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Saturday, September 22, 2012

Sequential Circuits Six Trak SN 000036 with Original Warranty Card

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via this auction

"This is only number 000036 of the Six-Traks to roll of the line, as indicated by the serial number, when they began production in 1984 as model 610."

How-To Change Knobs on Make Noise modules



Published on Sep 22, 2012 by MAKEN0ISE
"This videos shows the proper way to change knobs on a Make Noise module."

Serge - Patch 10


Published on Sep 22, 2012 by batchas
Flshing lights at the start of this one for those prone to seizures. Buchla & Serge.

"Like Patch 09 but with more Slope control from Serge.
But also with WAD feedback."

Twins Misbehaving...



Published on Sep 22, 2012 by TheMarauder1974
"Techno, Basic. Distorted. 90s. that's it."

minibrute demo sequences



Published on Sep 22, 2012 by heodesalciphron
"minibrute + MPC"

Minibrutes on eBay

Tube Based DIY Modular

Bad demo of my All Tube Synth

Published on Sep 22, 2012 by ProfessorMatic

"This video was uploaded from an Android phone."

Dan McPharlin Inspired Circuit Bent Yamaha PSS-30 Dream Machine


via this auction

Videos here and here.

Those of you that have been coming to this site over the years might remember Dan McPharlin's miniature synth art. According to noystoise this was commissioned to look like one of his creations and it sure does.

"Wow. this is definitely the longest project i have worked on to date. i began this commission shortly after the "Hartman Mod Job" last february. i was contacted by a guy who was interested in having me build a synthesizer for him that looked like one of Dan McPharlin's miniatures. it sounded like fun and there were some new applications that i was anxious to try out so i agreed. the initial idea was to build a mini synthesizer with a detachable keyboard and as many controls and effects as i could fit. i decided to be courageous and model the toy synth on the notoriously stubborn yamaha pss-30."

You'll find full details on noystoise here.

Click the top pic above for the super size shot.  The pic to the left unfortunately is not as large.

See the Dan McPharlin and noystoise labels below for more.

Absolute Extremes MCBC-01 Moog Circuit Bending Challenge 2012 Video


Published on Sep 21, 2012 by deathstarchris
Video of the MCBC-01 featured in this post.

"Josh Felice and I (Chris Blarsky) are proud to enter out MCBC-01 into the Moog Circuit Bending Challenge. We spent a considerable amount of time working out the best bends available from the Akai S01 and believe this to be the best of the best as far as bent samplers. We are not alone in this opinion as www.Circuitbenders.co.uk were the first to attempt bending this particular model sampler and have found it to be superior in flexibility and reliability. We have built upon their ideas and tried to push the limit even further. Along with the ability to midi trigger from an iPad or QuNeo, we have added a couple of square clocks that feed directly into the ram causing all sorts of mayhem. I enjoyed designing this piece in hardwood. I can see after working with wood why Bob Moog liked to build with it. It feels natural and strong. I will work in wood more now that I have had a chance to do so. I have more information available about this unique piece of kit on my audio page located here:
http://www.absolutextremes.com/blarsky/?page_id=15"

iTunes:
Animoog - Moog Music Inc.
iPads on eBay

Korg Radias - Two Ways To Live


Published on Sep 21, 2012 by MrRidgebackman

"Hi ,

This is a piece performed on the Korg Radias, using both Step Sequencers and played live. I took one of the presets and played around with the settings and the sounds.

Recorded live into Logic Pro 9 and then added the drums from Logic. Only processing used is Compression, no other effects used.

Hope you enjoy

Cheers Andy
Music and Video is sole property of ©Andy Barrow 2012"

evertry


Published on Sep 21, 2012 by Dmitri SFC


Update: Some info on the gear and another video below.

"The system on the left that I'm playing is my DIY CGS Serge. Both sounds come from it, The kick drum comes from the 909. The bass line is CGS ENS-76 VCO being sequenced via a midi to CV converter. The looping 'acid' sound is a Serge VCS sequenced by the Baby10 step sequencer in a Cigar box. The Paia 4700 system below the 909 I'm not using in this song."

Satya

Uploaded by Dmitri SFC on Oct 9, 2011

"Elise http://songsbyelise.com
Dmitri SFC http://www.coa-modular.com
We play live. book us for live pa.
coa.recordings@gmail.com"
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