MATRIXSYNTH

Eisenberg Audio VIER Synthesizer Sound Review Part I

Published on Sep 9, 2014 Synth Anatomy

"Eisenberg Audio Synthesizer VIER
Emulation of the 404 from Doepfer

Introduction Price - 69 Euro / Dollar"

Update:

Eisenberg Audio VIER Synthesizer Sound Review Part II

Enter to Win a free Malekko Heavy Industry Synthesizer Module!

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Note this is the first Darkplace Manufacturing on MATRIXSYNTH.

The Build — Tabletop 2.6 performance and stability

Published on Sep 9, 2014 Retronyms

"The next update to Tabletop improves performance and stability across the board. To showcase this, JP shows plays around with not one but two iMPC Pro's on an iPad 2

Tabletop 2.6 is in review now with Apple, and should be available soon! Subscribe to find out when it ships, and get more project updates from Retronyms.

Tabletop 2.6 also adds the final Tabletop Ready App from #summerofepic! More details an that soon!"

iTunes: Tabletop - Retronyms Inc | iMPC Pro - Akai Professional

Moog MiniMoog Model D - Early Oscillators w/ OptoKey Midi

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Waldorf Wave

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" Waldorf Wave, latest (1.902) OS which includes a number of bug fixes, a 3rd LFO, and the ability to use the transport buttons to send sysex messages. All the enhanced goodness can be found here..."

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Tiptop Audio Septmber Workshop in Berlin

http://www.tiptopaudio.com

::vtol:: solaris

solaris video 1 from ::vtol:: on Vimeo.

"The man got to know other worlds, other civilizations, not knowing completely his own hides, alleyways, wells, blocked dark doors. S. Lem “Solaris”

Interactive installation demonstrates the field influence of the permanent magnet on the magnetic and spirit (fluorescent) liquids. Two liquids constitute the diphasic system. Due to liquids movements and their surfaces' modifications we visualize the unique processes of human brain. The spectator wears on neuro interface Emotive Epoc, the device computes a brain activity and sends information to the installation machinery

To test the project people of different ages, social groups and professional areas were invited. Test results confirmed that brain activity and mood of the man reflect on the dynamic and character of liquids movements in the sphere. Object reacts on the changes of mind and emotion states. People who spent a plenty of time with the object managed to influence the dynamic and direction of the liquids on the unconsciousness level. We also reveal that the installation visualizes the temperament of the person. The object copies your mental organization and echoes it on the liquid's surface. The object becomes a part of the participant

autors:

julia borovaya - idea curation
edward rakhmanov - robotic system, chemistry
::vtol:: - programming, electronics

consultant:

prof. alexander kaplan - neurophysiology

more - http://vtol.cc/filter/works/solaris"

solaris video 2 from ::vtol:: on Vimeo.

Molecular Transport | OP1 & Granular Soundscape

Published on Sep 9, 2014 A Box In The Sea

"Summer 2014 is flying by leaving me little time to record. This is one that's been knocking around as part of all the granular sampling I've been doing lately. I'm currently Beta Testing a Mogees (http://http://mogees.co.uk) and I'll be posting some of that work very soon. Thanks for watching!

GEAR:
OP1 and 1 granular sample"

Elka EK22 Analogue Polyphonic Programmable Synthesizer SN 027578

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"The item you are viewing is a lovely and very rare Elka EK 22 Analogue Polyphonic Programmable Synthesizer. It is Italian made in 1986 and features a lot of great 80s synth sounds.

It is now also extremely programmable thanks to this excellent (Free!) Editor which you can control form your Mac or PC.

This enables you to create and save some amazing sounds from your computer, and really opens up the possibilities and enjoyment of this synth.

The Elka brand has produced perhaps only one famous synth and that is the Synthex. The EK- 22 is sometimes called 'Son of Synthex' - To be clear, it is nowhere near as powerful as the Synthex, but it is a curious and interesting find for any enthusiast."

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