Citric Acid Plays the ASM

YouTube via acidjack303

ML303 the best TB 303 Clone ever !!

YouTube via acidjack303.

Acidcode ML303. Be sure to check out the label below for more.

Doepfer A-100 Experiment with Dual S&H and VCS

YouTube via READYdot
"Again a pretty simple patch. The VCS switches between a square and a triangle wave, that go through an S&H clocked by an LFO. The ADSR is gated by a LFO that is reset by simple LIVE track gate. At the end an E-H Flanger Hoax and Ineko (Hall) join the party. Drums are Classic TR-808 kit from LIVE."

MFB Schlagzwerg Modular Drum Synthesizer meets MFB Kraftzwerg

YouTube via nirvanabeach
"Five-Voice Modular Analogue Drum Synthesizer with Six-Channel CV/Gate Step-Sequencer with Shuffle Quantization Algorhithmen"

MFB 522 Analogue Drum Computer

YouTube via nirvanabeach
"Final MFB 522 with 10 fully Analogue 808 styled Instruments, 1 Stereo, 4 mono Outs, 4 Quantisation Modes"

Patch of the Day - The Wogglebug

via navs.modular.lab where you'll find the details.

Fish For Breakfast - Wogglebug Demo by navs

Synthesizer vs. Whisk

flickr by ElviraModesty
(click for mouse-overs)

"I drawed these whlie I was waiting for my hair dye to take effect. The synthesizer is to by friend Malin!"

Access Virus KC

flickr by Rasidel Slika
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Roland System 700 Modular Sounds

you can find two mp3s on Aliens Project.

Sharp IQ-5000 talking translator voice synth

via this auction
"It talks, translates, and is a lot of fun! Robot voices in English<-->Japanese. It was manufactured in 1981, I believe. Kraftwerk used it in one of their interviews conducted in Japan during their Computer World tour. There is an audio out and built in speaker, as pictured. It is a must have if you like early speech synthesis gadgets! From manual: Most used sentences (Japanese) -152; Japanese words - approx. 2000; Most used sentences (English) - 152; English Words approx. 2000. VOICE - Most used sentences (English) - 152; English words - approx. 400; English characters - 26; Japanese characters - 84; Japanese numerals 10."