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Ace Tone Rhythm Ace FR-6 - Vintage Analog Drum Machine SN 007028

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Vintage Sears RHYTHM-MATIC II

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"vintage Sears drum machine with internal speaker. Everything works. When you crank it up, it has an intense, bombastic sound. It's LOUD..."

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Roland JX-3P with Original Box

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Published on Apr 17, 2013 Ebotronix·639 videos

"Quasimidi Sirius "1998" Synthesizer & controller made in Germany
Doepfer R2M
5 tracks
drums , bass , arpeggio a & b , Doepfer R2M solo"

The Doepfer R2M is a ribbon to MIDI controller. All audio appears to the the Sirius.

Prophet 12 is coming!

Published on Apr 17, 2013 carsonday303·49 videos

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FL Studio 11 | Multi-Touch Performance

Published on Apr 17, 2013 imageline·503 videos

"Sacco performs his own 'Goldener Schnitt' and then one of Seamless tracks 'Bass Antics' at Musikmesse 2013.

Sacco - http://www.image-line.com/documents/p...

Seamless - http://www.youtube.com/user/SeamlessR

Enjoy"

Added to the Musikmesse list.

On a side note, the Clavia Nord Modular editor came to mind. Curious how that would be with a large Multi-Touch screen.

Morton Subotnick And Joan La Barbara On Q2 Music's 'Spaces'

"April 17, 2013The pioneering electronic composer responsible for Silver Apples of the Moon turned 80 years old this week. Q2 Music visited with Subotnick and his wife, vocalist Joan La Barbara, in the couple's Greenwich Village apartment for this installment of their web series Spaces."

via NPR:

"by HANNIS BROWN

It's difficult to overstate Morton Subotnick and Joan La Barbara's contributions to contemporary music.

Subotnick's pioneering work in electronic music includes such game-changing pieces as Silver Apples of the Moon and A Sky of Cloudless Sulphur. The composer, who turned 80 this past Sunday, also helped to develop the California Institute of the Arts's groundbreaking curriculum. He also co-founded the highly influential San Francisco Tape Music Center, where Terry Riley, Pauline Oliveros and Steve Reich would cut their teeth writing tape music.

Joan La Barbara is one of today's most iconic vocalists — John Cage and Morton Feldman both wrote music for her. Her own music, which often stretches the possibility of the human voice, has been honored with a slew of awards including a 2004 Guggenheim fellowship in music composition.

For the second installment of Q2 Spaces, we visited the couple's Greenwich Village apartment, where they've resided for the past 17 years. The walls are lined with the artwork of friends and collaborators, and the kitchen cupboard doubles as La Barbara's vocal booth. A shelf in Subotnick's studio houses a piece of the first Buchla analog synthesizer — the instrument used to create Silver Apples. The bustling sounds of the city streets sift through their kitchen window.

Soundtrack
Morton Subotnick, And the Butterflies Begin to Sing (New World)
Morton Subotnick, The Key to Songs (New Albion)
Morton Subotnick, Silver Apples of the Moon (Wergo)
Joan La Barbara, ROTHKO (New World Records)
Joan La Barbara, Shaman Song (New World Records)
Credits
Video: Kim Nowacki and Hannis Brown"

1980 ARP SOLUS Video

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Arp Solus from Ian Lewis on Vimeo.

"A demonstration of the Arp Solus showing the extent to which it works. Please bear in mind the amp used is small and not of a good quality."