MATRIXSYNTH

Exhibition Featuring Live Modular Synth in Taipei, Taiwan...

蛙界蒙薰 wā jiè méng xūn
solo exhibition by Yannick Dauby
15 sept - 14 oct 2012
Digital Art Center - Taipei, Taiwan
http://www.dac.tw/event/2012yannic/index.html

via Yannick Dauby on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

MI Shruthi-1 SMR-4 MKII With Bandpass Mod!

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flickr set here

"This Shruthi-1 was specifically built to go straight to ebay. Specs on the synth can be found here. The synth ships with the latest SMR-4 Analog Filter (SMR-4 MKII). I have added a 3 way (SP3T) switch to access the 2 BP modes.

Switch Modes

Back: BP1
Center: Normal LP (Lowpass) Mode
Forward: BP2"

Shruth-1 SMR-4 MKII Band Pass Demo by Laurentide~

MiniBrute Demo, Dark Rage

YouTube Published on Aug 7, 2012 by SoloStuff

"Jaming on the Arturia MiniBrute. Showing LFO filter control and sub oscillator power. Using a bit of Fruity delay to spice it up.
http://www.solostuff.net"

Minibrutes on eBay

Mark Mosher with Percussa AudioCubes at Electro-Music 2012

via the Percussa Audio blog where you'll find more pics and the write-up.

Pics by Jeremy dePrisco, visuals by Michael O’Bannon

Also see:
Postyr Project, Danish electronic vocal group, features AudioCubes and The Percussa blog for more.

ROLAND JP-8000 MUSIC SYNTHESIZER SN AJ81290

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"The JP-8000 Music Synthesizer was designed using a first-of-its-kind Roland Analog modeling sound source, combining the fat, powerful sounds associated with vintage analog synths with the flexibility of digital technology and MIDI."

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Minimoog Voyager Electric Blue Synthesizer with CP-251, VX-351, Rack Kit

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Paia Gnome Synthesizer with Original Box

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"The Gnome Synthesizer was originally made to imitate the sound of the wind, but it was possible to make other sounds as well. It has a small vinyl controller strip originally used to control the "strength" of the wind. Because of its small size and battery power, this small synth has become something of a classic, and one of the old Paia instruments that is still well sought for today..."

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