Stereoized cheeping chaos (Plogue Bidule + Glen Stegner ARPPE 2600 VA + Elogoxa Elottronix)

YouTube Uploaded by GruithuisenCityMan on May 10, 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 Glen Stegner ARPPE 2600 VA VSTI and the Elogoxa Elottronix VST. Enjoy !"

ether^ra EAREND

YouTube Uploaded by potterpaint2000 on May 10, 2011

"an Buchla 200e imrov featuring the 266e and 256e in dominant roles. http://etherra.blogspot.com//"

ether^ra 2-VOLT-56

Uploaded by potterpaint2000 on May 10, 2011

"a Buchla 200e improv featuring the 256e. http://etherra.blogspot.com"

Eventide Space Bugbrand PT Delay Postcard Weevil Device Mutilation by electroscape

YouTube Uploaded by softfreak on May 10, 2011

"http://www.myspace.com/498192394
http://www.electroscape.net"

via sendling aka ....noise love

Native Instruments - Absynth SoundScape (Stasis)

YouTube Uploaded by ANTsynth on May 10, 2011

"Sound Design using Native Instruments Absynth."

Native Instruments - Absynth SoundScape ( In The Realm)

buchla5

flickr By mikeosheridain
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Coron Drum Synth RDS

via Vemia

"Here's a quite unique chance to get 2 CORON 's analog DRUM SYNTH RDS modules in excellent electronic and cosmetic condition. They are extremely rare due to a very limited production at the end of 70's. There are 2 voices (synth) per unit, so 4 voices for this lot ! You can trigger them with an appropriate signal (such as a trigger/tom sound from a drum machine); of course you will be able to alter parameters in your sounds for each OSC (see photos) Really fat and versatiles analog sounds !"

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Soundtorch 2.0

YouTube Uploaded by fm3000 on May 9, 2011

"http://soundtorch.com/

Audio Browsing Redefined.

Soundtorch lets you browse through your audio collection extremely fast. Just drag your audio files onto the Soundtorch view ― all sounds are immediately arranged in a meaningful way and ready to be auditioned. Soundtorch is driven by the C.A.S.E. (Computer Aided Sound Exploration) engine, a sophisticated suite of algorithms that analyze and intelligently classify your audio collection.

With Soundtorch you can listen to sounds using a virtual torchlight ― all sounds illuminated by the light are played back simultaneously. This allows you to get an overview of literally thousands of sound files in a matter of mere minutes. As you zoom in or focus the light beam, you can still listen to one sound at a time.

Even though Soundtorch plays so many sounds at once, there's no cacophony. Your mind is powerful enough to easily spot the sound you like. Soundtorch further positions each playing sound on a surround system, or uses advanced surround virtualization when listening with headphones.

http://accessive-tools.com
http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1520465
http://www.j3l7h.de"

EMS Synthi Hi Fli

via Vemia

"A rare early Synthi Hifli with original stand and early series chunky nylon-dipped pedals in beautiful condition. Serial number 9064, so the sixty-fourth Hifli made out of a total production of 450. This unit has been recently refurbished by EMS and Steve Thomas. Only a small number of these virtually indestructible diecast pedals were supplied before a change was made to the cheaper Solasound pedal shells. The original three-part chromed stands are also much sought-after. The previous owner added a useful modification switch that allows the permanent envelope system to be bypassed. David Cockerell's original design prevented the Hifli from being used with a continuous non-percussive audio signal. A mains on-off switch has also been added on the front panel. Evidence of two other modifications (now removed) can be seen. A jack socket was connected in the middle of the front face, now replaced with a blanking plug. This will be painted white for delivery. Also another switch to the right of the mains on-off switch has been removed. Note that this Hifli does not include the Growl modification added to the later Hiflis, although this can still be retrofitted by EMS if desired. VEMIA will pack and deliver or ship this instrument to the winning bidder. If you want the growl modification done, that could be done by EMS before we receive the Hi-Fli - at a cost of 90GBP total."

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Movement Drum Computer Mk II x 2

via Vemia
"I purchased both of these Movement Mark II's around eight years ago - both are sold as one lot (reason in a minute) and as non working. The first appears to be an earlier machine (no floppy drive) and is in cosmetically better condition than the other. It comes with a customquality flight case and appears to have been used by someone called 'T Vallis' although I can't find anything about them. Note this unit does not have MIDI. Upon powering on there is a nasty crackling from the power supply so it needs some care from a person qualified to do so! The second unit is I suspect later, firstly it has a built in floppy drive and seems to want to boot from it - however I have no boot or other discs for it. Secondly it has MIDI ports on the back. Movement produced very few units of the MkII - the Mk1 having been famously used in the 'Sweet Dreams' video by Eurythmics [see this post]. I understood Blancmange used a Movement Mk II for a couple of their albums - hence my having to try and own one (hands up to being a huge Blancmange fan!). They need to go to a good home who can get them working again - hence being sold as one lot - tragically I suspect one is going to have to be used to provide parts transplant for the other to make one working unit. ** According to nLi, the Movements were based on a NASCOM computer - lots of info at http://www.nascomhomepage.com/ **"

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EMS DK0 keyboard - the rarest of EMS!

via Vemia  "People talk glibly of 'museum quality', but if there is one item in this auction that fits that description, it is this. Firstly, it is very early, and extraordinarily rare: Serial number 7001, and we believe Robin Wood at EMS has had his hands on only ONE other example (possibly Eno's?). (On the phone this week he clarified this - there may have originally been 10 or 15 made altogether, he guesses, but he has only seen one.) Secondly, the cosmetic condition is unbelievably good: it honestly looks like it was made in the last few months, not nearly 40 years ago. The black tolex is so perfectly black, and the keys so perfectly white, that it is very difficult to photograph. It is clear that it has hardly ever been used, if ever. It was stored in dry, secure non-smoking storage at Dartington College of Arts, who owned it from new. It has been checked over and calibrated by Lucid Sound, is in perfect working order, and comes with a perfect eight-pin lead."

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