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Sunday, November 30, 2014

Steve & Ollilab - First Berlin school jam session

Published on Nov 30, 2014 ollilaboratories

"Alright, me and Steve have been talking for a long time to get together for a full live improvisations jam Berlin School style.. and this weekend it happened. Steve has a big ass modular, mainly Doepfer modules but also some from Synthesis Technology..."

Kick.S Live / Korg ELECTRIBE MX X884

Published on Nov 30, 2014 Kick.S

"Play at only the electribe.
bandcamp : http://kicks1.bandcamp.com/album/elec...
Blog : http://electronica-mini.blogspot.jp/2..."

MS2000 NORDLEADsound1130

Published on Nov 30, 2014 ryouichi harada

Saturday, November 29, 2014

Early 70's - Ludwig Phase II Guitar Synthesizer

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via this auction

"There were not many of these pedals made. According to the records there were 500 made and less then 100 exist today. This pedal is perfect working order and sounds incredible."

Anyone confirm the count? These used to come up fairly often.

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Realistic Moog MG-1 Synthesizer Concertmate Monophonic Analog Synth SN 4643

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via this auction

"Realistic MG-1 Synthesizer, made by Moog for Radio Shack. It is a 2 oscillator Analog Monophonic Synth. Serial # 4643

This MG-1 model is basically a Moog Rogue, without the Pitch and Mod wheels.

Unlike the Rouge, it has two additional "voices" in the mixer section, "Bell Tone"(a ring mod type sound based off Oscillators 1 and 2), and "Poly-Phony"(separate tone source with its own tuning, allowing chords to be achieved).

This specimen is in excellent physical condition. All slider caps and knobs intact. All switches and keys work, it sounds sweet.

There is slight cracking in the stick on panel graphic, which is purely cosmetic, see the last two photos. Doesn't affect playability or functionality.

Aprox. 7.5ft long 3 prong power cord.

Great source for cheap, dirty, and warm analog Moog bass. This was my backup, never gigged with it.

Unmodified. 2 RCA outs in back, 1/4" headphone stereo out in front.
This is a perfect candidate to modify and add 1/4" output jack, and/or a midi retrofit kit."

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Flame 4 Vox Quadrant

Published on Nov 29, 2014 Ebotronix

Flame 4 Vox, Beta Test 26 (V 0.98)
Buchla System #1
Moog CP251,MP 201,VX 351
Kenton Pro 2000
Line 6 Filter Pro
Rane SM 26
Red Federation BPM FX Pro
Rocktron Rack Interface
Roger Linn Adrenalinn 2
Yamaha KX 25, MCS 2
Mackie "the mixer"
Hameg Dual Trace Oscilloscope HM 312-8
FX: Boss SL 20, VF-1, Lexicon MPX 100, PCM 80/90
vid # 1190

How do You Move an EMS SYNTHI 100?

Apparently with a crane.

via @IDOWdocumentary

"EMS Synthi 100 on a crane in Vancouver Canada..."

Noise Module Based On The Velleman Kit "Pink Noise Generator"

Published on Nov 29, 2014 elohess2

"Presentation of project: Use a Velleman Pink Noise Generator as noise sourve for my modular system.

More about that here: http://journeytounknownsoundscapes.bl..."

Buchla Music Easel iProgram Card Tip No. 3 from Todd Barton & Upcoming Quadraphonic Performance

Published on Nov 29, 2014 Todd Barton

"Just realized even when the iProgram Card for the Buchla Music Easel is in "remote" mode you can still get CVs out of the physical Easel's Inverter out, Envelop Detector out and Mod CV out jacks.
Thus you can synchronize, affect and connect other Buchla modules to your Easel. And you can control, program and save those Easel output settings via the Easel iPad app."

And the upcoming performance featuring Todd Barton & Bruce Bayard:

"Quadraphonic: Space as Metaphor

Beginning Friday, August 1, Todd Barton and Bruce Bayard, performing as the duet Control Voltage Therapy, presented a series of concerts every First Friday at the Schneider Museum of Art. The concerts were every First Friday, August through December beginning at 11am. This coming Friday will be the final concert in this series. The performances are free and open to the public. Performances begin at 11 a.m."