MATRIXSYNTH

wristwatch turntables.m2ts

YouTube Uploaded by michaels4rus on Mar 14, 2011

"make your own wristwatch turntables from old recordable greeting cards: http://www.instructables.com/id/wristwatch-turntables/"

Instruments of Robot Repair

Instruments of Robot Repair from robot repair on Vimeo.

From analog drum machines to vintage guitars, orchestral percussion to circuit-bent children's toys, 1980s Russian synthesizers to Indian harmoniums…these are the instruments of Robot Repair.

Too many labels for blogger to handle on this one: moog, synthesizers.com, dsi, harmonium, starr labs, oberheim, kawai, Akai, breakaway, midibox, baldwin, critter and guitari, soviet, bleep labs, ekdahl, mfos, novation, suiko, roland, casio, Yamaha.

via wire to the ear.

iYM2151 : Dark City from The Scheme

YouTube Published on May 26, 2012 by Gm7add9

"Dark City (The Elegy of Battle) played with iYM2151.
iYM2151用のデータはこちら → http://gm7add9.wordpress.com/2012/07/16/iym2151data/
From PC-8801 game The Scheme, composed by Yuzo Koshiro."

iTunes:
iYM2151 - DETUNE Ltd.
iPads on eBay

via Palm Sounds

Buchla Quad Sequential Voltage Source Model 251e

via It's Full of Stars where it is currently for sale.

Description via Buchla:
"Four 50 stage sequencers, each with programmable pulse and control voltage outputs. A separate editing section permits setting each parameter for a selected sequence; sequences can be edited while running and follow the edit stage when stopped.

Intervals may be entered for each stage, with variable note values from 1/32 to whole notes. Triplets and dotted notes are readily accommodated. Pulse durations may be set to fractions of the intervals.

Output voltages range from 0.0 to 9.9 volts, conveniently accommodating oscillators with a sensitivity of .1 volts per semi-tone.

Tempos may range from 10 bpm to 250 bpm.

Additional features include:

Inter-sequencer triggering
Variable start delay
Retrograde capability
Multiple nested loops
Master voltage-controlled clock

A 200eUSB card is necessary to download new firmware for this module.

With the help of a 206e or 225e Preset Manager, the parameters of the 251e can be stored and retrieved as part of a preset."

New Stand Alone Delptronics LDB-1 Analog Drum Machine

YouTube Published on Jul 25, 2012 by Delptronics

"The Delptronics LDB-1 "Little Drummer Boy" is a modern recreation of the classic analog drum machines of the 80's, like the Roland TR-606 and TR-808. Our goal was to recreate the warm sounds of the classics, using all analog circuitry -- not samples. The brain of the LDB-1 is a powerful digital microcontroller that triggers the analog drum sounds and provides the sequencer, programmability and connectivity features. Eight instruments: Bass, Low tom, high tom, snare drum, woodblock, hand clap, closed hi-hat, and open hi-hat. Easily interfaces with other instruments, synthesizers, DAWs, etc. through analog connections, MIDI, and DINsync. The LDB-1 has all of the features of a classic analog drum machine in a small, affordable package.

Purchase and read more about it at http://www.delptronics.com/ldb1.php"

See this post for a video of the eurorack LDB1e.

Cyclop Tutorial Nr. 4 "Modulators"

YouTube Published on Jul 25, 2012 by SugarBytes

"This Cyclop Synthesizer Tutorial will shed some light on how to get the best out of Cyclop using the Modulators. Get to know the secret weapons of base!"

All parts here.

Leotha - So Dirty, So Predictable

YouTube Published on Jul 10, 2012 by LeothaMusic

All percussion is the Vermona DRM. Synth list and pics below.

"So Dirty, So Predictable by LEOTHA (Official Music Video)
Miss Sean Reneau & D*P*A*O
Directed by Mike Quain www.QuainPhoto.com

@LeothaMusic
www.LeothaMusic.com"
Contact: leothamusic@gmail

Synths used to create song:
Akai ax 60
Roland juno 106
korg Poly 61m
Vermona Drm
thank you for listening and watching!

Another Ralph Dyck Synth Recovered

"Encouraged by the recovery of his Carson Graham synth, Ralph went in search of another synth he made around the same time for the UBC. Bob Pritchard of the UBC Music Dept. confirmed that the synth was still sitting offline in his office, and after a quick consultation with the school’s administration, it was decided to gift the synth back to its original creator! Ralph has been working on the synth for a few months now. Here’s a bit of Q&A about it, along with some pics and sound examples."

You'll find them on Pea Hicks' Roland MC-8 Micro-Composer blog here. Ralph Dyck is considered the godfather of the Roland MC-8. See the Ralph Dyck label below for previous posts.