Moby and His Love for Vintage Drum Machines

Moby's Drum Machine & Synth Collection Uploaded on Feb 6, 2011 geroin31337



Originally via The Rumpus.

"Not to get too odd and esoteric, but there’s the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi. Do you know what wabi-sabi is? The more entropic something is, the more endearing it is. A bucket that’s forty years old that’s been used by a lady to clean the floors of a house she’s been working in is way more interesting than a brand new bucket from Walmart. A broken down, crummy Wall-E is way more interesting than a brand new robot. And that’s part of my love of these guys, they’re all about entropy. Sometimes they work, sometimes they don’t. They’re all dusty, they have pencil scribbles on them, none of them is cool, and the ones that sort of pretend to be cool are the least cool."

65 Pseudo Delay Buchla Style Tutorial

YouTube Uploaded by 7thDanSound on Apr 20, 2011

"Revisiting the old pseudo delay trick from Episode 19 but in Buchla style this time. Takes less cables :) I walk you through the whole thing step by step. Also, the lopass gates really lend themselves to this task, even in gate mode. There is room for experimentation in this patch for sure!"

Serge Noise Collector

YouTube Uploaded by verstaerker on Apr 20, 2011

"a collection of different noises made with the Serge Animal"

Melancholic chaos (Plogue Bidule + Moon Sono SX + EFM P600)

YouTube Uploaded by GruithuisenCityMan on Apr 20, 2011

"Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie and this music. The music has been made in one take using Plogue Bidule, the Elektrostudio Moon Sono SX VSTi, the EFM P600 VSTi, two Frettedsynth Saffron VST, three mda Delay VST and the Elogoxa Elottronix VST. Enjoy !"

MP16a - Now with TouchOSC Template by h3xl3r and Twisted Tools

YouTube Uploaded by twistedtools on Apr 20, 2011

"Twisted Tools has updated *MP16a to v1.2, featuring this amazing fully featured TouchOSC template with controller feedback.

TouchOSC Template by h3xl3r in conjunction with Twisted Tools
MIDI Learnable Amount Knobs
Next/Previous Snapshot via MIDI
Various Fixes and Enhancements
Updated Kore and Maschine Templates
Name change to MP16a

*MP16a is available to all registered users of the product 'Richard Devine's Analogue Microcosm' as additional content in the downloads section. If you haven't registered your product, you will need to login and register your product here to gain access."

TouchOSC - hexler
iPads on eBay

OTO BISCUIT Unboxing & Glamour Shots

http://www.otomachines.com/biscuit.html

Still Alive!

YouTube Uploaded by lftkryo on Apr 20, 2011

"A chipophone cover of Still Alive, Jonathan Coulton's song which plays at the end of Portal, featuring the lovely Gabriella as GlaDOS."

MOTM Oakley Modular

via this auction

"Most modules are by Synthesis Technology, and are build with great care, some were factory build. All are in perfect working order and calibrated. The modules are mounted in simple but sturdy 19" case.

Module list:
- MOTM 300 ultra VCO 2x
- Oakley VCO 1x
- MOTM 120 sub mux 1x
- MOTM 101 SH/Noise 1x
- MOTM 490 VCF (Moog filter) 1x
- MOTM 440 VCF (Prophet P5 filter) 1x
- MOTM 420 VCF (Korg MS 20 filter) 1x
- MOTM 910 cascade patch panel 1x
- MOTM 800 ADSR 3x
- MOTM 510 Wavewarper 1x
- MOTM 380 uLFO 1x
- MOTM 190 VCA 1x
- Oakley ADSR/VCA 1x
- Oakley Multimix 1x
- MOTM 650 Midi/CV 1x (the best Midi/CV out there!)
- MOTM 950 Powersupply (set to 220VAC, can be changed to 120VAC easily)."

Vintage Riha 1180 Keyboard Synth

via this auction

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ALTAIR 231 - 3VCO Soviet Analog Synthesizer with MIDI

via this auction

"Altair 231 is an almost identical copy of the famous Moog Minimoog, made in the former Soviet Union.

It was manufacture on "Estradin" military radio plant in Zhitomir city where was produced power synths, drums, signal processors in eighties.

Altair 231 has very fat and impressive analog sound, it can produce fat analog basses, classic rock leads, hard razor waves, various space FX`s , noises, ambient textures etc. The filter is really extreme and sounds fantastic."

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