Running out of Space

via seen-da-sizer on Gearslutz. Sent my way via Magnus.

"I am so jealous of everyone’s space. My room is way too small. What's next for me? Guess I have to nail my synths to the ceiling…"

Hmm... A modular ceiling...

Have fun spotting the synths.

Goldsmith's College - The old Control Room

Spot the synths. Some answers after the hop. via sequencer.de.

Sci-Fi Guys

OK, first off I am stretching this one a little on synth content so consider yourself warned. Dave, creator of one of our favorite and only synth toons, The Packrat, sent me and a few others a link to an old toon he did called Sci-Fi Guys. I wanted to put up a post on it, so of course I asked if any of the toons featured any synths. Duh. Turns out they did for audio. The following are Dave's words on the toon followed by the synths. Note Randal of redshiftdigitalaudio and the On The Bench posts also worked on this.

"For about a year and a half, my old Sci-Fi Guys toons haven't been available online at all, after Camp Chaos shut down it's 'Other Shows' section. At a rate of about one per week, since May, I've uploaded them all to Newgrounds. The eleventh and final episode (the Christmas one) will get shoved up there in November sometime.

The title song for Sci-Fi Guys is called 'Ryu' off my Parallax CD 'visit the entropics.'

There are other very synthesized sound cues and transitions in the films also, taken directly from the album.

This music was sequenced by me at home, all on a rickety Korg 01/W, but the exported general MIDI files were painstakingly re-mapped & produced by Randel at redshiftdigitalaudio (the tech guy behind the "On the Bench" posts linked from your blog from time to time). A few overdubs, samples and leads were added later. Synths I definitely know that were used: Waldorf Pulse & Microwave, Clavia Nord rack, Korg MS2000R & Wavestation, a couple of Oberheim Matrix-6R's, Roland JD-800 & three JD-990's, and Yamaha VL1-m.

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Audio Damage Dr. Device and Replicant Demos via Brian Comnes

Audio Damage Dr. Device demos via brian comnes:
"this is one Ableton clip processed 5 ways

organ is Kjaerhaus Spectra pre-set
drums are microtonic
all clips run thru kjaerhaus MPL master limiter

clips are
clean - organ and drums no plugs
dr device on organ only
dr device on drums only
dr device on both drum and organ

last but not least I put Audiu Damages other plug in Replicant on the organ and dr device on drums and let it run for 64 bars so you could hear replicant pusnhing the organ clip around

have fun

Peace
Brian "

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KORG RADIAS DEMO "Endorphins"

YouTube via gattobus.
"The song played in this video is a remake of the Access Virus b factory demo, "Endorphins". All played with Korg Radias in real time."

The Simmons Drum Book

via this auction.

"This is 104 great pages of great pictures and information about all the unique drums and products by Simmons!"

Slemar Clavioline Concertmaster

via this auction. BTW, if you are even considering picking this up, read this post including the comments, and be careful with those caps! Also more info here.

Oberheim 2 Voice

Title link takes you to shots via this auction. BTW, this appears to be a re-listing with new shots.
"Oberheim 2 Voice, Serial # 0404. This very rare synth was built in 1975, I purchased it a few months ago, and had just been professionally serviced, everything works and sounds great. See for yourself in the links below. 2 voice means that this synth is polyphonic, 2 VCO's per SEM module, the modules can be triggered together for 4 oscillators at once, or split so that either the left or right module will trigger first. Each oscillator has 2 knobs, one stacked on top of the other allowing for a qick or fine tune of the frequencies. There is some cosmetic wear on the exterior of the case, slight rust on the corner guards and some light scratches typical of an antique such as this."


Oberheim 2 Voice demo 1 Oberheim 2 Voice Sequencer Demo Oberheim 2 voice test part 2 YouTubes via Hobbs360.

1973 Univox Mini-Korg

Click here for shots via this auction. Be sure to check them out full size. These are some nice shots.

"This Synthesizer is one of the first monophonic keyboards from the early 70's. It was made by Keio Electronic Laboratories (KORG) and was distributed in the United States by Unicord under the Univox name. This is a 3 octave keyboard, single oscillator unit with controls for volume, attack, percussion, depth, wave shape, chorus, in addition to switches for expand, bright, sustain, bender, and repeat. There are additional controls for the repeat circuit, the vibrato, depth and speed, and the portamento as well as overall pitch. There is also a modulator called traveler with 2 slide controls. The rear panel has 2 outputs designated low and high, and the power cord tucks away behind a panel on the rear of the unit."

MOOG Minimoog

Title link takes you to shots via this auction.

"On the back it reads Mini Moog Synthesizer Model D, Moog Music Inc. Buffalo NY. Assy. JB 8-28-78 / Insp. 31/8/5 S/N/ M-10677."