"FlexiMusic Wave Editor is an easy-to-use audio editor for professionals and home users (for Windows). It provides a powerful and user-friendly editing environment for novice users. You can edit and record music, apply effects and filters, adjust stereo channels, save audio to all of the popular formats and burn songs to CD. It includes many features for audio editing and converting"
"FlexiMusic Generator is a unique tool to generate musical and non-musical sounds. If you want to create unique pieces of music and exciting new sounds never before heard on this planet, then you'll love our FlexiMusic Generator. You can use it to produce robotic/synthetic voice from your own voice."
I totally missed the MOOG Drum Synthesizer on Olivier Grall's site when I put up this previous post. Title link takes you to more info. The link was on the left hand side of links on the home page.
Title link takes you to Critter and Guitari, home to a number of electronic music and video instruments and supplies including a number of "Critter boards" and the "4 voice FM cigar box synthesizer." Check out a video of it here. It sounds surprisingly good. 
"The Stage Edition has updated software, which includes auto calibration and an auto tune function that ensures the instrument is tuned perfectly whether it’s in a cool studio or under hot stage lighting. The Stage also includes an asymmetric pitch wheel, twenty-one assignable MIDI controllers, as well as arbitrary pot mapping. Owners of the Tribute Edition will be able to download the updated software package free from the Moog Music Web site. Registered owners will receive a notification email when the update becomes available for the Tribute Edition.
Title link takes you to Olivier Grall's Synth Site. Note it's hosted on the excellent Yusynth, and this one's brand spanking new folks. Be sure to click on the synth sections in the Instruments /Collection page for more. There is some amazing stuff there. The CD Sample page has samples of the ARP 2500, MOOG, PPG 300, RSF 11, and Roland 700. Enjoy.
Remember the SMS MARS? Title link takes you to an excellent page on Cykong dedicated to it and the SMS BOB. BOB as in Break Out Box. 
Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction.
Title link takes you to more info on the Open Source Nord Modular Editor Project.
flickr by devowski. 
Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction.
Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction. Not the best shots, but I like them. : ) Something about the yellow and the translucent red knob. It's the thought that counts for these shots.
"This is half an effects box and half keyboard. It is triggered by and processes
external signals. It has cool distortion plus "Synthe Wah" If the TB-303 is
"acid" the X-911 is "crack" It has external FM input, VCF freq. mod input, Cv/Hz
in's/outs, Trig in/outs. It has Attack Decay Attack(ADA) envelope & for the
filter just Attack & Decay. this thing is amazing you flip from a twisted
filtered input to the sound triggering a "303-ish" type synth. or for some added
"CHEEEZ" switch the balance the "preset" side where you can use or combine
bass,tuba(why?) trumpet, dist. guitar,violin, flute(oh boy!) this is a totally
isolated synth from the "wave" based side.pulse,square, saw. Well to sum up this
this is a very unique piece! Very "dirty" sounding. An LFO would be nice as well
as a resonance control (+ self-oscillating) It looks like half of a TR-808. very
organic and unpredictable. UNIQUE. great for processing drums, guitar and
twisted vocals. *** This is an analog box and an incredible sound mangler from
the Korg MS series dynasty. Basically it's a pitch to CV oriented synth with
some "preset" sounds on one side and a synth section on the other that can be
set up as a tracking VCO or external processor. The preset sounds are
surprisingly interesting and each has one dedicated knob (Tone or in the case of
the violin, attack). You can turn on each individually nad/or stack any
combination of sounds (Tuba, Flute, and Dist Guitar are nice together IMO). The
Synth side is basically a processor. Autowah, envelope follower stuff, waveform
distortion and more are available. There are various wave settings for the VCF
and agaiun each has one dedicated knob for tweaks (usually attach or decay). It
has the MS20 Lowpass filter (w/cutoff knob) You can also detune the presets from
the VCO to make pseudo stringz and such (very Adrian Belewish). Again this can
be set to track with senstivity via the synthwah or a separate velocity switch.
There are various settings for input to adapt tracking from guitar to synth to
theremin or whatever. Of course this is all relative as all these units glitch
like crazy unless you set them up *exactly* right. Running a drumloop into it
will make the most wonderous mistracking and rhythmic shrieks you've ever heard.
Add the portamento or screw with the tune knobs and it get's very twisted. The
CV/Gate in tracks perfectly which makes this a great simple monosynth as well if
you have a midi->CV convertor that runs Htz/vt. The unti has a lot of
flexibility but excels at thin reedy type sounds. ******* 1/4" jacks on back: CV
in and out (Htz/Vt Trigger in and out VCF in FM in Front 1/4": Input Direct
output Effect Interval + Portamento + hold + on/off Output"
