Edd Kalehoff At the Moog Synthesizer Keyboard (Schaefer Beer)

Revver via maxkalehoff. Note this video was put up by Edd Kalehoff's son and is an excerpt from the Moog Documentary.

Todd Barton - Analog Horizonings

"a very mellow collection of ambient soundscapes featuring the EVI-2000 along with the S-P Synthacon, Buchla, Serge and JP-8"

http://cdbaby.com/cd/toddbarton

"After four decades of exploration Todd Barton is still delving deeply into the ever-expanding frontiers of musical expression: from his DNA derived Genome Music to his innovative scores for plays at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival; from performances of Zen Shakuhachi Meditation Music to avant-garde music for electronic synthesizers and computers; from performing with luminaries of jazz and poetry to lecturing on music and composition from the Middle Ages to the 21st Century.

Todd's music has been heard on NPR’s Morning Edition, Westcoast Live, and the Curve of Wonder.

Since 1979 Todd has been exploring electronic systhesis and computer-based music. His love for vintage analog synthesisers continues to this day.

Over the years Todd has collaborated with a variety of jazz musicians and poets including Anthony Braxton, Zakir Hussein, William Stafford, Ursula K. Le Guin and Lawson Fusao Inada.

analog horizonings: ambient soundscapes for vintage analog synthesizers.

all music composed, produced and performed by todd barton"

Note Todd also goes by the alias vgermuse. You can see previous posts featuring vgermuse here and one more here. You might remember him from the Steiner Parker Synthacon and Buchla 200e demos.

Roland CMU-800R MIDI Conversion Kit

Remember the CMU-800R? The biggest "problem" with it is that you need an Apple II to use it. Well, not anymore. Title link takes you to a site with info on a MIDI conversion kit for it. The site is in Japanese, however, you can find a Google translated version here .

"MIDI conversion KIT specifications

At the time of MIDI conversion remodelling, concept and the specifications were done as follows.

* At low cost and simple.
* It makes MIDI conversion KIT, the substance build in completely, decreases remodelling the substance as much as possible.
* CV, it makes 1~8ch of MIDI 1~8ch of GATE CORRESPOND.
* Melody of the built-in sound source, the base and the cord/code (4 sounds) it makes 1~6ch of MIDI CORRESPOND.
* The rhythm sound source uses MIDI10ch and the GM map.
* You do not use TEMPO [kontoru] of CMU-800.
* In order to be able to control MC-4 and TR-808 etc, DIN SYNC output is acquired. (In MIDI timing clock same period)"

via altemark.

Udpate via altemark in the comments: "Another japanese resource, seems to be an older version of the mod, not using a PIC? the page also has gif-files of the routing of the digital board among other things [link]"

When You Patch Upon a Star

via Mattias.

Squeeze - Tempted

video upload by Riff1977

A little Prophet 5. Sent my way via Brian Comnes.

Bob Moog Foundation Newsletter #4

"A Tribute To Bob Moog from The Caring Bridge

Dear Bob,

Thank you for finding the noise within the circuits.
For releasing the sound which resides in electricity.

For cutting a hole in the universe and poking your soldering iron around, making the future possible.

For making the future sing its electric lullabies.

You are immortal. You will always be here.
Your sounds reaching into the heavens and bouncing around for all time, kissing the stars goodnight and waving to faces in far away places.

For all time Moog shall sing.

Bill Hansen
July 24, 2005

The tribute above was sent to the Moog family by a man named Bill Hansen. I was so touched by its poignancy that I read it at my father's memorial service.

How has Bob Moog touched your life? Whether it's through the music you play or the music you listen to or whether it's the inspiration of encouragement you received from meeting him, consider the impact of this giving, humble genius of on your life.

The Bob Moog Foundation is nearly four months old. Your donations at this time are forming the building blocks of our efforts. We are depending on your generosity.

To those of you who have donated, we say a very grateful thanks. To those of you who haven't, we ask you to help us support Bob Moog's legacy of innovation, curiosity and inspiration.

To find out our goals for the Foundation, check out our Statement of Objectives at our website.

Wishing you peace, love and lots of great music this holiday season with warm regards,

Michelle Moog-Koussa
Director, The Bob Moog Foundation

Foundation News

The Bob Moog Foundation goes to NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants)!

From January 18th to the 21st the Foundation will be in Anaheim, California among hundreds of manufactures of musical instruments making waves and spreading the word.

For any of you who will he there, please come visit us at the “Friends of Music” section in Exhibit Hall D.

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Synth Mantra Session II Video

video upload by SoNiCbRaT

Remember this post? Looks like SoNiCbRaT put up a video. Enjoy.
via SoNiCbRaT, where you'll find more info and shots of the session.

G2ools - Nord Modular v1 to G2 patch converter

Title link takes you there. via sequencer.de.

Akai AX80

flickr by Mike Peacock2005.

Title link takes you to more.

European Modular Event 2007

Via this electro-music.com thread:

"This is the official announcement for the European Modular Event 2007, the successor to the Nord Modular Events from the past. The Event also encompasses the European part of the "electro-music.com 2007 Event".

The Event will be held in a beautiful chateau in the Belgium Ardennes, from July 31 to August 6. For a full week the chateau will be transformed into a sonic heaven for electronic musicians; meaning a place where you can jam and improvise from dawn to dusk and dusk to dawn with like-minded musicians.

The main theme of the Event is sharing our music: sharing musical ideas, techniques and knowledge to inspire each other. It is the perfect place and time to meet the fellow musicians you communicate with on e.g. electro-music.com and other forums and email lists. It is possible to present your work, do a performance or build an installation by yourself or together with others, present or attend a short workshop on some subject, etc. Details and program will be worked out in the next months. The organizers would like to keep the program open for a lot of ad hoc jamming and improvisation."

Nice location.