MATRIXSYNTH

Pedalboard Rearrangement

YouTube via penguinrock
"My process involved in setting up my guitar effects pedalboard.
Discussed here: Pedal Pad MPS-XL, Monster Power, drawing sketches,
cutting velcro shapes, applying epoxy."

Messin' around with Roland's JUNO-60

YouTube via saulocisneros
"Just trippin' with a Juno-60 that I got earlier today.
I also have a Juno 106. YES they SOUND different, they behave different, they have different character and features... I'll keep both."

Speak & spell mingles in the studio

YouTube via RothHandle
"Yesterday was a reunion of sorts as Claes Eliasson came back to Studio and helped me out to record some fresh overdubs for the new Necromonkey album. The song we worked on is called Tuesday as it was recorded on a Wednesday.

This film was recorded at Roth Händle studos in Stockholm, Sweden. This is where I spend my days recording and producing artists...The studio started in my apartment and evolved slowly from there. This is the forth location of the studio. The first one obviously was at home...the second and third was at a abandoned shipyard outside of Stockholm. The studio works more or less in two ways either the artists come here to the studio or people send files that I work with...If you are curious to find out more about the studio please visit www.roth-handle.nu for more info, blogs and odd facts. Oh yes and now I am on facebook too with a dedicated roth händle site...I dont know how to link to it but you people are all so internet smart so you can find...if you want to.

Thanks for watching,

Mattias"

FLWRPWR by Stomachlining

YouTube via stomachlining
"she/man vs. synthi... as the dope maq sequences the memorymoog plus the sherman filterbanks, hard left & hard right, take on the ems synthi A filter, center, for filter dominance; who wins? who cares... its flower power, man....the only zeitgeist that can save the planet. Don't let the times change your spirit, let your spirit change the times; with a big thank you to Oculus on super8 drums & Vy Fie on vocoder"

Korg X-911 Guitar Synthesizer With Rack Ears

via this auction

4ms Noise Swash Synthesizer -Max Tweaker

via this auction
"Flip switches for LFO and Self-osc, and Stomp switch for Bypass. Perfect for table-top use.

Custom Art Work -One of a kind!

Noise Swash:
* Swash: sweetspot heart of the noise circuit
* Noisegait: music-noise flow control
* Pregain: first stage gain
* Preclip: second stage diode clipping select
* Postgain: third stage gain
* Postclip: third stage clipping select
* Treble: sheering high-end
* Bass: rumbling low-end
* Low power: simulates low battery, each setting is a whole new swash...
* Self-oscillation: amount of internal feedback
* Self-osc stomp: kicks self-osc in/out (with LED)
* Volume: plenty of it!

Max Tweaker Swash:
* All of the above, plus...
* LFO: A rhythmic wave swashes uncertain characteristics of the noise in and out. Speed knobs, flashing LED, on/off switch
* LFO on/off stomp: Stomp LFO modulation in and out
* Tame/Trouble: Select between classic swash (trouble) and complete silence in bypass (tame)
* Noisevol: Gain of noise signal, effects self-oscillations (prior to master volume)
* External Audio: Modulate the noise with a second input jack
* ...or Clean vol: Volume of clean signal"

properboy "two-voice" synth demo

YouTube via theproperboy www.properboy.com

2010 SXSW web awards by Bleep labs

flickr by Dr. Bleep

"Special edition Thingamagoop2s for SXSW.
Instead of a silk screed metal front, they have a laser cut acrylic face plate and only a photocell and button for controls. The lights are always on and change every minute or so. When you press the button, it makes noise and cycles through five differnt audio presets.

Look for an special edition acrylic Thingamagoop2 for sale soon.

Thanks to Aaron H for the Photo."

1Song1Week1Year - Week12 - One Dozen

YouTube via DJDJSMusic
"Week 12 in my 1Song1Week1Year project to write one new song each week for a year.
This week's song is called "One Dozen".

I use Several slices of drum loops from Grove Criminals that I got from this month's issue of Computer Music magazine."