Puremagnetik Blip

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"Puremagnetik's Blip a unique collection of instruments, kits and looped beats sourced from the original Atari 2600 sound chip. Blip is now available for Ableton Live 7, Kontakt 3 and Logic 8. Blip instantly transforms the user's DAW into a lo-fi and gritty sound source containing the full sonic palette from classic video games such as Pong and Space Invaders. Each sample program contains raw waveforms from the Atari 2600 that have been layered and processed for use in modern software samplers. Additionally, Blip comes packed with a collection of hot and crispy loops in Ableton Live Clip, Apple Loops (for Logic) and Beat Machine (for Kontakt) formats."

Vintage Organs Volume 1

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"Sophisticated organ instruments based on the Ace Tone Phenix and GT7. Vintage Organs Volume 1 has been meticulously assembled to authentically recreate these classics."

Jazzy House Music feat. RozzBox Oddulator and Roland MC909

YouTube via corporozzidentity
"I initially wanted to make an Oddulator Demonstration, and played around with a house pattern. At some point liked the meditative vibe and noodling so much that I had to record this video, although it may be not too enlightening concerning the Oddulator :) Well, but at least, as you see: Its capable of doing a nice house bass. MC909 does drums and "Rhodes"..."

Killer PCBs - How to Make Printed PCBs

"This instructable demonstrates the process for making printed circuit boards with features as small as 0.005 suitable for LQFP or QFN ICs using negative dry film photoresist. This will enable you to handle just about any kind of integrated circuit available--even ball grid array! Pictured are boards with a TSSOP-14, QFN-40 packages using a .65mm pitch and zero insertion force flex sockets with .5mm pitch."

Waldorf Microwave "Wavetable Synthesizer"

YouTube via retrosound72

"vintage synth demo by RetroSound

Waldorf Microwave Mk1 Revision A with curtis filter CEM3389, the direct successor of the PPG Wave

The sound of the Microwave Mk1 (real hybrid synth) and Microwave Mk2 (DSP based synth) is absolute different."

The HOG Nails The Who's "Won't Get Fooled Again"

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"http://www.ehx.com Visit EHX.com for user videos, our blog, community fourms, and lots more! For more HOG product info, see: http://www.ehx.com/products/hog Indulge your senses! The award winning HOG (Harmonic Octave Generator) is a totally polyphonic guitar synthesizer offering complete control of up to 10 interval pitches. NO glitches and NO special pickup needed. Generate extreme sub bass to powerful multi-octave chords. Convert your 6 string into a 12 string, create a realistic B3 organ. Amazing on guitar but works well with any instrument. * Flawless polyphonic glitch-free tracking across the entire range! * Controllable harmonic intervals: -2 octaves, -1 octave, Original note, +5th, +1 octave, +1 octave +5th, +2 octaves, +2 octaves + 3rd, +3 octaves, +4 octaves. * Works directly from your instrument's output * Expression pedal (included) with 7 selectable expression modes: +/- 1 octave and 1 step pitch bend, freeze + gliss, volume, wah and filter frequency * Pitch Bend expression mode turns the HOG into a whammy pedal * Freeze expression mode is a new guitar effect never heard before. Freeze allows the musician to freeze a note or chord so you can play over it or slide to new notes just like a keyboardist would do when using portamento * Dedicated resonant filtering with sweepable frequency control * Amplitude envelope control allowing the musician to lengthen a note's attack, for swell effects, or to increase a note's decay speed * Separate lower and upper harmonic region amplitude envelopes * MIDI in allows expression control using MIDI pitch bend * 9LDC-500 power supply included" Update via Scott of EHX:
"Bill Ruppert, a studio musician in Chicago, created this neat video in which he uses an Electro-Harmonix HOG to recreate the very well-known synth sounds from The Who's 'Won't Get Fooled Again.'

My understanding is that in the original song, Pete Townsend combined a 1968 Lowrey Berkshire Deluxe TBO-1 organ with an EMS VCS3 mk1 synthesizer. Bill gets damn close with his Electro-Harmonix HOG, plus a bit of echo from his Stereo Memory Man with Hazarai."

Roland VP-330 vocoder jamming at Analog Sweden

YouTube via AnalogSweden
"Fredrik Segerfalk laying down some vocoder riffs on the Roland VP-330 in the Analog Sweden studio. The track is from DJ Devastates coming album, "Movement Silence". This was the final test of the VP-330 after a total re-calibration for a client. Too bad we had to return it, since it was great fun!
http://www.analogsweden.com/blog"

Bent Festival 2009

YouTube via eddie23a
Bent Festival 2009 : Lesley Flanigan - Speaker Synth
Bent Festival 2009 : Tristan Perich - Impulse Manifold
Bent Festival 2009 : Burnkit 2600
Bent Festival 2009 : Pixel Form
Bent Festival 2009 : Boring Machine
Bent Festival 2009 : Playboy's Bend
Bent Festival 2009 : Computer at Sea

STARMATE 8906 KEYBOARD by S-CAT

YouTube via PHONICPOTION. S-CAT/PHONICPOTION on Ebay
"CIRCUIT BENT WITH 3 MODIFICATIONS"

VOPM+FLStudio - Japanese Master System BIOS

YouTube via benanderson88
"Japanese Master System BIOS using VOPM in FLStudio8. This song is hardware accurate, although I couldn't get the instruments to sound exactly like the real thing. Its close enough."