Saturday, December 03, 2005
Kawai SX-240 Sample
Ever wonder what the Kawai SX240 sounded like? Click here for a sample from WC Olo Garg. It sounds surprisingly like an Akai AX60 or AX80 to me. WC Olo Garb sent me the link to the sample and his SX-240 page. Rather than point directly to that page and risk missing all of the other synth content on his site, I thought I'd link to his gear page instead. Scroll down for the Kawai SX-240, and while there, make sure to browse around. There are some great synth pics and samples. BTW, I thought I recognized the site; I previously posted on it here and here.
Trippler.Net
I've put up a number of posts on Evolver and Polyevolver demos by Stefan Trippler as they came in. Well, I realized how easy it can be to miss things simply because they are not "news." In the synth world old news can very much be new news if you think about it. I used to visit Trippler.Net back when Waldorf was in it's heyday as Stefan was constantly putting up demos and more. I just took a trip down memory lane and visited his site again. There is still a LOT of content up there including his amazing demos of the Waldorf microQ, DSI-Evolver, and Virsyn Tera2. If you haven't checked out his site in a while or haven't at all, just do it and listen to his demos.
Moog Exhibit - Vancouver BC
In via Lorne on AH (title link takes you to Royal BC site - click here for pdf of exhibit):
"If you drop in to the Royal British Columbia Museum in Victoria BC between
now and January 30th to see the Linda McCartney's excellent 60s photography
exhibit, you will also find a companion exhibit about three other important
contributions of the 1960s: the rebirth of the poster in Haight-Ashbury's
Avalon Ballroom,focusing on the artists hired by Chet Helms: twenty-five
photographs taken of John Lennon and Yoko Ono's bed-in event in Montreal in
1969 where media used to promote peace; and two cases in memory of Robert
Moog, talking about his contributions, from modular recordings to the
Polymoog and onwards. The Polymoog showed the limits of analog compression
into smaller polyphonic packages and provided the analog model for the
digital revolution. The second case shows the history of the Minimoog and
its players, focus on Wakeman and Jan Hammer, with an 1130 drum controller
(Billy Cobham was a big user) and an Oberheim minisequencer #010.
Thursday/Friday/Saturday the Imax of the Stones Steel Wheels tour is
showing. This Saturday at 1:30 a tour with the photographer of the bed-in
takes place and at 1:30 Sunday a talk on the history of psychedelic poster
will be presented. John Lennon's handpainted Rolls Royce is in the lobby so
you'll know your in the right place."
"If you drop in to the Royal British Columbia Museum in Victoria BC between
now and January 30th to see the Linda McCartney's excellent 60s photography
exhibit, you will also find a companion exhibit about three other important
contributions of the 1960s: the rebirth of the poster in Haight-Ashbury's
Avalon Ballroom,focusing on the artists hired by Chet Helms: twenty-five
photographs taken of John Lennon and Yoko Ono's bed-in event in Montreal in
1969 where media used to promote peace; and two cases in memory of Robert
Moog, talking about his contributions, from modular recordings to the
Polymoog and onwards. The Polymoog showed the limits of analog compression
into smaller polyphonic packages and provided the analog model for the
digital revolution. The second case shows the history of the Minimoog and
its players, focus on Wakeman and Jan Hammer, with an 1130 drum controller
(Billy Cobham was a big user) and an Oberheim minisequencer #010.
Thursday/Friday/Saturday the Imax of the Stones Steel Wheels tour is
showing. This Saturday at 1:30 a tour with the photographer of the bed-in
takes place and at 1:30 Sunday a talk on the history of psychedelic poster
will be presented. John Lennon's handpainted Rolls Royce is in the lobby so
you'll know your in the right place."
Friday, December 02, 2005
Elka on the *bay
Some Elka on the *bay, sent to me via Dave "The Packrat." These are not his and as usual, buyer beware. I just grabbed the shots for posterity. Title link takes you to them. Thanks Dave!
Cameleon 5000 Additive Soft Synth Demo - Vogelschiess
Title link takes you to nice demo of the Cameleon 5000 Additive Soft Synth on Vogelschiess. The majority of pads are produced by the Cameleon 5000. For more on the Cameleon 5000, see http://www.camelaudio.com/cameleon5000.php.
DIY Synth Lunch Box for my Daughter
CDM has some great posts up! Check out this little DIY synth from Music From Outerspace.
< thoughts> Hmm... Might just need to make her one of these for her birthay... and if she doesn't like it... < /thoughts>
It does beat a bowling ball doesn't it? ; )
< thoughts> Hmm... Might just need to make her one of these for her birthay... and if she doesn't like it... < /thoughts>
It does beat a bowling ball doesn't it? ; )
Fenix Modular Synth Page
Just ran into this site via this post on electro-music.com. It's a good site on the Fenix modular with tons of info, pics, mailing list, and much more.
"A direct descendant of the well-respected Synton 3000 modular synthesizer and the Syrinx lead synth, the Fenix offers classic analog technology and innovative new features in a compact design."
"A direct descendant of the well-respected Synton 3000 modular synthesizer and the Syrinx lead synth, the Fenix offers classic analog technology and innovative new features in a compact design."
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