MATRIXSYNTH

Roland TB-303 Devilfish and Digitana Micro Punk Robot

via Acid Box Blues where you'll find the write-up and more.

LZX Industries Monolith Modular Synthesizer

YouTube via Zolophile.

follow-up to this auction post.

"Quick demo of the LZX Monolith, sequenced by an SCI Pro One. The Monolith is patched in typical monosynth fashion: oscillators -- mixer -- filter -- vca. Only the bandpass output from the filter is heard. The envelope generator is sending voltage to the vca, filter, and oscillator (which I bring up only when switching on the oscillator sync)."

"Another quick demo of the LZX Monolith, sequenced by an SCI Pro One. The Monolith is patched in typical monosynth fashion: oscillators -- mixer -- filter -- vca. Only the low-pass output from the filter is heard. The envelope generator is sending voltage to the vca, filter, and oscillator teo. The lfo is sending a slow triangle wave to the pulse width modulation input."

Glitch Sound Design in Ableton Live

YouTube via oubliettezombie
"Visit http://www.nickstutorials.com for more Ableton Live tutorials on sound design and music production!

In this video I outline a simple, iterative process for creating lots of tiny glitch sounds using just about any audio source material. The devices used are the Redux, Reverb, Frequency Shifter, Simple Delay, Gate, and Grain Delay. Additionally, I cover creative resampling of your glitches for later slicing and rearranging via the Random MIDI device. Enjoy!"

Film

YouTube via pss50. MFB and Doepfer modular.

oberkonn NEW vcf001

YouTube via bluelantern320. bluelantern on Ebay
"This is the new combo which includes the lfo, vca, and vcf. It is 15v internal. The power supply is linear Regulated audiophile quality."

oberkonn NEW vcf002

oberkonn NEW vcf003

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Critter

YouTube via zaphid. "2 Korg ms-20's & a beat"

Formant Modular

via this auction

Description in Googlish:
"This kit, published in 1979 by the magazine Elektor, is a monophonic analog synthesizer module within the meaning of the legendary Moog.

I bought it in 1980 for about 2000 DM with a friend (we were at that time students of electrical engineering), lovingly, expertly assembled six weeks of legwork. As shown in the photographs, it consists of:

· Module frame in walnut veneer
· 3 VCOs (Voltage Controlled Oscillators)
· 1 VCF (Voltage Controlled Filter)

· 1 VCA (Voltage Controlled Amplifier)
· 2 ADSR (Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release)
· 3 LFOs (Low Frequency Oscillators)
· 1 Noise Module
· 1 COM module
· 5 octave keyboard
Various · connection
· Building and Operating
In addition, we have built for the first VCO some "gimmicks", such as sawtooth and pulse width control in a kind of simple sequencer based on a gated binary counter, etc."

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