Crumar Stratus polyphonic synthesizer organ hybrid

via this auction
"It's a 2 oscillator 6 note polyphonic analog synth that uses the same chips as the most sought after analog polysynths. There's also an organ section with 4 drawbars to determine volumes of each of 4 octaves. Warm filter. The LFO can do FM, wah or tremolo. The LFO section also has adjustable slope and delay. There's a button that causes the LFO to automatically do 1 octave square wave pitch modulation. The oscillator glide can be set to single or multi trigger. There's an oscillator pitch envelope as well. Otherwise, its a really cool, nice sounding synth."

Oberheim 003

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Moog Voyager: Low Oscillator Volume + FX

Moog Voyager: Low Oscillator Volume + FX from Calvin Cardioid on Vimeo.

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From CL516 BLOG:
A simple video just to hear the sounds, headphones ON!

With all the recent talk about the upcoming Moog Voyager XL, I thought I'd take the Voyager out for a spin. Everything played here exited the Voyager's left mono output only, making use of the dual filters and spacing knob. For another Moog Voyager video, please visit: vimeo.com/​12410737 [below]

bit.ly/​dnyXG2"

Thickening Up the Moog Voyager from Calvin Cardioid on Vimeo.

ANALOGUE ECHO/REVERB by S-CAT

YouTube via PHONICPOTION | September 17, 2010
S-CAT on Ebay
"CIRCUIT BENT WITH 6 MODIFICATIONS"

the jerkster vs mankato vs bindubba5

YouTube via cirtcele | September 17, 2010

"Warning - This vid has some flashing lights in it, if watching Pokemon makes you foam at the mouth and lose control of your bodily functions, you probably should not watch this. The flashing is caused by glitchy beta version FX software i was using....which i totally love.

This patch starts simply with bindubba5 driving a VCO, to give an idea of the basic pattern. After that the VCO Tri out is plugged into the Mankato VCF and the jerkster is connected to the Makato's Cv input.
Apart from slowing down the main clock, only the pots on the Jerkster are adjusted during recording. Please forgive my obvious lack of musical talent and appreciate the wide range of sounds and obnoxiousness you can get from simply tweaking the jerkster."

Grainged Beats

YouTube via resonantfilterblog | September 17, 2010

"Playing with Kong's "chunk trig" feature in Reason 5 on a Machinedrum beat courtesy of Lost & Found (www.rackflip.com). Grainger & Key Repeat patches from Filter Research 2 (www.nucleus-soundlab.com)."

Density 1.1.5 Sequencer performance

YouTube via apescarbo | September 17, 2010

"This video show the new features in the 1.1.5 ver, follow a little performance:
.autopopulate soundfiles folder
.global presets, menage all Density widgets together
.dynamic snapshots allocation (until over 100 snaps)
.snapshots consecutive renumber list
.snapshots call/rename/scrub window
.global transport time
.snapshots sequencer rhythms improviser unit"

Circuit Bent Anpanman Keyboard

YouTube via eecouk | September 17, 2010

"Circuit Bent Anpanman Keyboard (from Japan)

Part 2 showing the keyboard being triggered from our sequencer and also running a simple Kaossilator loop through the mic input and using the bends to mess with Kaoss sounds!

Watch Part 1 here - [below]

Switched Mono mini jack output

Trigger in Jack (for my sequencer)

Pitch Up/Down Control

The Four toggle Switches provide - Distortion, Bass, Grainy Distortion and other heavy sounding stuff

Also these distortion bends work on the Mic input, so another unit can be put through these distortions."

Circuit Bent Anpanman Keyboard Part 1 by freeform delusion

Prohibition

YouTube via NeoKitschMusic | September 17, 2010

"From the Haken Continuum Fingerboard album, "Continuum Fingers". This piece demonstrates one of Edmund Eagan's brilliant internal sounds of the Continuum Fingerboard, where a wild and dark brass and trombone sound can be achieved. The music was composed and performed by Danny Hahn at the NeoKitsch studio. The track, entitled 'Prohibition', can be downloaded from iTunes and other leading stores.
For more videos and music, visit the NeoKitsch website: www.neokitsch.com
The music is set to Art Clokey's classic, "Gumbasia"."