This one is actually from six years ago. Not sure if they are still being made but their website is live. Scott Wiedmann of the Hyve Touch Synthesizer found them and sent them in.
The following is the description for the video and an image from their site:
"DIY electronic box. A one sound 8 bits recording, played normal, reverse and slower to make random rythms. ww.superbe.be
"It was great to get a chance to sit down with Tony Rolando from Make Noise musically and casually chat through some ideas. Set against the gorgeous backdrop that was the river Spree outside the Funkhaus in Berlin at Superbooth16 we chat through some ideas about integrated analogue and digital within the modular, make noise modules (obviously), ideas about storing 'states' and loads more."
"I was on SuperBooth this year for creating video content. More gear news will coming soon. Please support me on Patreon if you enjoy my content: https://www.patreon.com/synthanatomy?...
Martin from Rebel Technology demonstrated me their range of modules. My highlight here was the OWL module which include some much power and people can programming their own modules in this one module. From Oscillators, reverbs to other crazy things, all is possible here"
"My attempt at a sound effect scene: The sounds a person might hear while sitting on a porch in North Dakota during wind-swept conditions. The 'wind' is 2 noise voices from the PerFourmer, panned left and right so they sweep around. The 'wind chimes' are a PerFourmer square wave sequenced by the Doepfer MAQ, running through a Modcan Dual Frequency Shifter (which gives it the windchime tube sound) then through a clocked delay from the Disting euro module.
Every now and then there is a 'hawk' screeching in the distance. This 'hawk' is a square wave FM'd by a fast S/H LFO. It also goes through an Echorec pedal delay.
All the sounds go through an Eventide Space for some ambience."
"For sale is this 100% all original vintage Moog Minimoog cabinet. This listing is for the wood case only, and includes; the original Walnut cabinet, the black particle board base, the small wood keyboard insert. There are no cracks, no breaks, and no repairs to the cabinet. It is all original and intact. It is in average condition, with evidence of normal use."
"Here is for sale soviet analog synth Aelita from 80s. Synth was designed and has been made at the Murom military plant (RIP). This is unique sounding synth. It has 3 OSCs (which is very rare for such a vintage synth) and modulation possibilities similar to the Minimoog. Unit is in a good cosmetic condition (has some minor scratches and a bit dusty on photos) and it works perfectly fine which is also rarity these days.
Synth has been fully serviced and modded. (Added modulation speed LED and noise generator)."
