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Rheyne - iElectribe and iKaossilator Jam

"Playing with Korg's iElectribe on an iPad 2, sync'd via bluetooth to iKaossilator on an iPhone 4. All audio is from the apps."

MFOS WGS - first power-up test after assembly

YouTube Uploaded by SynthManiaDotCom on Dec 18, 2011

"I put together this DIY synth kit from "Music From Outer Space" (MFOS). It's called "Weird Sound Generator" (WSG) and surely enough, it lives up to his name. A great way to enter synth DIY..."

SERGE multi filter qvcf and variable slope vcf

YouTube Uploaded by DrOctave1 on Dec 18, 2011

"ok here is a simple patch showing some of the range of the variable Q vcf and the variable slope vcf. same signal to both only going between the two useing the xfader for comparisson. at the end i added some FM to show a little flavor and not so boreing."

New I Dream Of Wires Pics

via Modular: the documentary on Facebook

Remember to check out their IndieGoGo page.

Pictured here:

"Lori Napoleon with a module in testing phase."

"Christina Sealey of Orphx visits Jason Amm's studio."

"Christina Sealey of Orphx"

"Robert Fantinatto at the /RUN studio"

Taking a Break From the Babe

The Synth Babes label is now Synth Chicks.
The first new post to get the label: Mischievous Pauline's Il Pleut Cover - Live Session.

acid bedroom / tb-303 modded / tr-606 modded /

YouTube Uploaded by user3867951 on Nov 25, 2011

"aciiid

soundcloud.com/acid_contact/dj-weetabix"

S-CAT Casio MT-40 In the Making

Coco Elektrik has a post up on the making of an S-CAT Casio MT-40. You'll find more pics a video and details here.

You might remember the look of this one from this previous video.

You can find S-CAT works for sale on eBay here. If you have an RSS reader you can sub to new items going up via this link. Remember to check out the RSS links in the More Stuff section as well.

Roland Sh-7 Synthesizer

via this auction

"The Roland SH-7 is a Duophonic Analog Synthesizer. The Sh-7 was first released in 1978 - 1981"

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ROLAND JSQ-60 DCB Sequencer with Original Box

via this auction

"This sequencer connects to a Juno 60 or Jupiter 8a (and modified early Jupiter 8s) via its hardwired DCB cable and allows you to record and overdub up to 2000 note sequences either in real time or in single step loading. It features two DIN Sync outs, allowing control of anything equipped with a DIN Sync socket (ie, TB-303, TR-808, TR-606, CR-8000 etc). It also has a tape interface for saving/loading compositions, which can be used with almost any recording/playback medium (eg computer DAW) for backing up recorded songs. It retains the last composition in internal memory, even when switched off. It is powered by a standard 9v boss type adaptor (not included)."