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PPG Vintage Modular Musikmesse Video

PPG Vintage Modular.mov

YouTube Uploaded by AudioCentralMagazine on Mar 28, 2012

"The noble P.P.G. Step Sequencer, from Wolfgang Palm, in action at Frankfurte Musikmesse 2012"

Big Ring

YouTube Uploaded by Ebotronix on Mar 28, 2012

"4ms Peg V4 RCD
Analogue Systems RS 100 RS 110 RS 360
Doepfer A 143-9 A 134 pan by Moog MP 201
Flame 2x Chord Machine
Make Noise Brains PP Maths Moddenix Optomix QMMG Wogglebug
Malekko 4x Unkle 4x Anti O
Moog 2xFreqBox Phaser
Oberheim Sem
Roland System 104 Sequencer
Simmons Clap Trap
TipTop Audio Z 8000
Toppobrillo Quantimator Sportmodulator
Master Clock Logic via Kenton Pro 2000II and 2x 4ms RCD."

A little Sequence

YouTube Uploaded by humankoala on Mar 28, 2012

"A Patch Noodle i'm working on"

via Human Koala on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Vince Clarke's Cabin Studio

flickr set By Keyboard Magazine
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"Supplement to Vince Clarke and Martin Gore cover story in KEYBOARD magazine, May 2012."

Pictured here:

Top: "Vince with Dave Smith Mopho Keyboard, in front of massive ARP 2500 analog synth system." [Buchla 100 series in there as well]

Bottom: "See the back page of Keyboard, May 2012 for a diagram of all the synths in this picture!"

Yamaha CS70M polyphonic synthesizer

Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated. Yamaha CS70M calibrated by Gazdatronik

YouTube Uploaded by Gazdatronik on Jan 31, 2012

"Here it is with no outboard effects, or even a mixing board. The left channel contains the upper voice group, the right channel, lower."

via this auction

"It is essentially two six voice synthesizers in one case, that trigger two voice channels each for six voice polyphony. That means it has each single oscillator has its own filter, for a total of 12 filters. The filters and oscillators are the same parts found in the CS-80. Other unique features include:

A sine wave bypass which is not filtered, to get additional bass.
Aftertouch, which can control the filter, pitch, and amplifier- independent of the mod wheel
A built in sequencer with both live recording and step recording
Voice channel A and B have separate outputs
Has a Hertz/Oct Gate output for controlling external monosynths
A "keycode" input which interfaces the keyscanner directly, which midi controllers do exist for
CV(foot controller) inputs for Filter, volume and modulation
The "Yamaha CS" ring modulator
Auto Glissando
Lowpass, highpass, and bandpass selection
String machine chorus, and leslie simulator

This keyboard has had its power supply completely rebuilt. All new transistors, diodes, op amps, and capacitors. Any resistors not within tolerance have also been replaced. This was a result of six year long period of teaching myself how to diagnose and repair electronics. I installed a connector well off of the power supply to more easily read voltages should future service be needed."

Access Virus "A" ambient sound demo - by polynominal.com

YouTube Uploaded by Polynominaldotcom on Mar 28, 2012

"For more info, longer demo and more, please visit the VIRUS "A" page at this URL:
http://www.polynominal.com/site/studio/gear/synth/access_virus/virus.html"

First Moscow Synth Gathering at Moscow Museum of Modern Art

via ::vtol::

"some shots from first moscow synth meeting that took place 27.03.2012
@ Moscow Museum of Modern Art as a part of John Cage Festival.

and some more shots here"

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Musikmesse 2012 Pics via 1ikkai.com

More pics & descriptions in Japanese here. Googlish here.

Pictured here:

MicroKORG 10th Anniversary booth
Endeavour Evo
Reon driftboxes

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I DYE

YouTube Uploaded by macbethsynthesizers on Mar 28, 2012

"I would never have known that my first vocal interaction with the micromac would sound like this! It keeps telling me 'I Dye'!!...bascally this vid has a pre-recorded sequence with the 'mac, as well as a self-oscillating 'mac filter doing the squarewave stuff- and recorded as you see it is me tweaking the filter with oscillator 3 cross modulating it!....it sounds real heavy I think!"