Bohm Sound Lab. Title link will take you to some user reviews on Sonic State. It was a banana jack mini modular.
Click here for more shots.
From the reviews on Sonic State:
"I own a system with 2 VCOs, VCF, ADSR, VCA and the multifunction module. I also own a Doepfer A-100 system, but this modular is much powerfull."
Saturday, September 10, 2005
Cynthia Home Page Design
Check out Cynthia's homepage design. It's magic. : ) Click through for the other half.
Synthesia - New Flickr Shot
Anyone know what keyboard this is? Click through for slightly bigger shot.
Infection Music
Infection Music is home to the Infection Instruments Zeit Sequencer pictured below. Title link will take you to the Infection Music homepage. Make sure to click on Zeit Sequencer and Instruments to see more including the Atem Prototype, Phaedra Sequencer and other incarnations of the Zeit Sequencer. There are also samples. Infection Instruments was founded in December 2001 by David J. Hughes who worked closely with Paul Maddox of Modulus Electronics featured in the post below.
Modulus Electronics Monowave
Another rarity in the synth world; only 25 made. The Monowave contains 256 waveforms including 127 from the classic PPG Wave range of synths. It's filter, envelopes and VCA are analog. Click through title link for more including tons of samples. The Monowave was created by Paul Maddox. Make sure to check out his Monowave II for the Sound Art Chameleon, his Modular work, and joint products.
Update: Or you could always build your own. : )
Update via Paul Maddox in the comments:
"New URL for my synth projects -
Http://www.vacoloco.net/synths/
For the 'kit' -
http://www.elby-designs.com/monowave/monowave-about.htm"
Update: Or you could always build your own. : )
Update via Paul Maddox in the comments:
"New URL for my synth projects -
Http://www.vacoloco.net/synths/
For the 'kit' -
http://www.elby-designs.com/monowave/monowave-about.htm"
Another Andromeda A6 Demo from Colin Chung
Via the A6 mailing list. Enchanting.
"Just started fiddling with the patch the A6 had on
I turn the arp on, and latched it, hit 4 notes, and
a cool step sequenced melody came up
Then all I did was play around with the output mixer bringing
in the 12db BPF and the 24db LPF, post filter sinewaves
and ring mod. Wow that kept occupied for an hour with a smile on my face : )
I decided to record a live take of my jamming and saved the patch
well the basic setup anyway...
first just VCO1 sinewave, then some A6 delay, then the 2nd VCO's sinewave,
ring mod output, and the filters etc in and out and tweaked
I ran the A6 output into the Distressor compressor, adding it's Dist 3 - 3rd harmonic
distortion setting for a bit of that analog tape vibe
Then the whole lot gets processed by a convultion reverb, using a computer
modelled and generated impulse file."
"Just started fiddling with the patch the A6 had on
I turn the arp on, and latched it, hit 4 notes, and
a cool step sequenced melody came up
Then all I did was play around with the output mixer bringing
in the 12db BPF and the 24db LPF, post filter sinewaves
and ring mod. Wow that kept occupied for an hour with a smile on my face : )
I decided to record a live take of my jamming and saved the patch
well the basic setup anyway...
first just VCO1 sinewave, then some A6 delay, then the 2nd VCO's sinewave,
ring mod output, and the filters etc in and out and tweaked
I ran the A6 output into the Distressor compressor, adding it's Dist 3 - 3rd harmonic
distortion setting for a bit of that analog tape vibe
Then the whole lot gets processed by a convultion reverb, using a computer
modelled and generated impulse file."
Friday, September 09, 2005
Ableton Live 5 Review on Harmony Central
If you have the interest and time, there is an extensive review of Ableton Live 5 on Harmony Central News. What's really interesting about this review is that it's also in discussion format. You can actually post comments and questions. Pretty interesting. Title link will take you there.
Minimoog Model E
Update: From Tom at Music Thing via the comments of this post:
"They still own the name in the UK - you can't buy any Moog products here, they're all badged 'Big Briar': If you look at these product pages, you won't see any mention of Bob at all:
http://www.turnkey.co.uk/tkweb/stockdetail.jsp?sku=BIGB-VOYAGERS&context=BSTOCK
or
http://www.turnkey.co.uk/tkweb/stockdetail.jsp?sku=BIGB-PHASER&context=BSTOCK "
Interesting! I didn't know that.
Another rarity up on the *bay. This one is a Moog Minimoog Model E. What's so rare about it? Well, the original Moog Minimoog production run stopped at Model D. The Model E is a remake produced in the UK in 1999. Title link will take you to a SOS article on the Model E. Side Note: There was also the Donimoog produced in the US. This was the company Bob Moog fought over to get the Moog name back, not the UK Moog Music Ltd.
"The Minimoog 204E was an authentic reissue from Moog Music Ltd. which was based in Wales. They acquired the rights to the name in the UK some time in the '90's. I don't know how many they made (I waited six months for mine) but I do know they folded some time in 2000, so I was lucky enough to get one when I did. This makes this version of the Minimoog somewhat of a rarity."
Click here for a bigger pic.
"They still own the name in the UK - you can't buy any Moog products here, they're all badged 'Big Briar': If you look at these product pages, you won't see any mention of Bob at all:
http://www.turnkey.co.uk/tkweb/stockdetail.jsp?sku=BIGB-VOYAGERS&context=BSTOCK
or
http://www.turnkey.co.uk/tkweb/stockdetail.jsp?sku=BIGB-PHASER&context=BSTOCK "
Interesting! I didn't know that.
Another rarity up on the *bay. This one is a Moog Minimoog Model E. What's so rare about it? Well, the original Moog Minimoog production run stopped at Model D. The Model E is a remake produced in the UK in 1999. Title link will take you to a SOS article on the Model E. Side Note: There was also the Donimoog produced in the US. This was the company Bob Moog fought over to get the Moog name back, not the UK Moog Music Ltd.
"The Minimoog 204E was an authentic reissue from Moog Music Ltd. which was based in Wales. They acquired the rights to the name in the UK some time in the '90's. I don't know how many they made (I waited six months for mine) but I do know they folded some time in 2000, so I was lucky enough to get one when I did. This makes this version of the Minimoog somewhat of a rarity."
Click here for a bigger pic.
Roland System100M on the 'bay
System 100 up for sale on the 'bay. Saved the shot for posterity. Title link takes you to a much larger shot.
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