MATRIXSYNTH

Wiener Dog On A Minimoog - Ryhmes with vogue!

YouTube via ParryGrippRadio

"http://parrygripp.com/
Now with correct pronunciation of the word Moog!

Üter the amazing wiener dog loves to lick peanut butter off of a minimoog. If you like the sound of the Minimoog's third oscillator, you should try it with peanut butter smeared on the knob..."

Ozzy Osbourne & The ARP 2600

Added the Featured label to this post. If you haven't seen it, check it out. It's pretty funny.

18-TET Tuning with NanoLoop (Hacked ROM) - Part 1

YouTube via littlescale

18-TET Tuning with NanoLoop (Hacked ROM) - Part 2

All 4-bit Waveforms That Have 32 Samples

"I built a patch that will generate and play all 4-bit waveforms that have 32 samples.

For those that use LSDJ - the well-known Game Boy music tracker - this configuration will seem very familiar of course.

There are 16 ^ 32 possibilities. The patch plays 100 different waveforms for every second, at a constant frequency of 440 Hz. At this rate it will take 1,079,028,307,100,000,000,000,000,000 centuries to complete."

二度目のラブレター

YouTube via PXE02321. "Omnisphere, Sylenth1, Miku DEMO"

technoBox [303 808 909 studio]

YouTube via jetdaisuke
"Rebirth of the "ReBirth RB-338" by AudioRealism.
technoBox simulates TB-303, TR-808 and TR-909 on your iPhone or iPod touch."
You can find AudioRealism TechnoBox here:

Looptastic ELECTRO iPhone App

YouTube via jetdaisuke. "Mix it easy like a House DJ"
You can find Looptastic Electro here:

Looptastic Breakbeat here:

Looptastic Minimal Edition:

Looptastic Progressive:

and Looptastic Electro Lite here:

Ace Tone Rhythm Ace FR-2L

YouTube via waveshaper. Ace Tone became Roland.
"Demo from my Ace Tone Rhythm Ace FR2L witch is customized with trigger inputs witch are velocitt sensitive."

DSI Evolver + Jomox MBase 01 (part II)

YouTube via twelvebits
"Another quick vid demoing these two great synths. Synths are sequenced by and recorded into Logic 8 - completely unprocessed (no EQ, compression, effects etc.). The Roland Juno 1 is only for the hi-hat noise."

The Paul Jankó keyboard

"It is difficult to realize the manifold possibilities which this keyboard opens up for the composer and performer. Entirely new music can be written by composers, containing chords, runs and arpeggios, utterly impossible to execute on the ordinary keyboard, and thus does the Jankó keyboard make the piano, what it has often been called, a veritable 'house orchestra'."

You can find more info on the Janko keyboard here. Be sure to see the C-Thru and Tonal Plexus labels below.