EML ELECTROCOMP 101 VINTAGE SYNTHESIZER w Custom Wood Case & Mod Wheels

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EML ELECTROCOMP 101 VINTAGE SYNTHESIZER with Custom Wood Case

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MINIMOOG VOYAGER (ELECTRIC BLUE) with Case

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Alesis ANDROMEDA A6 ANALOG SYNTHESIZER (RED) SN A60650015

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Yamaha CS70M VINTAGE SYNTHESIZER SN 1065

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Suonare la luce, workshop

Suonare la luce, workshop from otolab on Vimeo.

PSE warning - lots of flashing lights in this one.

"otolab workshop: Suonare la luce (4)
Wemake, Milano 12.10.2014

Thanks to
http://lacrimapictures.com
Martin Cannas (camera / compositing)
Alberto Violante (camera / editing)

http://otolabdidattica.wordpress.com
http://lumanoise.blogspot.it"

The Lumanoise is from LepLoop.

Loopy Masterpiece: Gadgets and Sequencing

Published on Dec 9, 2014 ATastyPixel

"This week, I've been playing with custom on-workspace controls, and sequence tracks (which is going to be really neat).

http://masterpieceedition.tumblr.com/"

Until Loopy Masterpiece comes out there's: Loopy HD - A Tasty Pixel

1972 MINIMOOG Model D

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Ciat-Lonbarde Eurorack Noise

Published on Dec 9, 2014

"The two 'smaller' Ciat-lonbarde 'Mobenthy' modules. Denum and Swoop. They do each other."

Doug Gets All Digital on the Mystery Serge - Patch of The Week

Published on Dec 9, 2014 Doug Lynner

"Learn a performance technique to change voltage sources using "banana stacks" or "dangle cables."

Though this is illustrated on a Serge the concepts apply to many modular synthesizers. Let me know how you apply this on your modular synthesizer.

To see the modules used in this patch in detail see the Mystery Serge at http://www.serge.synth.net/gallery/dl

Doug's website is http://www.neatnetnoise.com."