MATRIXSYNTH

at 12/31/2005 02:04:00 AM

Now the Moog rumors are running as well. Via this thread on VSE on Moog.

13ghostsofscoobydoo wrote:
Well Amos hinted earlier at some big news at Moog, so I'll take that last statement to mean a stripped down, cheaper Voyager.

Amos wrote:
not exactly how I would describe "it" (whatever it may be)
but the point is --
OMG
Get ready to lose control of your bodily functions
Truth is not beauty, beauty is not love...
but what we are coming up with is all three [Truth, Beauty, Love -- figuratively speaking of course] wrapped up in one gorgeous package.
OK, I've said too much already
NAMM is coming soon...

at 12/31/2005 02:01:00 AM

Yes the MEK is an Evolver with keys, so any evolver demo will do, but... We all enjoy Stefan Trippler tunes right? Click here for a new demo. Start with samples of individual patches and then get's really interesting at about 5:01. Enjoy. : )

at 12/31/2005 01:58:00 AM

My wife came up with the title for this one. Click here for a nice close-up of the MicroKorg.

at 12/30/2005 11:49:00 AM

Synthosium has an intersting post up. Someone actually had the cajones to start installing stuff on his $8k Korg Oasys. Intwesting... If you think about it, for $8k, why shouldn't you be able to use the Oasys as an OpenLabs type system? Click here for the post.

at 12/30/2005 11:35:00 AM

Update: 1.85M giant size full shot: http://www.trippler.net/pics/monok/mekui.jpg

You can see the labels indicating editing paramaters as well.

at 12/30/2005 09:30:00 AM

Looks like the rumors are true. : )

Update: Nice side by side shot on Moogulator's Machinesound: http://maschinensound.de/blog/?p=322

And a bigger shot of the following on Music Thing.

at 12/30/2005 01:40:00 AM

Peter Grenader of Buzzclick music posted a link on AH to some of his music including an all Buchla piece titled Eclipse. Each of his pieces has a great story behind them. Download a track, put it on and read. Not a bad way to spend some of that leisure time during the holidays...

BTW, make sure to track back to http://www.buzzclick-music.com/ for the rest of his site.

at 12/30/2005 01:39:00 AM

http://www.cyndustries.com/ Click on the Goodies link, then Synapse.

"Get your DEVO New Year by reading the latest issue of Synapse!

http://www.cyndustries.com/

DEVO Issue Just Posted!

Click the News link or the Cynthia Logo for what may be one of
the very first magazine interviews with Devo ~ever~ way back in the
summer of 1978.

Other features in this issue include interviews with Don Preston, and Cameron Jones of Synclavier.

Also read more on Guitar Synthesis, Electronic Music Notation,
Laser Sculptures, and a review of some newfangled polyphonic keyboard
called The Sequential Circuits Prophet! Wow!

Hoppy New Year to Every Bunny!"

Oh, I have a Bunny for you: Sparkle.

at 12/30/2005 01:38:00 AM

Moogulator has a post up on the SCI Programmer pictured below. Apparently you can use it to store "patches" on a modular which I guess would mean storing control voltages as you tweak? Interesting. Title link takes you to his post which includes a shot where you can see it hooked up to a modular. If anyone has more info on this piece, feel free to share. BTW, makes sure to check out Moogulator's SCI page for even more oddities from SCI. And as usual, track back to the root of his site for more synth goodness. His site is really coming along in a big, big way.