MATRIXSYNTH

NTH Quad Jam

YouTube Published on Apr 19, 2012 by nthsynth

"The NTH @ Kickstarter:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/holland/nth-music-synthesizer

The NTH is a fun-to-use, sonically-rich, hackable music synthesizer. It features digital oscillators, an analog low-pass filter, an integrated step sequencer, MIDI I/O, and simple, intuitive controls.

Audio examples, product photos, and additional documentation can be found at the NTH website:

http://nthsynth.com/

The NTH was designed by Kevin Holland and John Staskevich. Kevin's music and software can be found at http://www.sineqube.com. John's electronics designs can be found at http://www.highlyliquid.com.

Thanks for watching!"

KORG KRONOS Stradivari Sound Libraries EXs11 Legendary Strings

Part1: Stradivari Control (KORG KRONOS Sound Libraries EXs11 Legendary Strings)

YouTube Published on Apr 19, 2012 by KORGINC

"KRONOSの追加音色ライブラリー、EXs11 Legendary Stringsの解説ビデオです。1本目はU-G000:Stradivari Legatoを使い、メインとなるコントローラー群を説明しています。

EXs11ライブラリーには今回紹介するStradタイプとPart2で紹介するRosin Stringsタイプのアサインがたくさん含まれています。

そして今回のコントローラー・アサインが、一番ベーシックなアサイン※になっています。
※アサインはプログラムによって異なります。

KRONOS Sound Librariesの詳細はこちら。
http://www.korg.co.jp/Product/Synthesizer/KRONOS/soundlibraries.html
KRONOS Sound Librariesのご購入はこちら。
https://www.korg.com/kronosSoundLibraries"

Part2: Rosin Strings Control (KORG KRONOS Sound Libraries EXs11 Legendary Strings)

Part3: Stradivari Trill Control (KORG KRONOS Sound Libraries EXs11 Legendary Strings)

Roland Jupiter-80 Videos by synthartist69

YouTube Published on Apr 19, 2012 by synthartist69

Playlist:
"Roland Jupiter 80" Distorted Polysynth
Roland Jupiter 80 "Brass Pad"
"Roland Jupiter 80" Retro Monosynth
"Roland Jupiter 80" JP Sawtooth Arps
"Roland Jupiter 80" P5 Synth Brass
"Roland Jupiter 80" The Knights Anthem
"Roland Jupiter 80" Juno Land
"Roland Jupiter 80" JP4 Bells
"Roland Jupiter 80" Mega Jupiter
"Roland Jupiter 80" Deep Reso Bass
"Roland Jupiter 80" Pulse Saw Bass

Flame Midi Talking Synth

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"This is rare, out of production unit is a small-sized MIDI controlled sound module based on the analog Speakjet chip. it comes with power supply and a padded case with extra compartments."

Circuit Bent Decision Box by freeform delusion

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YouTube Published on Apr 19, 2012 by eecouk
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"Decision Box - Housed inside an encrusted ruby box

the mods are:
green LED
rainbow LED
switch 1/4inch jack output
green button to ask your question and get an answer
pitch up/down control with genie control

A rehoused decision pen. Ask him a question and he'll say "yes", "no", "maybe" or "ask me later"!"

ATARI POKEY 8-bit Computer Sound on PIC32

YouTube Published on Apr 19, 2012 by markusgritsch

"Hi,

I successfully compiled the ASAP (Another Slight Atari Player) library [1] for a PIC32MX795F512H. ASAP emulates a 6502 CPU and the famous POKEY sound chip [2] used for example in the ATARI 400/800 and XL/XE 8-bit computers. To say it with Wikipedia's words: POKEY's sound is distinctive :)

About 60 tunes (worth about 2.5 hours of music) taken from ASMA (Atari SAP Music Archive) [3] are included and stored in the PICs flash memory. D0 is the left and D1 the right PWM channel.

The source code is available here: http://dangerousprototypes.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=56&t=3944

[1] http://asap.sourceforge.net/
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/POKEY
[3] http://asma.atari.org/"

Fonitronik 4th Cabinet & Sequential Switch

flickr By fonitronik

1980 Moog Opus 3 Fact Sheet Ad

via Retro Synth Ads where you'll find the write-up.

Key Frame Animation & Synthesis from 1971

YouTube Uploaded by wasbuxton on Aug 7, 2011

"This is a digital dub of a 7 minute, 45 second 16 mm film produced in 1971 by the National Research Council of Canada, in Ottawa. It demonstrates not only one of the first ineractve computer systems for animation, one used for production, it was also an outstanding example of early user-centred design.

The system was developed by Marceli Wein and Nestor Burtnyk, both of whom won Academy Awards for this influential work. For some additional information, see also:

Burtnyk, N. & M. Wein, M. 1976. Interactive Skeleton Techniques for Enhancing Motion Dynamics in Key Frame Animation, Communications of the ACM, 19(10), 564-584 ."

Via the film starting at 6:45: "Music in this film was produced on the same interactive computer facility with the aide of a music package being developed at the same time."