Thursday, October 12, 2006
Racking the Unracked
Red Roland SH-101
Roland Juno-106
Moog Minimoog
Moog Source
E-MU SP1200
Roland TR-909
Roland TR-808
Saw this on Synthesizer-Magazine. The shots come from Synrise.
more racked goodness:
Racked Synths Done Right
Racked Juno-106
Korg MS Series in a Rack
Racked Roland SH-101
Racked Wasp
Access Virus TI Racked
Custom Oberheim Two Voice Modular
studio
flickr via altemark.
Cool setup:
"Roland [correction: Korg] MS-2000, Syntecno Teebee MKII, Roland SDE-2000, Elektron Sidstation, Boss BX-4, Elektron Machinedrum UW, Boss DE-200, Casio VZ-10M, Future Retro FR-777, Behringer V-amp 2, Dynacord EQ-210, Yamaha E-1010, MAM Warp 9, MAM VF-11, TC Electronic Triple C"
Cool setup:
"Roland [correction: Korg] MS-2000, Syntecno Teebee MKII, Roland SDE-2000, Elektron Sidstation, Boss BX-4, Elektron Machinedrum UW, Boss DE-200, Casio VZ-10M, Future Retro FR-777, Behringer V-amp 2, Dynacord EQ-210, Yamaha E-1010, MAM Warp 9, MAM VF-11, TC Electronic Triple C"
LABELS/MORE:
BOSS,
Casio,
Elektron,
Future Retro,
Korg,
MAM,
Roland,
Syntecno,
TC Electronic,
Yamaha
crappy mellow2
Buzzmachines
"Buzz is the first ever "easy to use" free modular software based synthesizer. What this means is that the entire system is based on objects, which may be routed in a modular fashion, giving you the freedom to be as creative as you want. For example, if you wish to run 3 Physical Modelling synths and a Drum Machine through 2 seperate Stereo Delays, into a Mixer, through a Compressor and Parameteric EQ, and finally out to your speakers - no problem. Lay down your synths, connect the wires and you're done. Check out the screenshots below for examples!"
I was cleaning out my email and I found one I sent to myself back on 12/28/2001. In it there was just a single link, http://www.buzzmachines.com. I thought I'd check it out before moving it and low and behold it was the Buzzclick software modular. I completely forgot about it. I decided to check out the latest submissions link and to my surprise the latest generator, Mead Bassdrum Machine (picutred), is dated 9/6/06. The latest effect, Multi 2, is dated 9/16/06. Pretty cool considering how long Buzzmachines has been around. Title link takes you there. via me back in 2001.
I was cleaning out my email and I found one I sent to myself back on 12/28/2001. In it there was just a single link, http://www.buzzmachines.com. I thought I'd check it out before moving it and low and behold it was the Buzzclick software modular. I completely forgot about it. I decided to check out the latest submissions link and to my surprise the latest generator, Mead Bassdrum Machine (picutred), is dated 9/6/06. The latest effect, Multi 2, is dated 9/16/06. Pretty cool considering how long Buzzmachines has been around. Title link takes you there. via me back in 2001.
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Elektron TurboMIDI TM-1
Scott Stite's Synth DIY
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