MATRIXSYNTH

PICnome & M4L Demo 2011/01/06

YouTube via yamamo2 | January 06, 2011 | 1 likes, 0 dislikes

"mm4lr(modified-mlr for M4L)
maxforlive.com/library/device.php?id=322

bounds(boiingg for M4L)
maxforlive.com/library/device.php?id=277

PICnome
atelier.tkrworks.net/?lang=en
atelier.tkrworks.net/shop/index.php?main_page=index"

Update via Dave O Mahoney in the comments:

"Please see here for the monome community opinion on this:
http://post.monome.org/comments.php?DiscussionID=3843"

Corrosive

YouTube via Elektriber | January 06, 2011 |

"No more boring acid.
Here's some proper x0xb0x sound.
Enjoy."

tabulaRasa wavetable oscillator

via gregsurges.com where you'll find a slightly bigger pic.

"Here's the first prototype of my tabulaRasa wavetable oscillator module. Making progress on the tabulaRasa hardware – ordered the second prototypes from dorkbotpdx today. More soon."

follow-up to this post where you'll find a video of the breadboard version.

Five G

flickr set by jboberg
(click for more)

follow-up to this post.

That's a Teisco 110f on the right. See the super size shot here. Sequential Circuits Prophet-5s & more in the middle shot, and Moog modular below.

Update via the world of next tuesday in the comments: "Those are 1990s Cincinnati Moog modules from before Bob reclaimed his trademark in the last photo. The cropped picture hanging on the upper right of the modules is Isao Tomita's real Moog which they restored a while back."

See this post and the Donimoog label below for more.

BLEEP LABS NEBULOPHONE

via this auction
"The Nebulophone is an Arduino based synth with a stylus keyboard. It was designed as kit for Handmade Music Austin and features:

- Five waveforms (ramp, triangle, square, pulse, and noise)
- Adjustable decay
- Light controlled analog low-pass filter with five adjustable LFO LED modes.
- Four arpeggio modes with adjustable rate.
- Portamento with three speed settings.
- Pitch range and keyboard temperament controls. Switch between major and chromatic keyboard mapping.
- Hypernoise 3000 mode
- Infrared control of arp rate with other Andromeda Space Rocker devices.
- Open-source Aduino code"

YouTube via drbleep | April 09, 2010 previously posted

"Bleep Labs introduces the Nebulophone, an Arduino based stylus synth with a light controlled analog low-pass filter.
Get the the kit or completed synth at bleeplabs.com"

Alex recording Mini Moog

YouTube via RothHandle | January 06, 2011 | 0 likes, 0 dislikes
Unless there's another, that's not just any Minimoog, but ABBA's Minimoog.
"Things are moving forward rapidly with the Gösta Berlings saga recording. Today was the last scheduled day of recording.

If you want to get in touch please type in a search for Roth Händle studios on Facebook for more pics blogs and updates."

Alex recording the Roland SH-2000

http://www.youtube.com/user/RothHandle

Not Enough Cables

YouTube via humankoala | January 06, 2011 |

"Hz Donut in a172 max/min, each osc drived by a156/a160/161/a138c
i'm trying to generate nice overtones from hertz donut using the max/min module ( an idea taken from muffwiggler forum's thread)
Anti-osc modulated by hertz donut and triangle folded by stg wavefolder, mayhem filtered by borg and fxd by tyme sefari,
enveloppe from maths
random and clock from a147&wogglebug
mixed and filtered by qmmg/unity mixer/borg
lowfi reverb from audiodamage ratshack reverb

better quality recording : http://soundcloud.com/human-koala/not...

Enjoy !"

Not Enough Cables by Human Koala

bluebox in the making

YouTube via dd49ll

If you are pressed for time, be sure to forward through each video to get a taste of what this thing is capable of. Note these are early videos in the making of the bluebox. See the bluebox label below for more and of course check out the bluebox website at www.digitalsoundchips.com.

Playlist:
New 8-bit synthesizer demo
Pocket lo-fi synthesizer
Hard core synthesizer 1
Hard core synthesizer 2
Hard core synthesizer 3
Hard core synthesizer 4
Hard core synthesizer 5

Bugbrand modular experiment gonzo style

YouTube via darenager | January 06, 2011 |

"Experiment using the modular, creating a sequence without any traditional sequencer, using clock dividers and a mixer. Not a musical statement just a fun experiment using different techniques. Quick and dirty."