The 3 synths again!

YouTube via NUTWAVE | December 15, 2009

"another poor quality piss around with the korg monopoly roland juno 60 and korg ms10 with the space echo on the juno and a simple 606 beat. njoy!"

Purplehands Acid Jam

YouTube via NUTWAVE | February 19, 2008

"live acid messabout with one hand difficulty"

Vermona DRM MK III Electro Groove

YouTube via NUTWAVE | June 15, 2009

"Vermona DRM MK III attacks directly with 606 flanking!"

Roland A-90: Battery explaination, cleaning and removing hammer action keys.

YouTube via TheSynthFreq | July 11, 2010

"Hi. :)
This is a short ,hopefully helpful video on how to locate the internal battery and how to go about removing and replacing it. Remember that the A-90 requires a CR2032 battery and that it should be replaced every 5 to 10 years to ensure best operation and avoid a leaking battery, which is dangerous for synths. These batteries are only about $2 and can be found at Walgreen's, or Radio Shack or any other store that carries batteries and electronics.
I also attempt to explain the process of how to remove the hammer action (P4 keybed) keys from the A-90ex. Often times after a long life, there will be lots of dust and grime under those keys since the grease traps the dust that falls in between them. I normally remove every key and weight once a year and give it a thorough cleaning as a preventative measure against dust and also to check the hammers themselves to find cracks or any broken weights. You can tell if a weight is broken by either the loud "pop" that is heard, or if the key "caves in".

Please enjoy the video and let me know if there is any further explanations needed. :)

:) TSF

Note: The A-90ex was not harmed in the making of this video. lol"

Highsage - "Cream" (performed live)

YouTube via shagghie | July 10, 2010

"Rehearsing for live PA show in Vegas on the 30th at the Riviera. Thought I'd capture the moment. This track 9 of the set, entitled "Cream" (because that's how the pads sound...)
Gear: Elektron Machinedrum, Acidlab Bassline 2, Eventide Pitchfactor, Ecler Nuo 2.0"

Korg DS10XL Monotron2x

YouTube via FSK1138 | July 10, 2010

"just got my second unit today :) !!!!!

quick fingered moment of inspiration
with 2x Korg Monotron and Nintendo DS10xl

audio out from DS20xl into monotron1 aux
audio out from monotron1 to monotron2 aux

web cam does not pick up --wicked low end frequency-

....now i start the modding these puppies ..

special thanks to MOOG AUDIO"

"Dreamland" Abend Impressionen VIII

YouTube via Korgator | July 10, 2010

"1.Start with Polymorph Sound"StereoMelod2",
2.Play the Sound from OB 12 "FatPad" and the Sound from Triton Le"Sailing,
3.Play Arpeggiator from Korg Mono Poly,
4.Play the Sound from Polymorph and the Sound from Roland JP8080"GR 300 Solo"!
The Visualizations are from the WinAmp Mediaplayer."

Mono/Fury - Free VST synth - vstplanet.com

YouTube via vstplanet | July 10, 2010

"Mono/Fury - Free VST synth http://www.vstplanet.com/Instruments/...
Developer: http://www.fullbucket.de/music/vst.html"

phooze

YouTube via ripe909 | July 10, 2010

"A live acid jam.
TB-303 for bass, revolution for lead. The usual x0x suspects all being sequenced by the genoQs octopus.

All recorded live. I tried out some multi camera video editing as well just for fun."
Akai MFC filters.

Elektor Formant with step sequencer

video upload by MusicMiK

"Finally i got the missing VCO module for my Elektor Formant. And there also was "something else" in the box, which clearly looked like a step sequencer.

After finding out where the loose cables go and where power has to go, it needed some repair and now works quite fine. According to the chip labels, this thing might be built 1978, it's a very simple design with a 4520 binary counter, 3 4051 for potentiometer multiplexing and sequence control, together with a 4001 which generates the reset signal for the 4520.
The main clock comes from a NE555, the output buffers are TL071 now as one of the CA3130 was dead.

I don't know more about this thing, it looks a bit like a kit, but it also might just be built around a commercial PCB (single sided hand-drawn layout but white print on the component side). No signs about who made this thing, no schematics available (but in fact, it could be developed from scratch in less than a day i think :)

No, i didn't take care of dialing in any well-sounding melody, so it for sure sounds a bit strange..."