Featured Listings for November 2013

This post hosts all Featured listings that drop off the top of the site for the month. You'll find a link to previous months below. Many of these listings will obviously end in time and some will get re-listed (always check the listing). They will remain here as a record of what went up over time. You can click on them to see what items went for as long as they remain on eBay. You'll find a link to prior months below. This list only hosts some of the more interesting and unique items that have gone up over time, so be sure to check out the Auctions label for everything else. You can of course search for any synth with "auction" in the search box on the top left of the site. If you click through the auction links you can see what items went for. You can also search by serial numbers to track the history of specific synths.



Featured Listings for October 2013

Kurt James Werner modified Music From Outer Space Noise Toaster

Published on Oct 31, 2013 Kurt Werner·3 videos

"My modified version of the Music From Outer Space (MFOS) Noise Toaster. I changed the Noise Toaster's semi-fixed architecture to a patchable / modular one, allowing one to reroute signals at will w/ banana cables. Here's a little demo of the kind of sounds you can make with it. The front panel is laser-cut birch laminated onto a cigar box.

I'll be posting a write-up on how to build this @ ccrma.stanford.edu/~kwerner."

http://musicfromouterspace.com

Update via Kurt in the comments: "Thanks for posting my work! :) The write-up is up, at https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~kwerner/MFOSmod.html."

Halloween 13'

Published on Oct 31, 2013 Ebotronix·848 videos

Halloween13²°


4ms Peg, OCD Beta Test 33', RCD
Analogue Systems RS100²,RS110²²,RS 170,RS 360²,RS500e²
Arp Odyssey white noise source
Bananalogue VCS
Cyndustries ZO²
Doepfer R2m, A 101-2, A114, A134²², A141,A143-9 ,A 149-1,
A151²²,A156², A175²²,A185-2, A 138c
Flame Chord Machine, Talking Synth Module
Grendel Formant Filter²
foh choices

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Happy Halloween!!!

Happy Halloween everyone! As always, I wish you all a very spooky synth filled evening.  This year, my Halloween treat is an Arturia Minbrute!  I literally just opened it up to take these pics.  Click them for the full size wallpaper glory.  Note the MATRIXSYNTH M!  My wife did that as a surprise this year.  My daughter made the pumpkin cat and I went with the classic pumpkin on the left.  Remember to check out the Halloween channel for everything that's gone up so far.  We had a great turn out this year!  And don't forget, Halloween isn't over yet, we still have Dia Di Los Muertos!!!

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Waldorf MicroWave XTk Digital Wavetable Synthesizer Demo

Published on Oct 31, 2013 zibbybone·133 videos

"I filmed this footage a year ago just before I sold and shipped it and I just now got around to editing. Enjoy the unique sounds this synth is capable of."

Waldorf PULSE 2 -- 1st Encounter --- Real Time ARPEGGIO Tweaking

Published on Oct 31, 2013 LESINDES·115 videos

BRANDNEW WALDORF PULSE 2
1st Encounter Session Outtake
ARPEGGIO
Erratic in the beginning
After while doing quite well :-)

Walldorf Pulses on eBay

John Carpenter's Halloween

The Original Classic Halloween Theme by John Carpenter 1978 Jack Pumpkinking·14 videos

via Moog Music Inc on Facebook

"I used only the modular system Moog III: five boxes of modules, with 4 sequencers, two keyboards, and a Ribbon Controller. I had [...] other instruments, their sound did not match the quality we were looking for. I had written the #Moog Modular Systems Handbook for Bob Moog, and without reservation preferred the quality of this famous instrument to any other."

-Dr. Daniel Wyman on his work with John Carpenter for the #Halloween soundtrack: www.cultureramp.com/killer-punk/"

Wendy Carlos' A Clockwork Orange

via Moog Music Inc on Facebook

"#Analog Ultra Violence

"Until the late 1960s, the soundtrack to evil ran to two extremes: orchestral menace and #theremin eeriness. Then came Wendy Carlos and A Clockwork Orange."

-Blood On The Moog analyzes the synthesizer's role in horror films: www.cultureramp.com/.."