Merry SYNTHMAS and Happy Holidays to All from MATRIXSYNTH!!!

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays everyone! I hope you are all having a great holiday season. One thing we all have in common of course are our synths!

As has become tradition here on MATRIXSYNTH, I like to share a few festive pics of some gear I picked up throughout the year. This year was a bit low key, but I did manage to score a super nice Moog Sub Phatty, a much needed iConnectivity iConnectAUDIO4+, and a Division 6 VM, along with some goodies from The Bob Moog Foundation. Not pictured is a synthesizers.com modular puzzle currently waiting under the tree for my daughter. :)

As always, today should be a pretty relaxing day on the site as I spend time with my family. I will be off and on throughout the day posting holiday themed items that come in, so do check back.

I want thank all of the readers who enjoy MATRIXSYNTH and make running the site more than worthwhile! I run MATRIXSYNTH solely for my love of synths, and it is more than rewarding knowing that others out there appreciate it.

I want to send a special shout out to all of the sponsors featured above and on the right of the site for all of their support, and I want to give a HUGE THANK YOU to all my Patreon supporters that signed up to directly support MATRIXSYNTH. You all make running this site possible!

Happy Holidays Everyone!

cheers,
matrix

Update: added a pic of synthesizers.com puzzle, along with another surprise under the tree - a cool nanoblock keyboard! There were a few extra pieces so I added a few knobs. :)

Be sure to check out the holidays channel for more!

MeeBlip anode + Ableton Live = Synth Love

Published on Dec 18, 2015 cdmtv

"So, you've got your computer, and it just needs some love... needs something out of the box. Enter our hero, MeeBlip anode. Nate Mars shows us how these two can work together... a pattern in Live freeing up your hands for some tweaking, and then letting the knobs carry you...

http://meeblip.com

MIDI by iConnectivity mio, available from MeeBlip.com"

Rheyne - Studio Tour

Published on Nov 26, 2015 Rheyne

"A studio tour recorded shortly after Live Jam #140."

Rheyne - Live Jam #140


Live Jams on BandCamp: https://rheyne.bandcamp.com

Equipment:

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Rheyne - Live Jam #139

Published on Nov 15, 2015 Rheyne

"Live looping with Ableton Live. Recorded in one take with no pre-recorded loops or samples.

Equipment:
2x Novation Launchpads
2x iPads running Lemur
NI Komplete Kontrol 25 (drums)
NI Komplete Kontrol 49 (strings)
DSI MoPho
Fender Rhodes w/ MXR Wylde Overdrive
Roland System-1
DJ TechTools MIDI Fighter 3D
DJ TechTools MIDI Fighter Twister
iConnectivity iConnectMIDI 4+
PreSonus 1818VSL
MacBook Pro (early 2011)
Tascam DR-44WL
Yamaha MG06

Lighting:
6x Chauvet Slim Par 56 LED
2x American DJ Mega Bar 50
Enttec DMXIS

Software:
Ableton Live
Max for Live
NI Komplete 10"

iConnectivity Releases iConfig for AUDIO for iPad

iTunes: iConfig for AUDIO - iConnectivity

"iConnectivity iConfig for AUDIO is a companion app to iConnectivity's audio interfaces. iConnectivity iConfig for AUDIO provides access to the highly flexible MIDI and AUDIO features of the iConnectivity Audio interfaces connected to your system.

Note: There is a known issue with iPad Air2 which is being investigated. Unfortunately the app will not function properly with iPad Air2."

Previously you had to use your PC to configure the iConnectAUDIO4+.

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Rheyne - Live Jam #137

Published on Sep 29, 2015

"Live looping with Ableton Live. Recorded in one take with no pre-recorded loops or samples.

Equipment:
2x Novation Launchpads
2x iPads running Lemur
NI Komplete Kontrol 25 (drums)
NI Komplete Kontrol 61 (piano)
DSI MoPho
Fender Rhodes w/ MXR Wylde Overdrive
KMI 12-Step
KMI QuNexus (not used in this jam)
Ploytec PL2 (not used in this jam)
Roland System-1
Roland TR-8
DJ TechTools MIDI Fighter 3D
DJ TechTools MIDI Fighter Twister
iConnectivity iConnectMIDI 4+
PreSonus 1818VSL
MacBook Pro (early 2011)
Tascam DR-44WL
Yamaha MG06"

Rheyne - Live Jam #135

Published on Sep 27, 2015 Rheyne

Live looping with Ableton Live. Recorded in one take with no pre-recorded loops or samples.

Equipment:
2x Novation Launchpads
2x iPads running Lemur
NI Komplete Kontrol 25 (drums)
NI Komplete Kontrol 61 (piano)
DSI MoPho
Fender Rhodes w/ MXR Wylde Overdrive
KMI 12-Step
KMI QuNexus
Ploytec PL2
Roland System-1
Roland TR-8
DJ TechTools MIDI Fighter 3D
DJ TechTools MIDI Fighter Twister
iConnectivity iConnectMIDI 4+

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Rheyne - Live Jam #134

Published on Sep 26, 2015 Rheyne

"Live looping with Ableton Live. Recorded in one take with no pre-recorded loops or samples.

Equipment (clockwise from top left):
Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol 25
Roland TR-8
DJ TechTools MIDI Fighter 3D
iConnectivity iConnectMIDI 4+
Roland System-1
Novation Launchpad
DJ TechTools MIDI Fighter Twister
KMI QuNexus
iPad running Lemur
Ploytec PL2 (under desk)

Lighting:
3x Chauvet Slim Par 56 LED
Enttec DMXIS

Software:
Ableton Live
Max for Live
Native Instruments 'Damage'
Native Instruments 'Massive'"

How to Setup iConnectivity's iConnectAUDIO4+ with an iPad as a Looper

I recently picked up an iConnectivity iConnectAUDIO4+ as an all-in-one audio and MIDI interface for my iPad in the studio. It was initially a bit tricky setting it up for my specific needs, so I thought a post might help others looking to do the same or similar. I had four primary goals:

1. I wanted to be able to use the interface in stand-alone mode without the need to hook up an iPad or computer.

2. I wanted a good audio interface for the iPad in the studio for playing synths on it.

3. I wanted to use the iPad as a dedicated looper running Loopy HD (and the option to use the iPad as an effects processor for my external hardware synths).

4. I wanted a solid MIDI interface for the iPad so I could control and sync apps with external gear.

All of this was possible separately with my Line 6 Sonic Port and a MIDI USB cable, but I got tired of swapping things out and I decided to dedicate the Sonic Port for video capture only. I wanted an all-in-one solution that allowed me to configure things once, and just have it work for most scenarios I might need in the studio. Size was also a consideration. You can see my Moog Minitaur sitting on top of the iConnectAUDIO4+. It's a perfect fit!

The iConnectAUDIO4+ is an extremely flexible device, but with that flexibility comes a bit of complexity. The device is pre-configured out of the box to work with a DAW setup, and to even get audio out of the box you have to have a DAW or USB device like the iPad connected to route the audio out. You also need to adjust audio levels on the device itself which can be a little tricky. See the using the touch panel tutorial here.

Here's how I wanted things configured (you can find my adjusted template/s here but be sure to back yours up first!):

1. Main mixer AUX out to effects to iConnectAUDIO4+ then back into my main mixer AUX in.
2. iPad connected to iConnectAUDIO4+ via USB audio in the middle of the chain.
3. iPad connected to iConnectAUDIO4+ via USB MIDI to receive MIDI clock and notes via iConnectAUDIO4+ MIDI DIN In for internal apps.
4. iPad connected to iConnectAUDIO4+ via USB MIDI to send MIDI clock and notes via iConnectAUDIO4+ MIDI DIN Out for external gear.

Aside from watching out for MIDI loops, MIDI routing out of the box worked as expected. Audio, however, was a bit tricky.

If you look at the image to the left from iConnectivity's website you will see a row of input sections on the top (USB1, USB2, Analog, and Analog Mixer), each with their individual audio ins underneath. On the far right you will see a column of matching sections. These are your audio outs. The points you see are the patch points between the two. You can essentially configure any input to go to any output, but there is one caveat - you cannot have more than one input going to one output. You can, however, have an individual input in going into multiple outputs as you can see. Note that none of the analog ins are routed to the analog outs. Instead they are routed to USB outs only. What that means is you have to have a USB device connected and turned on to hear anything. Out of the box iConnectAUDIO4+ will not work in stand-alone mode.

To the left is a screenshot of how I configured the routing to meet my needs. You can see I patched iCA4 USB D1 (my iPad) into iCA4 Analog I/O Mixer channels 1 and 2. I then have my Analog inputs 3 and 4 (as pictured in the top image of this post) patched into both iCA4 USB D1 (iPad) channels 1 & 2 as well as iCA4 Analog I/O Mixer channels 3 and 4. I left all channels of iCA4 Analog I/O Mixer going to the analog outs. Simple, but believe me, along with setting the the audio mixer levels and forgetting to save to the device, it took a bit of trial and error.

For the mix levels be sure to watch the "Using iconfig Mix Buses" video here. Also, I found that double clicking the bottom level slider "cap" for each bus brought the level to 0 db which seemed to work fine for me. Just remember, you have to adjust the levels via the using the touch panel tutorial here as well. The tricky part is you can set the level for each line in, followed by each line out, followed by overall level in and overall level out. At first it seems overly complex but then when you realize the level of control you have you can appreciate it.

The most important thing to remember is that once you have everything set, you have to save your settings on the device itself or they will be lost the next time you turn it on! You'll want to save both via File / Save Preset and via Device / Save Current Settings. Again, you can find my templates here. Note there are two files, a 1.ica4 file and a 1.ica4.aux file. You load the 1.ica4 file from within iConnectivity iConfig, Open / File Preset. Remember to back up your settings first and remember to adjust the levels after.

Also, I found my iPad would sometimes not recognize the iConnectAUDIO4+. I'm not sure why that was, but unplugging and replugging the iConnectAUDIO4+ power cable seemed to solve the problem. I would disconnect the iPad first just to be safe. I don't want to risk blowing out my iPad with an inadvertent power surge. Regarding MIDI, I found certain apps seemed to sync better than others for whatever reason. Loopy HD synced like a champ and was my go to app for testing sync on the iPad.

Anyway, I hope this post helps others looking to do the same. Note my template is a minimal configuration specifically set for using the iPad as described in this post. There are patch points for USB D2 for the laptop or second iOS device as well, but they are there for future use. My template can be seen as a starting point. The levels are configured for my studio, so they might need adjustment in yours.

iConnectAUDIO4+s on eBay

Rheyne - Live Jam #124

Published on Jun 22, 2015 Rheyne

"Live looping with Ableton Live. Recorded in one take with no pre-recorded loops or samples.

Equipment:
Roland TR-8
Roland System-1
Fender Rhodes w/ MXR Wylde Overdrive
DSI MoPho
DJ Techtools MIDI Fighter 3D
DJ Techtools MIDI Fighter Twister
KMI QuNexus
KMI Softstep
2x Novation Launchpad
2x iPad running Lemur
iConnectivity iConnectMIDI 4+
Yamaha MG06

Computer and software:
Ableton Live
Max for Live
Arturia Modular
MacBook Pro (early 2011)

Lighting:
5x Chauvet Slim Par 56
2x American DJ Mega Bar 50 RGB
Enttec DMXIS"

Rheyne - Live Jam #122

Published on Jun 13, 2015 Rheyne

"Live looping with Ableton Live. Recorded in one take with no pre-recorded loops or samples.

SoundCloud http://soundcloud.com/rheyne

Equipment:
Roland TR-8
Roland System-1
Fender Rhodes w/ MXR Wylde Overdrive
DSI MoPho
DJ Techtools MIDI Fighter 3D
DJ Techtools MIDI Fighter Twister
KMI QuNexus
KMI Softstep
2x Novation Launchpad
2x iPad running Lemur
iConnectivity iConnectMIDI 4+
Yamaha MG06

Computer and software:
Ableton Live
Max for Live
Arturia Modular
MacBook Pro (early 2011)

Lighting:
5x Chauvet Slim Par 56
2x American DJ Mega Bar 50 RGB
Enttec DMXIS"

songs for an unmade movie 1

Published on Feb 18, 2015 tffshtt

"My first song on the Mutable Instruments Ambika 4P synthesizer: shakey and improvised. Played on an ipad using a hexagonal keyboard I constructed in the app 'TB MIDI stuff.' MIDI is going through an iconnectivity MIDI4+ into the Ambika. The ambika audio is going through a boss bx-600, bx-16 and tascam ixj2 into my iphone 4, no effects."

iTunes: TB MIDI Stuff - TBStuff

Rheyne - Live Jam #112

Published on Jan 15, 2015 Rheyne

"Live looping with Ableton Live. Recorded in one take with no pre-recorded loops or samples.

Equipment:
Roland System-1
Roland TR-8
Roland TB-3
DJ Techtools MIDI Fighter 3D
DJ Techtools MIDI Fighter Twister
2x Novation Launchpads
KMI QuNexus
KMI QuNeo
Fender Rhodes w/ MXR Wylde Overdrive
DSI MoPho Keyboard
iPad running Lemur
iConnectivity iConnectMIDI Legacy
MacBook Pro running Ableton Live / Max for Live
PreSonus 1818VSL
Native Instruments Kontakt (piano / ride cymbal)

Lighting:
Chauvet Slim Par 56 LED (x5)
American DJ Mega Bar 50 DMX (x2)
Enttec DMXIS"

Moogfest Eigenharp Gear

Published on Apr 21, 2014 Geert Bevin·210 videos

"Traveling from Europe to the US with self-sufficient electronic music gear is always tedious, here's an overview of my latest collection that I combined for Moogfest. It's very portable, polyvalent and super quick to set up. Everything fragile comes with me as carry-on in the plane, and all the rest fits easily into my checked luggage without making it too heavy.

This is the list for those that are interested:

* Eigenharp Tau + breath pipe & cello spike
* Eigenharp standard base station + power adapter & USB cable
* Eigenharp instrument cable
* Eigenharp leather shoulder strap
* iConnectMIDI4+ + power adapter & USB cable
* MacBook Pro + power adapter
* iPad 3 + iConnectivity USB cable
* iPad Retina + iConnectivity USB cable & 30-pin to lightning adapter
* Belkin 4-port USB hub P-F5U234 + USB cable
* Apogee ONE for iPad + USB cable & breakout cable
* Feisol Traveler Tripod CT-3441SB + Triad-Orbit IO-R coupler
* K&M 19724 iPad Air Holder
* K&M 19722 iPad 2/3/4 Holder
* Triad-Orbit Orbit 1 boom with counter-weight removed
* Triad-Orbit Micro 1 + camera adapter
* Heil PR 35 microphone + Triad-Orbit IO-H head
* Microphone XLR cable
* Power strip"

Update: Gert's talk at Moogfest:

Mobile Synthesis & Future Forward Controllers (Moogfest 2014)

Published on Apr 29, 2014

"This is the complete lecture I gave at Moogfest 2014 about Mobile Synthesis & Future Forward Controllers"

E2600 [LIVE ACT SERIES] Techno White - DivX

Published on Dec 25, 2013 officialE2600·20 videos

"E2600 [LIVE ACT SERIES]
Techno White - DivX
Actual gears list :
- 3 ASR-10 (Ensoniq) 2 Keyb [Bass] + 1 Rack [Reverb]
- 2 Virus TI (Access) Desktop + Snow [Pad and Atmo only]
- 2 Launchpad (Novation) [Arranging and layering controlers]
- 2 Launch Control (Novation) [Tweeking TB-303 from ABL2]
- 2 Mackie Mixers 1202 + 402 [For pumping Bass/Drums/Ipad]
- 2 Mastercontrol Mixers (Alesis) [Make each sounds levels]
- Tempest (Dave Smith Instrument) [My baby analog for all drums]
- Minitaur (Moog) [Bass]
- Dark Time (Doepfer) [Used for light only]
- Ddj Wego (Pioneer) [Used for Intro]
- Ipad (Apple) Running The Wablet (Robert Tubb) [sweep]
- Unitor 8 (Emagic) [Control midi from hard synths]
- Iconnectmidi (Iconnectivity) [Core midi sync]
- Mpk mini (Akai) [Controling Pad ; Atmo ; FX sounds]
- QuNexus (Keith McMillen) [Soon...]
- Live 9 (Ableton) For controling everything
- Artist (Adam) + AKG K271 MK2 For hearing everything"

E2600 [LIVE ACT SERIES] Progressive Red - DivX

Published on Nov 25, 2013 officialE2600·17 videos

"E2600 - Each twenty six at midnight
Progressive Red - DivX -
Actual gears list :
- 3 ASR-10 (Ensoniq) 2 Keyb [Bass] + 1 Rack [44 Hz Reverb effect]
- 2 Virus TI (Access) Desktop + Snow [Pad and Atmo only from Desktop]
- 2 Launchpad (Novation) [Arranging and layering controlers]
- 2 Launch Control (Novation) [Filtering synths and Tweeking TB-303 from ABL2]
- 2 Mackie Mixers 1202 + 402 [For pumping Bass ; Drums and Ipad]
- 2 Mastercontrol Mixers (Alesis) [Make each sounds levels]
- Tempest (Dave Smith Instrument) [My baby analog for all drums]
- Minitaur (Moog) [Bass]
- Dark Time (Doepfer) [Not used for this track]
- Ddj Wego (Pioneer) [Used for Intro]
- Ipad (Apple) Running Animoog (Moog) [Hell voice]
- Unitor 8 (Emagic) [Control midi from hard synths]
- Iconnectmidi (Iconnectivity) [Core midi sync]
- Mpk mini (Akai) [Controling Pad ; Atmo ; FX sounds]
- Live 9 (Ableton) For controling everything
- Artist (Adam) + AKG K271 MK2 For hearing everything

More Videos on my Channel : http://www.youtube.com/user/officialE2600"

NAMM 2013: iConnectivity iConnectMIDI Namm2013 by Rock oN Report

Published on Jan 27, 2013 RockoNCompany·425 videos

NAMM 2013: iConnectivity Announces iConnectMIDI4+

"Hybrid networkable multi-host MIDI interface with audio support

Anaheim, CA., Winter NAMM Show, Booth 1774, January 24, 2013 – iConnectivity, developer of innovative interfaces for musicians, unveiled iConnectMIDI4+, their flagship next generation MIDI interface for MAC, PC, and iOS.

iConnectMIDI4+ is a multi-host MIDI interface for Mac, PC, and iOS that bridges MIDI and audio between multiple computing devices, instruments, and the network by introducing four new technologies into its design.

The first of these technologies is multi-hosting. iConnectMIDI4+’s multi-hosting capability allows for up to 3 computing devices to share the same interface as well as access and share MIDI resources over its 4 pairs of MIDI DINs and its 60 additional user configurable ports.

As a part of its multi-hosting capabilities iConnectMIDI4+ also features audio pass-through. This technology enables multiple computing devices (Mac, PC, and iOS) to not only pass MIDI data but also act as an audio interface between them, seamlessly bridging each computing device into each other’s audio and MIDI environments.

iConnectMIDI4+ also accommodates for USB MIDI devices such as controllers, synthesizers, drum machines, etc. that have USB ports by including a USB host port that supports, via powered hub, up to 8 USB MIDI synths, drum machines, controllers, etc.

Furthering its connectivity iConnectMIDI4+ also has an Ethernet port. Users can connect iConnectMIDI4+ to a wireless router, Ethernet hub/router, or any Ethernet enabled device via its dedicated Ethernet port. It is network discoverable, allowing for musicians to control any of the devices connected to iConnectMIDI4+ over a network connection via MIDI.

Controlling its expanded connectivity iConnectMIDI4+ includes iConnectivity’s Port Manager software for Mac, PC, and iOS allowing the user complete control over how MIDI is routed, remapped and filtered to and from all devices connected to it, eliminating the need for additional interfaces, extra cables, signal degradation, analog to digital conversion, and added complexity.
iConnectMIDI4+ Features:

· 4 In & 4 Out pairs of MIDI DIN Connectivity

· Connect 8 additional MIDI devices via USB Host Port + Powered USB Hub

· Over 64 user configurable ports of 16 Channels of MIDI per port

· Audio Pass-Through Between Up to 3 Computing Devices

· Multi-Host Capability - Connect 3 Computing Devices Directly & More via Network

· Network Connectivity

· Integrated MIDI Manager With Snapshot Preset Storage - For MIDI Thru, MIDI Merge, Filtering, and Advanced Routing Control

· Supports MAC, PC, and iOS Computing Devices

· USB MIDI Class Compliant

· Plug and Play - No Drivers Needed

· Charge iOS Devices

The features of iConnectMIDI4+ are patent pending.

iConnectMIDI4+ will be available for purchase in Late Q1 or Early Q2 2013 with an expected MSRP of $249.99 and street price of $199.99 from iConnectivity.com and iConnectivity resellers world wide. For more information please visit www.iConnectivity.com"

NAMM 2013: List of Synth Oriented NAMM Booths

Here's my list of NAMM Synth Booths this year. Bookmark it as it will grow in time. If you have any to add or want me to look someone up, let me know via the comments of this post or email.

Hall A

Sonuus
Booth# 5990 (Hall A)

NOISEBUG
Booth# 6005 (Hall A)

Access - KEMPER GMBH
Booth# 6100 (Hall A)

RADIKAL TECHNOLOGIES LLC
Booth# 6108 (Hall A)

ARTURIA
Booth# 6314 (Hall A)
BRANDS: Mini Brute, Spark, Origin, Analog Experience the Factory, The Laboratory, Sparkle, Minilab

TEENAGE ENGINEERING
Booth# 6409 (Hall A)

KORG USA, INC.
Booth# 6440 (Hall A)
We're celebrating the 50th anniversary of Korg at Booth #6440! Stop by to see the new products from all the Korg USA brands--Korg, VOX, Blackstar, Lag Guitars and HK Audio. While you're there, enjoy live product demos each day, plus artist performances and signings.
BRANDS: Blackstar Amplification, HK Audio, LAG Guitars, VOX Amplification, Korg

STUDIOLOGIC
Booth# 6464 (Hall A)

AMERICAN MUSIC & SOUND, LLC
Booth# 6464 (Hall A)
BRANDS: Allen & Heath, Beyerdynamic USA, Fatar USA, Focusrite, Fostex, Hearing Protection USA, Kurzweil USA, Nord, Novation USA, Serato Video, Sonomax Technologies, Vestax, Xone

BIG FISH AUDIO
Booth# 6514 (Hall A)
BRANDS: Big Fish Audio, Vir2 Instruments, MOTU, Sony, UVI, Loopmasters, Ueberschall, Sonokinetic, Boom Library, Sound Ideas, Producer Loops, Sample Magic, Prime Loops, VIP Loops, MVP Loops, Acoustic Samples, Westgate Studios, Bella D Media, Future Loops, Dieguis Productions

M-Audio
Booth# 6700 (Hall A)

Big City Music
Booth# 6735 (Hall A)
BRANDS: Dewanatron, Analogue Systems, Critter and Guitari, Mode Machines, Cwejman, Dirty Boy, Sherman, Signal Arts, Eowave, Flight of Harmony, GorillaBox, Jomox, Livewire, Mellotron, Metasonix, Monorocket, Pittsburgh Modular, Bubblesound, Effectrode, WMD

Waldorf at MV PRO AUDIO, LLC
Booth# 6809 (Hall A)

BUCHLA ELECTRONIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
BRANDS: 200e Electric Music Box, Music Easel
Booth# 6809 [Hall A]

Rob Papen
Hall A booth 6825

Hall B

MOOG MUSIC INC
Booth# 5300 (Hall B)

BOB MOOG FOUNDATION
Booth# 5307 (Hall B)

DAVE SMITH INSTRUMENTS
Booth# 5400 (Hall B)

JOHN BOWEN SYNTH DESIGN
Booth# 5406 (Hall B)

CASIO AMERICA, INC
Booth# 5900 (Hall B)

Hall C

ELEKTRON MUSIC MACHINES MAV AB
Booth 4910, Hall C

Hall E

MIDI MANUFACTURERS ASSOC. (MMA) - www.midi.org
Booth# 1000 (Hall E)

DUBREQ LTD - Stylophone
Booth# 1033 (Hall E)

Analogue Haven
Booth# 1170 (Hall E)
BRANDS: Doepfer, Intellijel Designs, Tiptop Audio, Make Noise, STG Soundlabs, EMC Electronics Music Components, Snazzy FX, WMD, Koma Elektronik, 4ms, LZX Industries, Steady State Fate, ProModular, Toppobrillo, Synthwerks, Metasonix, Malekko, Innerclock Systems, XAOC Devices, Trogotronic

Schmidt Synthesizers - EMC ELECTRONIC MUSIC COMPONENTS
Booth# 1170 [Hall E]

iConnectivity
Booth# 1774 (Hall E)

Antiquity Music Wheelharp
Booth #1280

Other / Arena

Roland Corporation - Booth# 302A (Level 3), 303C (Level 3), (), ()

YAMAHA CORPORATION OF AMERICA - Booth# 100 MA (Marriott), 102 MA (Marriott), ()

And the directory look-up: http://www.namm.org/thenammshow/2013/directory

iTunes:
NAMM Show 2013 - NAMM

Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coreapps.android.followme.namm2013

Jordan Rudess with his Zen Riffer at CES

Amazing Grace rehearsal at CES

YouTube Uploaded by JCRUDESS on Jan 12, 2012

"Amazing Grace rehearsal at CES on the Zen Riffer with SampleWiz as the sound source and Demetrio Navarro from iConnectivity on backup keys!"

I was wondering if we'd have a CES post this year.