MATRIXSYNTH

Thingamagoop ☆ MatataBitz３号?

YouTube via Shin4627
"アナログシンセ？というより
ノイジーピニョピニョロボットって感じです。
MatataBitz３号と呼んでます。(^^;

バックサウンドは、後ろに映っている
KORGのELECTRIBEです。"
Googlish:
"ANAROGUSHINSE? Rather than
I like NOIJIPINYOPINYOROBOTTO.
I get calls MatataBitz3 issue. (^ ^;

Sound is back, look back
KORG's ELECTRIBE."

Learning the Diabolical Devices SK-1

YouTube via bigcitymusic

"This little gem has a sixteen point patch bay, built in oscillator and LFO, MIDI input by Highly Liquid, and various bends. You remember the SK-1. Record your voice into in. Play it back. Play it back in rhythm with the demo. This bent version can mangle your samples, the built in sounds and drumbeats and drone you to sleep. We're still learning!"

Cwejman RES-4 Quad Resonator Module

YouTube via bigcitymusic
"Here's the Jomox 888 into the Cwejman VC-FCS stereo compressor and on into the RES-4. The Res-4 is made up of four analog resonant band pass filters. Each one has control for frequency, resonance level, and volume.
The filters are triggered by the audio signal. The more you turn the resonance up the longer it rings out. Make kick drums. Use it as a multiple band sound shaper. Use it to make really awesome sounding steel drum mutations while sequencing the pitch via CV. There's a master CV and each individual filter has a frequency, level and bandwidth CV in. Yep. It pretty rad."

The Penguine

see PRANKSTER DICE for more including a video.

and then their were 5...

White custom Roland JX-3P via CustomSynth

Blacet TM2050 Time Machine

via this auction

"Blacet TM2050 Time Machine analog delay module in MOTM format. This is a module for an analog modular synthesizer, does not come with an enclosure or power supply - if you don't know what this is, don't bid on it. This is a very rare module - Blacet only produced a few of these in MOTM format for a short time. This one was built from a kit by me, although I had some trouble with one of the chips and sent it back to blacet to get it fixed, and it was calibrated there, so it's as close to factory made as you can get. It works perfectly 100%, and comes with all the original documentation. It does not come with a power connector - these are readily available from Blacet.com or synthtech.com. From the old Blacet web page for these -

Genuine BBD Analog Delay Line Technology for that "retro" sound.
Delays From 10 mS to 2 Seconds!
Bi-Phase Regeneration for Killer Flanging

Voltage Control of Most Parameters:

Delay Time
Regeneration (Feedback)
Modulation Rate (40 S per cycle to 40 Hz)
Modulation Depth
Effect Depth (Cancel)
Reset Input for Modulation Generator for Synchronized Effects
Envelope Follower
External Modulation Input.
Modulation Mixer
Dry/Effect Mix
Compander Noise Reduction
Switched Capacitor Tracking Filters for Wide Delay Range with Optimum Bandwidth
Optimized for Audio Signals from 1V to 10V
Power Requirements: 95 mA @ +15V, 75 mA @ -15V, regulated
Module Depth: 6.5"
Module Size: 5.25" H X 3" W
Delay Time Response: Exponential
CV Range: 0-10V, (0-7.5V for Delay, -5V to +5V for Regen.)
Audio Bandwidth: (Tracks delay time) 8 KHz to 400 Hz "

Static

via ::vtol::

"My first official album "Static" has being released on "Far away records" label. The experimental work was totally performed by handmade machine "RoboSynth".

All tracks can be listened and downloaded here"

You might remember Robo Synth from these prior posts including video, images and audio.

I'm Possessed

YouTube via Gregsynth
"This song was written almost entirely on the Roland XP-10 synthesizer and mixed into GarageBand using various effects:

-Chorus
-Sequencer/Arpeggiator
-Pitch Bends (ending)

"I'm possessed" was written in early 2007 and is a fusion of New Wave, Experimental, and Funk music.

© 2007 Synth and Son Productions"

The Wall Of Synths

YouTube via Gregsynth
"Hola Youtubers!

The past 2 videos I have uploaded (Percussion Power and I'm Possessed) were kind of a blast from the past. I wrote those two songs in 2005 and 2007 respectively. I hope you have enjoyed them.

Now, this song is more recent: "The Wall Of Synths" was written in early 2008 with a synthesizer that most electronic musicians are familiar with and that I'm quite familiar with-an Oberheim! Only this time--it's not the 1980s analog synthesizer--but the Oberheim OP-X. (The virtual Oberheim).

Like my song "Industrial City," this song experiments with sound effects. Instead of city sounds, these are thunderstorm sounds.

Please enjoy!

© 2008 Synth and Son Productions"