via Ernst Hill on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
(click through for more)
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Circuit Bent FREAKENSPEAK with Bat Wings
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via this auction
In time for Halloween!
" Bends:
- 2 Super bright green LED's on the sides of the unit
- 2 bend/glitch switches that bend and twist the words in different ways depending on what mode you are in and how many of the switches you have on.
You can get endless bent sounds and words with these 2 switches. When you turn on a bend switch and you are in the right mode,you can get the unit to ramble on endlessly.
- 1 tone switch that puts out a steady tone that you can change to a lower or higher tone by pressing the keypad. There are 3 or more different tones that you can get using this switch. You can use any of the pitch controls to "play" the pitch of the tone.
- 2 loop switches that will "catch" or "Freeze" a bent or normal sound and repeat it so you can play the pitch of the loop with any of the pitch controls.To advance to the next loop, just flip the loop switch off/on. No need for an extra "Loop advance" button. You can use both the loop switches at the same time to create cool combination loops!
- 1 Pitch change photo sensor that you can wave your hand over without touching it to change the pitch of the sound or loop, just like playing a theremin. This is one of the best feature of the FREAKENSPEAK. You can also use a lazer pointer or flashlight on the photo sensor for a cool effect.This is a great feature for live performance.
via this auctionIn time for Halloween!
" Bends:
- 2 Super bright green LED's on the sides of the unit
- 2 bend/glitch switches that bend and twist the words in different ways depending on what mode you are in and how many of the switches you have on.
You can get endless bent sounds and words with these 2 switches. When you turn on a bend switch and you are in the right mode,you can get the unit to ramble on endlessly.- 1 tone switch that puts out a steady tone that you can change to a lower or higher tone by pressing the keypad. There are 3 or more different tones that you can get using this switch. You can use any of the pitch controls to "play" the pitch of the tone.
- 2 loop switches that will "catch" or "Freeze" a bent or normal sound and repeat it so you can play the pitch of the loop with any of the pitch controls.To advance to the next loop, just flip the loop switch off/on. No need for an extra "Loop advance" button. You can use both the loop switches at the same time to create cool combination loops!
- 1 Pitch change photo sensor that you can wave your hand over without touching it to change the pitch of the sound or loop, just like playing a theremin. This is one of the best feature of the FREAKENSPEAK. You can also use a lazer pointer or flashlight on the photo sensor for a cool effect.This is a great feature for live performance.
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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via this auction
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~
via this auction
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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via this auction
"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."
Click the pics for the super size shots.
via this auction
"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."
Click the pics for the super size shots.
Minimoog Voyager Electric Blue Synthesizer with CP-251, VX-351, Rack Kit
Paia Gnome Synthesizer with Original Box
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via this auction
"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..."
via this auction
"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..."
OSCar Synthesizer SN 0488L
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