MATRIXSYNTH

Sync-Lock TR-808 MPC-60.mp4

YouTube via innerclock2004
"In this video we initially hear a recorded TR-808 audio loop playing from Ableton Live 8. As before, Live is driving the Sync-Lock via the Sync-Gen Plugin which is in turn driving a genuine TR-808 via Din Sync and an Akai MPC-60 MKI via Midi Clock. I first mute and then un-mute the TR-808 audio loop in Live so you know what it sounds like in isolation. Next I move to the real TR-808 and turn up the master output. I then turn to the MPC-60 and turn up the master output also. On the MPC-60 I hold the [Note Repeat] button and improvise on the Snare and Hi-Hat in quantized 16ths so you can hear the tight sync with both the real TR-808 and the Live audio loops as well. I turn down the real TR-808 for a few bars so you can hear just the MPC-60 and Live playing in sync and then bring the real TR-808 back up again in the mix. Finally, I take out the audio loop playing in Live laving just the TR-808 and the MPC-60 playing until the fade."

E-Mu SoundEngine MIDI Sound Module

via this auction

"This half-rack piece is, essentially, a two preset bank GM Rack module that features the ability to function in a 'Proteus Clone' mode, (with the exception of the sample ROM ), and features 32-voice polyphony, 16-part multitimbrality, 384 programmable presets, two digital effects processors, and a Mac computer interface. It was one of the first offerings of a General MIDI device, and certainly unique and collectible."

Monome Lego Cases

details on FXYDESIGN

"So what is monome? According to wiki, ' …is an eight-by-eight grid of backlit buttons which connects to a computer using aUSB cable and the Open Sound Control (OSC) protocol. Originally developed as an open ended performance interface for electronic music…'"

Tiptop Audio Z-DSP: assembly

flickr by Analogue Haven

"Photo of the first batch of Tiptop Audio Z-DSP modules being assembled at the factory. They are being put through a process called wave soldering (LINK). More photos via the following thread. LINK"

http://analoguehaven.com/

http://tiptopaudio.com/

Ready for Battle

flickr by Analogue Haven

"Berfmurret's beautiful Eurorack rig as originally posted at the Muff Wiggler forum. The system includes modules from various manufacturers as well as a DIY module and utility strips, all of which are assembled into a Halliburton case. A pedal section at the bottom integrates nicely via the The Harvestman Stilton Adaptor. LINK"

http://analoguehaven.com/