MATRIXSYNTH

Amped Positronic Transient #2 (SSF Patchbook)

Amped Positronic Transient #2 (SSF Patchbook) from VoltageCtrlR on Vimeo.
Amped Positronic Transient #2 from the Steady State Fate PTG Patchbook.
download the SSF PTG Patchbook at: http://www.steadystatefate.com

bc-multi-sampler

bc-multi-sampler from Ben Carey on Vimeo.

"a quad buffer polyphonic sampler instrument - download here: http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device/1559/bc-multi-sampler

- this Max4Live instrument enables the simultaneous playback of four sample buffers of arbitrary length, with up to 16 voice polyphony
- drag and drop samples from the live browser
- an X/Y pad provides control over the overall mix between the four loaded samples
- automated sample start position provides a level of unpredictability and variety to sample playback
- independent loop and pitch bend for each sample
- independent filtered delay lines for each sample
- option to normalise files on import"

Sound of Science: Hydrodome music video (full)

Video added to this post.

Take 5 - Alternative study in quintuple (5/4) time,

Published on May 5, 2013 NetPierreTV·48 videos

"PatchPierre Live-jam - alternative study in 5/4
read more about the modular at http://PatchPierre.Net

Equipment used: Doepfer A-100, Roland R8 + TB-303, Machinedrum,Korg EA-1 + Prophecy, Zoom FX and ESI-32 sampler"

EDP Wasp with Original Box

Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.

via this auction

The Museum Of Synthesizer Technology

Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.

via this auction

"The Museum Of Synthesizer Technology book. NEW. Large size format 11.75 inches X 8.25 inches with full color photos of some of the most legendary analog synthesizers ever made (or heard). Moog modular, Arp 2500 modular, Buchla, Polyfusion, Roland System 700, Synthi 100 modular, Oberheim 8 Voice, you name it, it's here and all in full color. You want to see a stack of 5 Arp 2500 cabinets, who doesn't? This is a top 10 book and one of my favorites. No, it is not as technical as some of the other legendary synth books, but the thing I like about it is that it was put together and published by a fellow synthesizer afficianado, Martin Newcomb in 1994. It shows the great interest and passion in electronic music instruments/synthesizers that the rest of us have as well. It is a book that is full of synthesizer eye candy that is sure to make the most hard to please drool with with envy. I am sure that after flipping through this book, you will likely go out and start looking for your next synth. Definitely a book for the synthesizer library for the serious electronic musician..."