Review of UVI Emulation One - Extended Video

YouTube Published on Jul 24, 2012 by airusersblog

"Russ takes a look at the latest offering from UVI, Emulation One, a rendition of the orginal Emulator and Drumulator.

Find out what he thinks.

For more top tips and tricks visit http://www.pro-tools-expert.com"

ADDAC Goes Banana

via ADDAC on Facebook

"Size Matter now also available with banana jacks"

http://www.addacsystem.com/

EMS Soundbeam 1

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"THESE DON'T COME BY OFTEN.....

the original EMS Soundbeam 1 (master)

much more to it than a simple theremin, the EMS Soundbeam allows for very small and very big moves to control the sound of any synthesizer attached. moving a little finger or dancing around a room, swaying your body, just about anything is possible. there are numerous ways the SOundbeam will respond to your movement, depending on which preset you pick. there's the Master module, the sensor, a tutorial video and the manual. it is very rare and particularly in this condition. its basically new. i bought it for a project, but never got around to it. it's been taken out of the box to test it (it works just fine), that's it."

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Tiptop Audio 808 Blinken Lights

YouTube Published on Jul 23, 2012 by matrixsynth

Just a quick and dirty test of my new Tiptop Audio 808 modules (CB808, HATS808, SD808 & BD808). 808 modules through Tiptop Z5000 effects module, through Harvestman Polyvoks filter, through t.c. electronic M300. Using four sequences on the Tiptop Z8000 to drive it all, with the Harvestman Zorlon Canon as the clock. Each drum module goes into a Mattson Mini Modular mixer and VCA. You can hear the different modules come in and out as well as the effects. The only sound source are the 808 modules. Midway through the video I change the clock rate. Listen on a system with some bass and turn it up. Apologies for the noise in the background. This one best viewed in the dark.

Eric Barbour of Metasonix Prototype Oscillator for Zerosum Inertia

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YouTube Published on Jul 23, 2012 by ZerosumInertia
Be sure to listen to 1:49 on - might want to lower your audio a bit.

"Oscillator prototype designed by Eric Barbour for Zerosum Inertia.
Uses one 2050 and one 5823 tube.
Months away from completion."

CASSINI Synth for iPhone - LFO - Step Sequencer

YouTube Published on Jul 23, 2012 by icegearnet

http://iphone.icegear.net/cassini/

iTunes:
CASSINI Synth for iPhone - iceGear

iPads on eBay
iPod Touch on eBay

MFOS VCO eurorack module

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via this auction

via the listing: "MFOS VCO eurofied. I made 3 of these for myself but I have so many oscillators now so I am trimming down. priced to sell.

(2) for sale

Simultaneous Saw, Square, Triangle and Sine outputs

Linear and Logarithmic CV with attenuators

dedicated 1V/oct CV input

Pulse Width control and Pulse Width modulation input

10hp

Comes with doepfer power and mounting hardware. Pics are a lil dusty but the modules are in excellent cosmetic condition."

MF 104M on Drum Machine & Sequencer

YouTube Published on Jul 23, 2012 by AudioCentralMagazine

"some tap and full feedback experiment with MF-104M Moogerfooger Analog Delay and MIAMI Acidlab.de analog drum machine."

MF 104M on Step Sequencer

Published on Jul 23, 2012 by AudioCentralMagazine

"a plain and simple 8 note sequence played into MF-104M analog delay. Fiddling with Tap Delay Time and modulation."

The Striped Bat - Dark Zebra Demo

The Striped Bat - Dark Zebra Demo by Ned Bouhalassa
"Demo for U-He's Zebra synthesizer. This features the Dark Zebra set, programmed by the masters, Howard Scarr and (iconic composer) Hans Zimmer. The drums are stock Logic Pro."

Also added to this post where you'll find additional details on Dark Zebra.

via Ned Bouhalassa on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

Custom Moog Taurus II Pedals

Via an anonymous reader:

"These are the Moog Taurus II pedals, there were custom made at Moog in Buffalo, NY. The feet are longer than the factory issued models....allowing for toe to heel play. Not sure what they are worth......."

If anyone knows feel free to comment or shoot me an email.