/