Manufacturers and More

The following is a repository of banners that have been featured on the site. Note the date of this post is 2009, so some of these banners are old and some sites may be gone. This page exists more for historical purposes.

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pennies

via Heath Finnie
"In recording songs for an album I'm working on I recorded this little bit of noise last night. I'm sending it to you because its all Memorymoog Plus. It's not usually what people hear coming from a Memorymoog (strings, pads, leads, etc.)"

mp3 here

Synth Wiki and Discussion Group Update

Just a reminder, if you haven't already be sure to read through this post and vote if it matters to you. There are some comments at the bottom of the post as well. Feel free to chime it. Note that both the WIKI and the Group will have zero impact on the blog and my posting, and both are opt-in only, meaning if you aren't interested in them or the exiting FORUM, there really is zero impact to you. HOWEVER, there will be an impact in the existing FORUM, so if you are a member do take the time to read the post and chime in. I will most likely freeze the forum and add a link to it in the Discussion Group site for those that want to check out what has been archived there. Everything new would go on the Discussion Group. I guess I could keep both but that would dilute information further and like I said in the prior post, the content on the current forum would be at risk long term. For what it's worth, there have been ZERO posts on the forum today. :)

3rd cabinet of my DIY modular synth

flickr by fonitronik
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"status as of 15 JAN 09"

full size

Chris List is a new label. Anyone have more info on the designer and/or a website for his work?

Voltage Controlled Deathillator

Voltage Controlled Deathillator by kyleeasterly

"Not sure exactly what to classify this as... Its a 16-minute recorded tweak session on a modular analog synth. Watch your speakers/headphones/ears near the end, it gets a little crazy.

For the synth-heads, modules featured prominently:
2x Livewire AFG
2x Plan B Model 13 Dual Timbral Gate (both gates used on both modules)
Plan B Model 28 Programmable Tap Clock (driving everything in here timing-wise)
Harvestman Malgorithm
Harvestman Polivoks VCF
Harvestman Stilton Adapter with Boss DD-7 with tap-tempo pedal on the DD-7 to sync it with the Model 28

Be careful with your speakers/headphones/ears near the end!

http://soundcloud.com/kyleeasterly/voltage-controlled-deathillator"