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"Summer of '83" by TSF

YouTube Published on May 23, 2012 by TheSynthFreq

"New synth 80s.
Synths used: Jupiter-8: bass/strings D-50: midi to JV-880 EP/Tines Korg EMX-1 Motif-6/A-90: Lead

Please Enjoy! :)"

Rheyne - 5/23/12 - Live Jam #44

YouTube Published on May 23, 2012 by RheyneMusic

"Live looping improv jam using analog keyboards, USB controllers, and iOS devices. iPads are running Animoog, Lemur, and SoundPrism Pro. SP Pro is triggering NI's Massive through an iConnectMIDI. A DJ TechTools MIDI Fighter 3D is controlling loopers, drums, and a monophonic synth. Its rotation is mapped to filters and vibrato. Normally my drums are played on an Akai MPD26, but wanted to get used to the MF3D for a portable live rig. An Akai APC20 and Novation Launchpad are controlling the recording and playback of loops in Ableton Live. The DSI MoPho, Fender Rhodes, and Moog Prodigy are all running through a PreSonus 1818VSL connected to a Macbook Pro.

All loops are recorded live."

Happy Birthday Bob Moog! by ScrollingMusic

Happy (Belated) Birthday Bob Moog!

YouTube Published on May 23, 2012 by ScrollingMusic

"Bob Moog (May 23, 1934 -- August 21, 2005) revolutionized electronic music with his introduction of the Moog synthesizer line in the 1960s. This video is our tribute to his legacy, created with our own MATLAB-based software synthesizer. Happy Birthday!"

Google Minimoog Doodle and real Minimoog comparison - May 23, 2012

YouTube Published on May 23, 2012 by SynthManiaDotCom

"In occasion of Bob Moog's 78th birthday, Google dedicated today's Doodle to Dr. Moog and his most famous invention: the Minimoog. Here's a quick comparison between the Google Doodle, and a real Minimoog ;-)"

Happy Birthday Bob Moog, from Stevie Wonder

YouTube Published on May 23, 2012 by MoogMusicInc

"In a wonderful and impromptu honor to Bob Moog on his 78th birthday, the legend himself Stevie Wonder, sings happy birthday to Dr. Moog. Stevie makes the bday wishes extra funky with a talkbox and the instrument that inspired the immensely popular Moog Google Doodle, the Minimoog Voyager, Bob Moog's most popular analog synthesizer design.

Mr. Wonder has shared a life-long history with Moog synthesizers beginning in the early-mid 1970s when he released a series of chart topping records including "Talking Book" that made extensive use of Moog synthesizers. He is a musical genius and from everyone at Moog Music: WE LOVE YOU, STEVIE!

Visit www.moogmusic.com to learn more about about Bob Moog and the handcrafted instrument company that bears his name."

smt sPHERE.mpg

YouTube Published on May 23, 2012 by Entropusinfinitus

"So this a Speak and Spell which i just finished modding and wanted to show how useful it can be in a somewhat musical context, i have a vid of it just raw no effects or post production editing .So to balance it out here is how it sounds with some other noise making gear.
An old track loop i made on the elctribe speak through external in to kp3, korg yeah..."

via Glen Donnelly on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Speak and spell demo1

Published on May 23, 2012 by Entropusinfinitus

'Aerodynamic' (Daft Punk) on Google Moog Doodle - Brett Domino

YouTube Published on May 23, 2012 by brettdomino

"Daft Punk cover performed on today's interactive 'Google Doodle'.
Percussion performed on Korg Monotribe.
http://www.twitter.com/brettdomino
http://www.brettdomino.com"

Raymond Scott Archives Remembers Bob Moog

"Of course Bob Moog was a brilliant engineer and circuitry expert, but he was also among the most modest and unpretentious people we've met. We're thrilled that through the efforts of his daughter, Michelle Moog-Koussa, her dad is receiving the recognition he deserves. He was also an Advisory Board member of The Raymond Scott Archives, and was always a great supporter of RS, and of all our efforts. Here are Moog's memories of his old friend and colleague"

Don't miss this one. It's a really nice look back on some of the history and influences of Bob Moog directly from the man himself. Bob Moog on seeing Raymond Scott's workplace for the first time: "So there my father and I were with our mouths hanging open! It looked like heaven to me. My father was an electrical engineer who worked for Consolidated Edison, and I was a twenty year-old electronics nerd who found himself on the track to becoming an engineer... Raymond then brought us into the big room downstairs where he had music synthesis equipment."

via Jeff E. Winner on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge