MATRIXSYNTH

YouTube via Video4dvd
"Interview with Brian Eno on media and his music.
Edited by Denise Gallant for Video West, San Francisco KQED show, 1980s.
Interview by Video West.
Video Synthesis effects by the Synopsis Video Synthesizer."

Moogerfooger Feedback Loop 1

YouTube via bigcitymusic
"Moog Feedback Loop 1
MF-107 Osc. Out to MF-107 Audio In
MF-107 Audio Out to MF-101 Audio In
MF-101 Audio Out to Eventide 2016 Reverb
Square Wave LFO from CP-251 Modulated by Attenuator and Lag Rise and Fall Times to MF-107 Freq In
MF-101 Envelope Out to CP-251 Mixer with Positive or Inverted Envelope to MF-107 Waveform In

This is a fun little patch where the FreqBox tries real hard to sync to itself. The output level of the MF-107 and the input level / envelope sensitivity of the MF-101 make a big difference in the wave shape and in the resulting sound.

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Crumar Spirit Party 1

YouTube via bigcitymusic

"Here are 4 Crumar Spirits that Big City Music owner, Roger Cordell, brought out of storage. We needed to test one for a professional baseball player who was buying it.

We decided, why not set up four Crumar Spirits at once since it isn't very often you get to see so many together in one place.

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Nintendo DS Electroplankton "There's life in the water"

YouTube via gattobus

"This is an original composition made by putting together multiple recording sessions of Nintendo DS software Electroplankton.

By the end of the track (about 1:30) I also used Clavia Nord Modular G2 emulating a CS80 and a Korg Trinity with some backing pad."

KORG MiniKorg 700

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MOOG Prodigy

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SIMMONS SDS1 SDS9 sound chips

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"Set of four different Drum EPROMs for Simmons Drums. All 4 of these are various snare sounds. Breaking Glass, Cabassa, Finger Snap, and Hand Clap. These beautiful old 8 bit sound proms will work in any SDS1 or SDS9. These were NOT simply copied from analog sounds using a Simmons SDS EPB Sampler or Prommer.... they are true digital"