MATRIXSYNTH

CASIO HT6000 Synthesizer

YouTube via gary909.

Anyone know how editable these are if at all? Preset only or more?

Roland JD-800 + SCI Prophet-600 + Yamaha DX7 II

YouTube via retrosound72

"vintage synth demo by RetroSound

bassline: SCI Prophet-600 sequenced by the MFB Step64 step sequencer and transposed by the DX7;
pad sounds: Roland JD-800;
digital chord sounds: Yamaha DX7 II FD;
drums: Roland TR-707;

no overdubbing, no sequencer software used"

Roland TB-303 Bassline Demonstration

YouTube via tedpopper

Yamaha CS-5 Synthesizer

YouTube via gary909

Gummi Bears Make Music

flickr set by thingstocomerecords
(do check out the others)

via wire to the ear

KORG M3 Expanded

"XPand your potential!!
The NEW M3 XPanded offers a staggering 640 Mbytes of PCM, delivering a huge number of sound variations. Powerful enhancements to the sequencer and interface make the M3 the go-to instrument for your music making.

Read more about this amazing FREE upgrade here.

The Next Coming of M
The M3 heralds the third generation of Korg Workstations. The M1 started it all, first appearing in 1988 to bring the world a new concept called the “music workstation.” It went on to become the best selling workstation in history, and was further expanded and enhanced through the T and O1/W series. Trinity defined a new level of innovations including touch screen technology and configurable effects, and was the forbearer of the successful TRITON range of products.

Now Korg Is Poised To Redefine The
Workstation Category Once Again.

The M3 features a number of innovations distilled from the flagship OASYS including the new EDS (Enhanced Definition Synthesis) sound generator derived from the HD-1 engine design, the advanced second-generation KARMA functionality, and the multi-purpose control surface. Adding innovations such as the new concept of “virtualized hardware” that allows an even closer integration with DAW systems, Drum Tracks which provide a instant groove to play along with, and the new "Korg Komponent System" concept that facilitates more flexible system construction, the M3 music workstation/sampler opens a new and exciting page in music making - it’s the workstation that rightfully deserves to wear the “M” that started it all.

Tour the M3 Virtual Interface
Take a virtual tour of the M3 using the online Flash graphic user interface by clicking here.

Check Out Streaming Videos
To see a video introduction, overviews and operating tutorials of the M3, click here. Links to videos will appear in the window to the right."

KORG's M3 Expanded page

KORG M50 Workstation

"Performance; Portability; Price

Weighing in at just fifteen pounds is the fiery new KORG M50, ready to take on all contenders! Incredible new sounds; fat & juicy combis, splits and layers; a plethora of ace effects; dynamic Drum Tracks; enhanced poly-arpeggiators; classic sequencing tools, a solid, confident keybed; up-to-date SD storage; companion editing software and our famous TouchView interactive display - it all adds up to an invigorating and sexy keyboard instrument that could only come from KORG.

Check out our introductory video here.

There’s One for Everyone

Over twenty years of category-defining workstation expertise beats in the heart of the M50 Music Workstation. Just as the M3 borrowed elements from the legendary OASYS, the M50 captures all the sonic firepower of the M3, distilled into a performance instrument that is second to none. In a word, the M50 just may be the keyboard you’ve been waiting for. Both 73* and 61 note versions are available, sporting a new semi-weighted Natural Touch keyboard. This new fast and responsive synthesizer keybed facilitates expressive and dynamic performing. Tipping the scales at a mere 46 pounds, the seriously portable 88 key version features our top-of-the-line RH3 Graded Hammer Action, and provides a satisfying performance experience for the piano purist!

* 73-key version to be available in a few months.

A Natural Performer
Made to be played, the M50 is inviting and comfortable. The TouchView screen is intuitive and interactive, allowing the uniquely angled front panel to remain refined and uncluttered. The buttons themselves are rock solid, backlit and rounded for visibility ease-of-use under any playing conditions. In addition to Korg’s four-way joystick and multi-function knobs, the M50 offers four Chord Triggers that provide a flexible and fun way to play chords and trigger arp patterns. A ten key numeric keypad allows on-demand instant access to sounds, combis and other parameter/values."

More info including video on KORG's official M50 Workstation page.