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Synare PS-3 Space Drum Synth w/manual

Moog Voyager Old School with Case

via this auction

"A very rare and no longer produced version of the Voyager with NO MIDI. Just 100% pure analog Moogness for the purists out there."

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MemoryMoog Sounds

YouTube Uploaded by gstormelectro on Jul 10, 2011

"This is an old audio track of mostly unrehearsed noodling from a Moog MemoryMoog. The original video footage was lost in a computer crash and unfortunately had to sell the Moog last year. But I posted some pics of that old beast instead. Enjoy. -g"

Hirajoshi

YouTube Uploaded by Ebotronix on Jul 10, 2011

"Jupiter 6 with Europa six tracks
D Drum 4 se
Japan Hirajoshi scale"

((( T.E. OP-1 )))

YouTube Uploaded by evercycling on Jul 10, 2011

"Little 80's style doodle i did chilling in bed with my OP1 :-). Love this thing!"

Teenage Engineering OP-1

flickr By The Synthesizer Book

"The beach and my OP-1"

Serge recording

flickr By parasitk

"Tracking some bleeps and bloops through my mobile recording rig."

Serge Creature Drone - FM Bombs by parasitk
"Dual Creature M-odules. Two TGO saw waves (left side) into a VCFQ, with LFO (TGO right side and S/SG cross mod) modulation of resonance and cutoff. Pretty straightforward. But the second VCFQ is being triggered and the resulting sine burst is FMing the first filter. Lovely.

PS: The photo is not of this patch."

Galería Befaco

via BEFACO (Googlish here)

"Diego Garcia has finished its first full Befaco synthesizer, look how cool!

Modules: Interface MIDI CV / / VCO x 4 / / BF -20 VCF / / Complex EG x 2 / / Quad VCA x 2 / / Tube VCA / Distortion / / Noise + Lag / / Ring Modulator / / I / O Module

On the other hand [below], Manu (member Smëgg ) continues its pileup aelantando, based on modules with custom front panel"

See the BEFACO links above for more.

Circuit Bent Elmo

YouTube Uploaded by FrankenMusik on Jul 10, 2011

"Yet another fun Elmo Bent Toy. Originally this toy was a Silly Parts Talking Elmo. Unfortunately I do not have any of the accessories, but he is still loads of fun to play/sample from.

There are two basic mods, pitch control and power starve. About half way into the video I switch over to added effects; space like sounds from Elmo.

http://www.frankenmusik.blogspot.com"

" Power Starve
1/8" Output Jack
Pitch Control
Pitch Control Switch: Pitch ON/OFF/(ON)
Runs on 2 "AA" Batteries

This is a custom Circuit Bent toy that offers some great sounding glitches. Alter Elmo's voice and send him into drones by limiting the power to the CPU (brain); this is the Blue Control knob atop Elmo's head-appropriately place.

Originally this was a Silly Parts Talking Elmo and unfortunately I do not have all the accessories. Released in 2003 and discontinued in 2009. From what I gather a bit of rare toy, but not my forte. I fashioned a couple of aluminum pins that activate the switches in Elmo's body. The switches (8 of them) are located at his hands, feet head, belly and nose. If you have plans to dress him up, you are out of luck :).

Electronically, this moderately modified toy is in great working order. Battery cover is in place. Elmo has some minor scratches and scuffs."

CAUSTIC - Control Automation (knob recording)

YouTube Uploaded by CausticApp on Jul 9, 2011

"This short video shows how to record knob positions for playback, aka controller automation.

This new feature lets you add much more character to your songs by changing values over the length of the track. You can accomplish classic things like filter sweeps and volume fades. Any automation will be saved into your file and exported into output files."

Uploaded by CausticApp on Jul 9, 2011

"This video explains how to use the various sections of the SubSynth machine in CAUSTIC for Android.

The subsynth is probably the most complicated machine in the rack so I thought I'd give it its own tutorial. This video also shows off the cool new "Waveform Editor" that allows you to draw a waveform right on your Android device and use it as the starting point for your SubSynth preset.

For more reading on subtractive synthesis here are few links:
http://www.kvraudio.com/wiki/?id=The+Basics+of+Subtractive+Synthesis
http://www.fortunecity.com/emachines/e11/86/synth1.html

You can get CAUSTIC from the Android Market at
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.singlecellsoftware.caustic"