Blue Lantern Big Twerp VCF Filter Eurorack Module

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"The Big Twerp is a filter based on the Polivoks filter circuit - and so much more! On top of being a lowpass or bandpass filter with tons of character, it includes a suboctave generator, a limiter, a VCA, and a unique X and Y resonance circuit. Line level ins and outs make this filter easy to use on pretty much any audio source!

Features

Lowpass and Bandpass modes
Voltage controlled X and Y resonance
Bi-polar frequency modulation
Suboctave generator
VCA
Audio limiter
Line level input and outputs"

Original Korg MS20 SN 142377

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Yamaha CS60

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Korg PolySix Analog Synthesizer

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"The Korg Poly Six is a six voice programmable synthesizer, originally released by Korg in 1981. It features chord memory and unison voice modes and an arpegiator. It has 32 user modifiable memory presets. Its 4-pole voltage-controlled filter gives the PolySix a warm, rounded and organic sound. Built in effects include Chorus, Phase and Ensemble (using a 'bucket brigade' analog delay line design), to provide a full, fat sound.

The PolySix was considered revolutionary at the time of it's release. "Korg developed the PolySix with an eye on the Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 trying to provide some of the features found on the more expensive synth in a compact, reliable and much cheaper design."* The PolySix has been so loved that several software emulations of the Poly Six have been created for PC, Mac OS-X, and iPad. This true analog synthesizer has a warm sound and lots of knobs for real time expression and programming. It has been used by many of the great masters of electronic and progressive rock music..."

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Pearl Syncussion SY-1 Analog Drum Synthesizer

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"This is the Pearl Syncussion SY-1 from 1979.

It's simple to look at, but is capable of a wide range of highly distinctive sounds, kicks, snares, crashes and some really weird bleeps as well.

These are *rare* you don't see them coming up for sale very often.

It was used widely in early disco to create some pretty cheesy drum synth noises, but has also featured it a lot more since then. It has a classic sound that is very hard to emulate..."

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Peavey Spectrum Rackmount Analog Filter for Synthesizer SN 80245996

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"3 channel input single-space rackmount filter...

This is a unique unit that has analog filters and triggers for multiple purposes, you can trigger the filter from an LFO to effect your other signals. I used it with multiple oscillators, cheapo synthesizers, and guitars, sounds really unique."

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Seven fingers and a sound machine

"These are sounds and recordings from friendly little machines that I get to meet up once in a while. There is no editing or post processing of the audio. As is.

Tracks 1, 2, 3 Intellijel Shapeshifters.
Tracks 4, 5 Mutable Instruments Grids
Tracks 6, 7, 8 Intellijel Metropolis

This playlist contains 8 tracks, total time: 42.13"

via Thopa Jose Borrachero on The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge

BEEP BEEP. BLOOP BLEEP. Switched On Road Runner and Coyote Cartoon

Published on Dec 10, 2013 sssnacksss·43 videos

Road Runner and Wile E Coyote modular sound effects. Impressive.

"3 classic Chuck Jones produced Road Runner and Wile E Coyote cartoons get the Borax hacks. All sounds generated from a portable eurorack synthesizer.

Consider the recursion of Coyote, who never eats, but only considers eating, ad infinitum. This barren, craggy, dry universe is more like a Mandlebrot purgatory with an endless supply of Acme weapon products which can't function predictably, or whose proper function can't be apprehended by Coyote.

Every ravine, every rocky outcrop, every national road that splices the desert is generated anew each time Coyote is forced not to die - his bones regenerate, his cardiac arrests are all false. He can be skinned alive a million times a million times.

This routine unravels from a spool that was never wound. Is this because of artifice that such toil is even noticeable? Why contrive a purgatory like this when heaven can be imagined? Or would every heaven ever dreamt only appear as purgatory to enlightened eyes?"

Rude Thumb

Published on May 30, 2013 sssnacksss·43 videos

"modular synth video demonstrating thumb technique."

Modular Moog - demonstration of the Fixed Filter Bank & More

Published on Dec 11, 2013

"Just messing with the FFB (Fixed Filter Bank)"

Modular Moog - "The Kings got a Mountain in a Hall"... or summat
Published on Dec 11, 2013

"Hehe... what it say on the tin....;c)"

Moular Moog - excerpt from 'Pictures at an Exhibition'
Published on Dec 11, 2013 noddyspuncture·69 videos

"This is the little Moog link just before Greg starts 'The Sage' in 'Pictures at an Exhibition'"

Modular Moog - my custom illuminated lights
Published on Dec 11, 2013

"These are the switches I converted into different coloured, illuminated switches. All the switches I bought were black so I also changed the colour of the plastic 'actuator' to match the original colors Moog used in different places."