MATRIXSYNTH

SMule: Holiday Greeting for iPhone Ocarina

YouTube via smuleage
"iPhone | Ocarina | SMule.
http://ocarina.smule.com/
Happy Holidays!"
You can get Ocarina here:

Formanta P-432 soviet synthesizer

YouTube via dergach11.

"Formanta P-432 soviet synth in action."

Maestro soviet synth demo

YouTube via dergach11. via nonsolosynth
"Portable futuristic arpeggiodizer by Formanta factory"

Korg Polysix imitating a GX-1

YouTube via VintSynth
"If you can't afford a Yamaha GX-1, the Korg Polysix might be an option. Benny Andersson played this part on his Electone, I do it on my modest Korg."

A Roland D-50 and Jupiter 8 together

YouTube via VintSynth
"Two of the most beautiful Roland synths ever playing around. The JP8 is virtual, though. And a Yamaha DX7 and a Roland D-20 are breaking in shortly."

Moog Little Phatty Demostration: FIRST TIME PLAYING ( PLANETX RIFF)

YouTube via Space4Keys
"Demostration
Keyboard: Moog Little Phatty
Patches: Factory Presets
Performed by S4K
www.space4keys.com"

via Baghead's sounds channel

"This is good example of Noatikl software driving 4 soft synth instances with some ER-1 drums, I never touched the keyboard, just sat back and let the robot do it...

There are 2 instances of TrackTeam Audio's Aetherwave (presets too, I was lazy) and 2 of SonicCharge Synplant...sorry of for that Kenny G like sax lead , and that big steamboat whistle oh well, got to work on my synplant patches I guess

Also between 1:57 and 2:51 it gets a little put of hand drum wise"

See this post for more info on Noatikl. In short: Noatikl (or noatikl) is a powerful yet easy to use generative music tool that will help you generate new musical ideas.

It uses techniques developed over the last 17 years through our work on the award-winning Koan generative music system, techniques now used in the all-new and superior 'Noatikl'... Many years ago, Brian Eno popularised the term "generative music" to describe music that is ever-different and changing, and that is created by a system."

Tamboura Drone Machine

Not the best images via this CL post, but I thought it would be worth capturing for the description as well.

"Raagini Digital today is the preferred electronic tanpura of hindustani & carnatic musicians young & old, artists & students alike. Raagini Digital Tanpura delivers a real unmatched tanpura sound which has become a bench mark in the music world. It has a stable digitally tuned pitch covering more than an octave. It comes with a dual power mode, battery mode & an inbuilt battery charger. Capable of playing in both hindustani & carnatic style, this electronic tanpura is light weight & compact. Its an acknowledged fact the Raagini Digital helps improve the mood & scope of practice & performance of music vastly." via Roberto. Also see these Tabla posts.