MATRIXSYNTH

The Smiths', Please Please Please on Waldorf Blofeld

via Geoff on the Waldorf list:

"I recently finished a cover song of The Smith's, Please Please Please. I
used the Blofeld in it, but not exclusively. Enjoy.

http://www.entiumweb.com/Portals/0/Music/Please%20Please%20Please.mp3

For you KVR users, please leave me some feedback on this post.
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=266644

www.entiumweb.com
www.monodyweb.com"

NIN: "Cars" with Gary Numan, live from on stage, London 7.15.09

NIN: "Cars" with Gary Numan, live from on stage, London 7.15.09 [HD] from Nine Inch Nails on Vimeo.

some synth spotting. Moog Polymoog, DSI MEK, Jazz Mutant Lemur, AKAI MPD32. Also see this post and this post.

Novation Bass Station Analogue Synthesizer

via this auction

PPG Wave 2.3 Vintage Wavetable Synthesizer

via this auction

KORG POLY-800 HQ DEMO - Vintage Synthesizer 1984

YouTube via AnalogAudio1
"The Korg Poly-800 came out 1984 and is a interesting analog synthesizer with good, interesting sounds. It has MIDI, runs even with batteries, and can be used as a remote keyboard. It was cheap, almost every musician could afford one.

It has DCO's and a VCF - a real analog filter. It also has 3 envelopes and a noise generator. A shame that it doesn't have something like RING MOD. or OSC SYNC. But okay, it was small and cheap.

In this movie I show you some of my own sounds - without any added effects or equalizing. Really, it CAN sound excellent, if you program your own sounds. Some of the factory presets are ok, but not always that great...

The Poly-800 is great for analog pads, sequencer sounds and leads."

Qmmoggled

YouTube via maertsemil
"QMMG Wogglebug ZorlonCannon Malgorithm A-199 A-118 OSC-02 A-106-6XP PlagueBearer Model37 Model25 MFBDualADSR"

Simples Accords

YouTube via MIxbern

Holistic Additives - Modular synth + Monopoly + Volta

YouTube via doctorvague
"Volta, 4 trigger streams to a switcher to a Moon Modular trigger sequencer and on out to a Monopoly arpeggiator etc. It's as fun as it looks. I jammed to a different loop than you're hearing"

Wiard / Malekko NoiseRing Anti-Oscillator Random FM Sequences

YouTube via bigcitymusic
"Awesomeness! The NoiseRing is controlling the pitch of the Anti Osc which is being modulated by a Cwejman D-LFO. It seems random at first then you can start to hear a structure in the chaos. The NoiseRing will repeat a sequence for a while and then change to another random sequence. The sequences vary depending on the "Chance" and "Change" variables which can also be modulated externally with CV's. The NoiseRing is also clocking an Analogue Systems rs200 sequencer, pitch A going to the linear fm input of the AO. The rs200 is also triggering an A.S. rs60 EG which is opening the Borg filter module, doubling as a filter and VCA. FM randomadness!"