MATRIXSYNTH

Analogue Heaven Northeast 2009

AHNE 09 YouTube via stretta
"Once a year, analog synth enthusiasts gather to socialize and play rare and unusual musical instruments. I captured the May 2009 gathering with a Canon 5DmkII and a 50mm f/1.4 lens. I simply sat the Camera on a tripod, frame the shot as I would a photo, focused and captured.

The music was produced using a Euro-format analog modular, controlled by Volta. Aside from the drums (MOTU BPM), everything was analog."
via The Stretta Procedure
I see a MATRIXSYNTH T in the background at :54 :)

SuperSynthFX - Playing & Patches

YouTube via SuperVSTiFX
"This is a demo for the new SuperSynthFX - Touch Panel Synthesizer. I'm playing around with some sound patches and changing some parameters by touching the tft panel of my DIY Music Touch Panel PC (MTP-PC). More info at www.supersynthfx.com"
Note Windows 7 and Multi-touch support is just around the corner. Can't wait.

360 Systems MIDI BASS Guitar Synth

via this auction
"delivers bass samples. There are 4 sounds, 1 sounds like an acoustic bass, 2 like an electric with a fat, full tone, 3 with a thinner sound, 4 is a slap bass. A cool collectors item or a good tool if you're trying to sound retro as these were pretty popular back in the day."

Micro Moog synthesizer

via this auction

Note the dual/joint Technical Service Manual for both the Micromoog and the Multimoog. Anyone know how much overlap there is between the two?

Oberheim Xpander Expander

via this auction

Moog modular system 55 sequencing demo

YouTube via scienceforce

"This is a Moog modular system 55 from middle '70 years. The psu was restored and wood cabinets have been remade with the same high quality components and dimensions. This system is FULLY working and customized with a 904A filter in plus (less the noise and blank panel) so this system has 3x filters (2x lowpass + 1x highpass) + Filter coupler, very rare and special!'

Anyone know if this is this one?

Traffica Voca Electronica - Featuring Peter Zinovieff of EMS

YouTube via JeffreyPlaide.
"This track is a very unusual composition in that there are very few musical elements in the assemblage. Small samples of sound are spliced together to form various loops. Ethereal sinewaves connect various noises to the vocoded spoken word passages. The spoken word segment is actually the voice of Peter Zinovieff, whom with his EMS synthesizer company in Britain in the early 1970s produced the classic VCS3 range and Synthi 100 voltage controlled synthesizers. He is actually speaking about the advantages of making sequenced electronic music rather than by cutting up magnetic tape of recorded sounds. Today, it is much easier for the experimental musician to create music with computer software and editing techniques than it was in the late 1960s when Peter was experimenting. This sound collage represents a kind of special tribute to Peter Zinovieff and EMS, albeit in a very unusual arrangement of un-related samples and sinewave tones, culminating to the vocoded spoken word conclusion."