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"DIY serge clone modular - Elektron Octatrack sampler - Teenage Engeneering OP-1 synth/sampler/4-track tape recorder"

Otolathe at Apartment Music #11

YouTube Uploaded by otolathe on Jun 12, 2011

"Apartment Music #11 was the second in a series curated by Hal McGee (Gainesville, FL) which featured live streaming video, plus two performers from remote locations. Otolathe broadcasting from Tampa, FL was one of these remote performers, and the other was Otto von Rhinau and Friends from Strasbourg, France. The show also featured Andrew Weathers & Hal McGee, Adam Scott Neal, Andrew Chadwick, Christopher Nadeau, Keahota Hota, Lumen Kishkumen, and Nicholas Rejack."

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Montée's Maya Vik & a Moog Prodigy - Øyafestivalen in Oslo, Norway

This one spotted by Rune. There's an Oberheim OB-8 in the back as well.

Clavia Nord Wave in the vid below.



Montée - Faith
YouTube Uploaded by OsloRecordsNorway on Mar 7, 2011

"Purchase this song at: http://itunes.apple.com/no/album/faith-single/id422498636 [Montée]
Pictures from by:Larm, Oslo, March 2011. Directed by Magnus Rye. Song from the forthcoming album "Rendition Of You". Mixed by Eliot James for Audio Authority Management."


Montée "isle of now"
YouTube Uploaded by furiamusic on Mar 15, 2009

"Montée performing at Storestudio. "isle of now" is out 16th of March. See more at; www.mayavik.com"

Modular Sequenced with Ribbon Controller Solo.mov

YouTube Uploaded by Yuwipiman on Aug 13, 2011

"Using a hybrid 5U modular synthesizer, this recording is a live performance with a Walking Stick 500mm ribbon controller solo. The synth is running multiple sequencers, oscillators, filters, and envelopes, in order to play all of the parts at once. A dotcom Q119 sequencer is used for three lines of sequence, and it is triggered by a STG Trigger Store. Nothing is multi-tracked."

The Buchla Music Box 1976 - Buchla with Keyboard

via It's Full of Stars

"Finn Mortensen (t.v) folger interessert med i hvordan Hal Clark (programmerer) studioets sentrale (instruments), The Bucha Music Box. Norsk Studio for Elektronisk Musikk, Hovikodden, november 1976."

Googlish:
"Finn Mortensen (left) Folger Interessert in Hvordan Hal Clark (program) studioets Sentral (instrument), The Buchla Music Box. Norwegian Studio for Electronic Musikk, Hovikodden, November 1976."

You don't normally see Buchla's with standard keyboards.

Update via Ulf in the comments: "Finn Mortensen (left) is following Hal Clark with interest while he is programming the studios central instrument, The Buchla Music Box. Norsk Studio for Elektronisk Musikk, Hovikodden, November 1976."

Chimera Synthesis BC16 semi modular synthesiser

via this auction

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EGDR808 Drum Machine - Manual Play mode

YouTube Uploaded by ElliottGarage on Aug 4, 2011

"Download link
[EGDR808 - Elliott Garage - iTunes]

ElliottGarage presents EGDR808, a drum machine that emulates the vintage hardware from the 80′s.

Its realistic and clear interface recalls the analog machine from the past, for all the vintage fanatics.

You can play with the rythm presets included or you can create your own pattern.

Features:
- Interface like the real drum machine from the 80′s
- 16 steps sequencer
- 12 programmable rythm patterns and 4 fills patterns
- Auto fill in every 2, 4, 8, 12 or 16 pattern
- Save the pattern you've created and play your songs

http://elliottgarage.wordpress.com/"

EGDR808 - Elliott Garage - iTunes
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Herb Deutsch's Moog Vocoder (Bode) 16-chan 327A Up for Auction

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"Just serviced. Rare Moog Vocoder Model 327A/MBVO (16-channel), co-designed by Dr. Harald Bode & Dr. Bob Moog. This unit is a piece of musical history, too, as it was owned by Dr. Herb Deutsch, who co-designed the first Moog synthesizer in the early '60s with Dr. Bob Moog. Seller knows Herb Deutsch personally & acquired the unit from him directly (authenticity can be provided). Includes copies of manuals/documentation & patch images. The Moog Vocoder was used by artists including Wendy Carlos, Moog Cookbook, Devo, Saga, Yellow Magic Orchestra, and filmmaker/composer John Carpenter, among others.

In 1979, Moog Music released its vocoder, although its design and architecture are almost identical to the Bode 7702 model (see image of Bode Vocoder with a "cross-over" patch). It's a 16-band analog vocoder, which separates voice/synthesizer sounds (carrier signal) into frequency-bands ranging from 50 to 5080 cycles-per-second. It does not have any internal oscillators, so it is designed to be used as a signal processor for external carrier & modulator wave sources. The modulator is typically a vocal or drum beat used to modulate the carrier/synth sound being processed. It has microphone & line inputs, as well as 16 synthesizer inputs (1 for each frequency-band), and 16 outputs. This 16-channel cross-matrix patching system provides incredible flexibility, allowing for full external patching between synth & vocoder sections. Other features include a high-frequency bypass, a short 6ms response time for capturing fast percussive sounds, sample-and-hold, and a global bypass switch to turn off the vocoding effect (it has no built-in output mixer, MIDI or CV/Gate).

Sounds great! Recent service included replacement of parts, cleaning & otherwise. Includes power cord, but no patch cords (Seller can refer Buyer to patch cord vendors). The handles/rack-mounts are reversible. 115v/220v switchable. In good physical condition but has some surface scratches, etc. Message Seller with any questions. Moog Vocoders have sold for more than US$5,000 on eBay & private transactions in recent years.

Example: Hear the nearly-identical Bode 7702 vocoder in action [video below]

Own a piece of musical history, and a great addition to any modern studio!"





Bode (Moog) Vocoder 7702 Demonstration Uploaded by intromix on Jun 13, 2011

Eddie Jobson's Hammond C3 organ/custom+restored

UK - NOTHING TO LOSE 1979 - HD

YouTube Uploaded by TomnookHD on Dec 21, 2008

"UK from 35mm film recorded 1979. HD 720p version."

via this auction
"Own a piece of rock 'n’ roll history! Eddie Jobson's customized Hammond C3 organ, played with his late-1970's progressive-rock super-group: UK (band-mates: John Wetton, Allan Holdsworth & Bill Bruford/Terry Bozzio). Featured on UK's albums "UK" (self-titled debut), "Danger Money", and "Night After Night" (live in Japan); notable tracks: "Alaska", "Nothing To Lose", "Danger Money", "Carrying No Cross" & "Night After Night". Seller acquired organ directly from Eddie in 2003. (Authenticity can be provided.) Organ was just serviced & “restored” by a renowned Hammond technician, including new tubes. It works & sounds incredible!

This is one of two Hammond C3's (manufactured in the mid-1950s) customized by Pro-Co of Kalamazoo, MI. One went to Rick Wakeman (Yes, etc.) in ’76, the other to Eddie Jobson in ’77 (Eddie was formerly with Roxy Music, Frank Zappa and Curved Air). The organ has enhanced percussion, direct output, built-in phase-shifter & Leslie speed control, custom presets personally hand-wired & labeled by Eddie, standard & custom Leslie interfaces, plug for remote pedal volume or effects send/return, and remote Leslie speed-control pedal connection. Painted black (excludes bass pedals, bench, music stand and Leslie or tone cabinet). Organ is in good physical condition (high “C” of lower manual has small chip). Includes Eddie Jobson's large Anvil[-style] flight case...

Photo descriptions (selected):
#2 Custom Leslie speed-control & Chorus panels, and Eddie’s custom draw-bar presets.
#3 AC power and standard Leslie connections.
#4 Custom box with 1/4” direct (DI) output, special Leslie audio & speed control XLR outputs, and Leslie remote speed-control pedal plugs.
#5 Rear view of console, including new tubes, Phaser unit (far right), isolation transformer for Leslie interface, remote volume/effects plug, and Eddie’s hand-wired custom preset patches.
#6 is Eddie Jobson playing the C3 with ‘UK’ (other keyboards in photo not included).
#7 Plug (TRS/ring-tip sleeve) for remote volume control or effects send/return.

Here's a video featuring the organ in 'Nothing To Lose'" [above]

inside a C3

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Drinko by Madruss

Drinko by Madruss
"08 03 2011 :)"

via Percussa:
"Drinko-1 is an example of a track which he created using AudioCubes. In the track he uses Minimoog bass parameters, compressor parameters, Ableton for clip starts, which were all controlled simultaneous with two AudioCubes..." See here for the full post.