Effector 13 Videos

Effector 13 - Synth Mangler prototype no strum guitar


Effector 13 - Handroid - joystick ring mod


YouTube via neverorforever. Title link takes you to more Effector 13 videos. I found this searching for Effector 13 after my previous post.

Effector 13 SYNTH MANGLER

Title link takes you to more shots on SoNiCbRaT.

Effector 13 website

Waldorf Edition Track by Boele Gerkes

Title link takes you to an mp3 by Boele Gerkes of SCD. You can see the instruments in each track of this image.

Roland GR-300

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction.

So what's the "HEX" mean?

New Thingamagoop faces

flickr by Dr. Bleep.

"The Thingamagoops now feature fancy, LASER CUT faces!"

Bleep Labs

Tom Oberheim's Jacket

Very "Daft Punk." Apparently this one was owned by Tom Oberheim himself. Man I am tempted... If anyone out there gets it, please post back with a comment and let us know. It would be great to know this went to a good home. Title link takes you to more shots pulled via this auction. The other shots include images of it in silver reversible . Sent my way via brian comnes.

Details:
"It’s True! My very good friend, Mr. Tom Oberheim personally gave me his own Oberheim jacket has a thank you for supplying him with key electronic components and consulting with him on his electronic needs as he began the rise of Marion Systems. Tom is a good friend and a fantastic man with incredible genius. As a young man I grew to have a ton of respect for him and enjoyed hanging out with him in his Santa Monica office as Marion Systems grew.

Tom Oberheim (mini bio)
Synthesis Pioneer

Tom Oberheim has been developing electronic products for musicians for over 35 years. He invented a number of innovative electronic music products, including: the first polyphonic music synthesizer, the first phase shifter and ring modulator for the performing musician, the first completely programmable music synthesizer, and the first electronic music system that incorporated a synchronized music synthesizer, digital sequencer and digital drum machine. He has founded and managed three electronic music product companies, and served as a CEO and CTO. He also participated in the development and implementation of the MIDI standard."

Tom, forgive me for putting your jacket on Ebay, but I feel it should be passed on to another fan of your fantastic legacy (not to mention it doesn’t fit me anymore).

This silk, zip up Jacket is in FANTASTIC condition, reversible, and has the large GREAT Oberheim Logo embroidered on both the “black side as well as the silver side”. Also since this was Tom’s jacket “Oberheim” is embroidered on the front left breast area of the black side. The jacket can be worn comfortably by a man or woman and I would say the size is a man’s large, based on Tom’s size and when it fit me."

Techno Live By Vynil Codec

Another YouTube via KlemK.

Kitlist:
E-MU PX-7
Korg radias
Akai S900
Mackie 1642 VLZ
Alesis Smashup & Bitrman
TC Electronics m300
M-Audio Quattro (only use for recording i am quiet PC alergic whenit is about to make music)

Two More Vids via fierce fish

Monomachine Vocal Example Aciieed!


Studio at night


Title link takes you to fierce fish's (darenager) video set on YouTube.

DIY Kraakdoos / Crackle Box

I've mentioned the Crackle Box before, but I just realized I never put up a post exclusively on it and the home page for it. Title link takes you there.
"The Kraakdoos, or Crackle Box, was designed by Michel Waisvisz of STEIM in the seventies, the main concept being that the human body becomes a vital part of the electronics (or the other way around) while playing it. It is a touch and pressure sensitive device that squeeks and makes a lot of noise when played with."

There are samples on site.

Innerclock Systems Sync-Shift Mark II

Remember the Innerclock Systems Sync Shift? Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction. Note the auction is via Innerclock Systems and the shots are all stock, but they sure are nice. : ) I'm tempted to get one of these. I notice going from my 909 sync is fine, but going to the 909 is horrible. After about thirty seconds you really start to notice it. I hear the Sync-Shift keeps things completely in sync, and I've heard nothing but praise for it.

Innerclock Systems Website