MATRIXSYNTH

Modular Based on Ray's Modular Circuits by Lanxe

Two shots of a custom modular based on Ray Wilson's Modular Circuits, built by lanxe. The shots come from this electro-music post.

"The top row is all ray's circuits and the second row has a few of his modules (a couple of state variable filters, two envelope generators, two dual vca's and two oscillators)

The keyboard is rays matrix scanning circuit added to an old hammond keyboard donor.

i just bought some sheet aluminum, cut and milled it, had it anodized black and cnc engraved the lettering...........about $80 for all 8 module panels.

There is still alot on his site i have yet to explore"

Title link takes you to Ray's Soundlab page.

Update via Pickleinn in the comments: "yeah, this is mine (lanxe). i have done a lot more diy synth stuff since this post. you can see most of it here: www.pickleinn.com in the pictures section under synth. or here"

MOS-LAB Moog Modular Clone

Sébastien in France sent me info on a Moog Modular clone he is building. He is considering making more of these for sale. Title link takes you his site with more info and shots. Currently he has the following listed:

921a Oscillator
921b Oscillator
902 VCA
904a Low Pass Filter
911 Envelope Generator

It will be interesting to hear how these sound and compare to the real deal.

OMD Electricity on YouTube

Just love this song. It reminds me of everything synth.

Electro Music 2006 Shots

Title link takes you to more shots via this thread. For more on Electro Music 2006, click here, and here.

Korg 707 - New Flickr Shot

flickr by campingcar_disc. I haven't seen a white one before.

Modcom - New Flickr Shot

flickr by Skinfitz.

Moog Prodigy - New Flickr Shot

flickr by RowleyRegis.

My Knob - New Flickr Shots

flickr by janvanvolt. Shots are of a project sequencer he is building.

Free Audio Damage VST Pulse Modulator

Well sort of. It will be free with Issue 102 of Computer Music.

"As you can see, there are three LFOs; each one can be synced to host (at various musically useful divisions) or free-run from 2Hz on up to audio rate. The "PULSE DEPTH" knobs determine how hard each LFO hits the VCA. The "PULSE SHAPE" knob sweeps from square through forward ramp, reverse ramp, to sine wave at the clockwise position. Using these 7 controls, you can get some really odd moving tremelo patterns."

Title link takes you to more on Analog Industries.