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Monday, January 10, 2011

Wavemakers Site Update - Dr. Terry Kincaid

via John Loffink

"Announcing a very exciting update for the Wavemakers web site. For the first time ever, photos of Dr. Terry Kincaid with his Wavemakers instruments in the 1970s, including an early prototype."

You can find the pics and history on the rare Wavemakers synthesizer on the Wavemakers history page.

"Terry Kincaid has been described as a unique individual and a genius by people who knew him well. Though his degrees were in music, he taught himself electronics well enough to make synthesizers that were competitive with contemporaries such as Moog and Arp. Terry even taught himself German so he could converse with German customers. In his later years he built computers from scratch. What Terry may have lacked was marketing and business sense, selling his synthesizers for little more than they cost in parts, and with little margin to pay for his labors."

Be sure to see the rest of the Wavemakers site as well if you haven't already. It's a fascinating bit of synth history.

synthachon chaos

synthachon chaos from todd barton on Vimeo.


"a completely different sound event each time a key is touched. for more examples of this amazing synth: youtube.com/​watch?v=fBVqsNJh2vg"

OP-1, NAMM 2011


YouTube via teenageengineering | January 10, 2011 |

"If you're at NAMM, please come by our booth, we'll be showing alot of new crazy features!"

Added to The NAMM List

ROLAND SH-201 D2


YouTube via betteroffted23 | January 10, 2011 |

"Custom patch for Roland SH-201"

ROLAND SH-201 D2

Introducing The Missing Link Wireless OSC/MIDI Translator


"The Missing Link OSC/MIDI Translator is a standalone hardware device which contains its own WiFi radio, and translates specially-coded OSC messages sent from your mobile device or computer into standard MIDI messages to control synthesizers, drum machines, mixers, digital audio workstations, or anything which responds to MIDI commands. It does this with low latency, high flexibility and configurability, and without the need for a computer anywhere in the control chain. Multiple wireless OSC devices may connect simultaneously to The Missing Link, making collaboration easy.

The Missing Link presents a breakthrough in MIDI technology by leveraging the power and easy configurability of mobile OSC apps already available for a variety of platforms, to control MIDI devices without the complication of WiFi or software translators, while at the same time freeing your device from cabling. It is truly the first and only device of its kind.

Pre-order sales are now being taken for the first production run of 100 units. Units are already being built, and will be shipping soon. The price is $150, available directly from http://www.wifimidi.com.

MMM Assembled board DIY examples


via George C Mattson on Facebook
(click for more)

http://mattsonminimodular.com/



DX5 playing Joy Division "Love Will Tear Us Apart"


YouTube via DX5 | January 10, 2011 |

"A track hard to cover without guitars. Just a try for one of the best songs ever made.

Keyboards:
Upper: Emu EMAX II HD
Lower: Kurzweil PC1x

Backtrack recorded in Pro Tools with Reason ReWired

Composed by Bernard Albrecht / Ian Curtis / Peter Hook / Stephen Morris"

uSYNTHs for You

micro synth art on tumbler:

http://microsynths.tumblr.com/

via üav

"The main idea is to symplify the design a maximum with keeping the visual identity of the synth. I will try to give a flow of one day per synth/other gears that makes sounds, during this month or more."

You can also find üav on SoundCloud


Vocoder Experiment #2

Added to this post.

Mt. Olivet - Hello Honey


YouTube via thublihnk | December 12, 2010 |
Some synth spotting. Yep, Metasonix yellow sticks out like a ....
"Directed&Edited by Erik Parker. Help by Ryan Tourville and Zack Hazlett"

"MPC 500 sequencing
DSI Tetra
And Moog LP
plus a little background from a dopefr and a maestro tape delay."
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