MATRIXSYNTH NAMM 2013: eowave Booth Pics & Orage Magnetique Video

Published on Feb 4, 2013 matrixsynth·263 videos

Demo of the new Orage Magnetique modular synthesizer by eowave. If you look closely you will see that the individual modules are on one large panel.  The system is compatible with eurorack and other modular systems that support the 1 volt per octave standard.  This is another example of an easy way to get into the modular world by picking up a synth that happens to also be a modular.  eowave said the inspiration for the synth were lunar landscapes and the exploration of sound.

Also featured at the booth were the eowave DOMINO desktop mono synth, eurorack modules and new infrared & touch interfaces.  See the pics below for the individual modules.  In the last image you will see the eowave ribbon controller sitting on top of what looks like a gong.  That's actually a speaker.  Someone apparently mistook it for a gong during the show and hit it displacing the speaker!  Not me BTW.  :)

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NAMM 2013: eowave Orage Magnetique Demonstration

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eowave orage magnétique NAMM 2013 preveiw

Published on Jan 26, 2013 marcmodular·25 videos

"prototype of the orage magnétqiue analogue synth"

ANALOG SYNTH ADSR AND LFO MOTM

via this auction

"Tom Whiltshire based ADSR and Yusynth based LFO. I made this on an orage plexi glass. This is a left over from my Motm format days. It needs a new home. Everything works. It must be on a 15v power supply format. The LFO is picky and only works on 15v.

There are bare wires and you must install this on your power supply yourself.

Yellow wire is Ground
Red wire is Positive
Black wire is negative."

Moog Little Phatty

flickr by Nick Scribner

full size

note the orage on the box matches the orange on the synth. And the curtains... and the... it's a cool shot.


"The Little Phatty is the late Bob Moog's last ingenius contribution to electronic music/the world.

I'd been researching analog synths for the past year and decided on the small but PHAT LP.

Thank you, Mom and Dad!"