Brian Kehew and The Mellotron MKII...

YouTube via tarabusch
"http://analogsuicide.com
http://tarabusch.com
http://hometown.aol.com/mellot/mcb.html
Part One of our series featuring Brian Kehew and his Mellotron MK II! Join us- Tara Busch, Maf Lewis and Brian Kehew (of Moog Cookbook) - as we take a closer look at The beautiful Mellotron MKII."
Update via Klockwerk in the comments: "You HAVE to watch the switched on Tara Busch and the T.D. video in the munu also... You HAVE to."
Klockwerk is referring to the thumbnails at the bottom of the video player when this video ends. If you mouse over them you will find the names of the videos. Click on them to launch, then click on the little gray icon on the bottom right of the newly loaded video to expand it. BTW, you can do this for all videos on the site.

Jomox MBase 01 Analog Bass Drum Module

YouTube via bigcitymusic
"Here is a short demonstration of the great sounding Jomox MBase 01. The analog circuitry is capable of super fat kick drums with amazing punchiness. Word. We're running the MBase into an older DBX-161 compressor with about a 3db gain reduction. The MBase has MIDI in control and an analog trigger in which can trigger the kick using a piezo sensor or similar drum trigger. The first part of the video are some presets we've made. The second part shows how easy it is to edit the MBase 01. bigcitymusic.com"

Melodyne - Direct Note Access

YouTube via dafunkmastah77. via Mr. Array.

"A pioneering technology that makes the impossible possible: edit individual notes within chords and polyphonic audio material! Yes, audio, not MIDI. The makers of Melodyne did it again ... www.celemony.com" You can find the full video series and more here.

MESSE08: We're On our Way

Some Musikmesse teasers via Sonic State:
"Just short vlog to let you know that we're on our way to the MESSE. The UK has gales but we're now holed up in our hotel just around the corner from the show, ready to hit the ground running.

Much, much more to come. Show starts 12th March.

video on the way up -I'm off to bed"

tappedd day

YouTube via scaffbeat. via Nusonica. "modular experiences"

TYPHOON SOUND LIBRARY part 2 (professional multi samples)

YouTube via typhoonsounds

TYPHOON SOUND LIBRARY (professional multi sample collection)

"Thanks for checking our new product.
This is our new improved huge sample library with 5.5 gb of files and more than 370 instruments (including drum kits too).
More infos at :
www.typhoonsounds.com
contact@typhoonsounds.com
Thank you"

Ultravox-New Romantics Top 10

YouTube via chrisf242. Follow-up to this post.
Synths scattered throughout.

de la Mancha Motion Pack

This is kind of a follow-up to the previous post on Circle Synth.

"the Motion Pack is a pair of modulation-focused synths that can give a lot of movement to your sound. jellyfish and metamorph both cover a range of dynamic sounds from glitchy noise, evolving pads, lofi dirt, wobbly bass and just plain weirdness

jellyfish has several modes of inter-oscillator modulation as well as 2 LFOs and an envelope generator that each modulate 6 parameters as well as each other. metamorph will change the oscillator waveforms in real-time, as well as a lot of other LFO and envelope modulations to make things even more interesting

Both synths have presets made by runagate, covering many sounds from evolving pads, weird noises and effects, dynamic leads, wobbly basses and more"

You can find more info on the de la Mancha website. Be sure to click the images here to get a sense of how things are laid out. via sonic state.

Vangelis

flickr by Neil Vance

full size

"long pre the CS-80 days! Can Anybody add notes to these old organ/synths?"

If you click on Neil's name above it will take you to the shot hosted on flickr where you can add notes. Currently there is one for the second synth on the top left. It's tagged as "Roland SH1000 - Roland's first instrument 1975-1981."

Of course feel free to spot the synths in the comments here as well.

Musikmesse: Synthesizer-Welt First Shots

via sequencer.de

"Stand/Booth B66 not yet ready. but WED we are.."

For those not familiar with the Frankfurt Musikmesse, think NAMM for Europe, but only hosted once a year. As always, I'll be posting stuff as it comes in, so keep checking back.