1960's Stylophone Demonstration

Published on Mar 2, 2014 ChrisLody·72 videos

Line in demo at :40.

"Just a short demonstration of a 1960's Stylophone using the camera audio and then line out audio. These early models have no volume control and a vibrato that sounds more akin to pulse width modulation. Plus they are much bassier via line out than the speaker due to a passive low pass filter over the output. I have it for sale in my Etsy shop here:

www.etsy.com/uk/shop/SymetriColour"

Making a sequence with a Doepfer A-166 Logic

Published on Mar 2, 2014 GruithuisenCityMan·493 videos

"Making a sequence with a Doepfer A-166 Logic

Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie and this music. The music has been made using a Doepfer analog modular system including an A-166, an A-160/A-161 duo, two A-106-6, two A-145, two A-138 and an A-131.
Enjoy !"

MS-20mini+RC-2

Published on Mar 2, 2014 ryouichi harada·54 videos

Impression is Wonder - Djangosfire Buchla Easel Exploration

Published on Mar 2, 2014 djangosfire·171 videos

Audio Visual Psychedelia

Buchla Sunday madness

Published on Mar 1, 2014 Cray·183 videos

"Buchla fun"

Casio MT 600 demo track

Published on Mar 1, 2014 ikworgek·62 videos

"All sounds from the casio.
some reverb and delay.

The MT-600 was a non-programmable home keyboard variant of the HT-700. While not technically a synthesizer (the tones could not be altered and new sounds could not be created), it used the SD synthesis engine and had the same preset patches as the HZ-600 (arranged in a different order). The case of the MT-600 was smaller than the HZ-600, with only 49 mini-keys, but as a home keyboard it did include stereo speakers and auto-accompaniment. The MT-600 included a pitch-bender, which was unusual for home keyboards at the time. Unlike the HZ-600, the pitch bend range was not selectable. Auto-accompaniment used a fixed bass patch, and the "lower tone" sounds of the HZ-600 for chords. Drums were low-resolution 8-bit PCM samples and resembled an expanded Casio SK-5 drumkit. The MT-600 was 3-part mutitimbral for use as a MIDI sound source."

TX802

Published on Mar 1, 2014 DJRexParis·44 videos

"Relaxing TX802"

Korg Volca keys and beats demo track

Published on Mar 1, 2014 ikworgek·62 videos

"All synthsounds from the korg volca keys.
beats by the volca beats.
Some reverb and delay
enjoy!"

time and tide

Published on Mar 1, 2014 Ebotronix·956 videos

Buchla System #1
Moog Taurus 2,CP251
Roland System 100' ²
Electrix Warp Factory
Alesis 3630,Philtre
Shure SM 58
Korg X50
Yamaha MCS2,MG166cx
Rane SM 26
Kenton Pro Solo,Pro Solo Mk2
FX Lexicon PCM 90Line 6 Echopro,Filterpro, Boss SL 20

Retr0bright Yellow Key Restoration on a Moog Little Phatty

Published on Mar 1, 2014 Syntegrator·369 videos

"Yellowed plastic is a real problem in any vintage collectible: Dingy yellow-brown parts are unpleasant to behold and severely reduce the appeal of toys, technology and (naturally) our precious and treasured synthesizers. There is a way to get those yellowed parts back to their original color, provided you are ready to mix up some caustic chemicals and hang out in the lab for a few days, which I (of course) did when faced with a chain-smoked Little Phatty keyboard.

Here is a single video (edited from 23 video recordings taken over a 3 day period) in which I apply the Retr0brite process to a severely yellowed synthesizer keybed (and its controller wheels) and get some impressively good results by the end. With the right gear and precautions, it can be done!

For more information be sure to check out the retr0brite.wikispaces.com website - Shouts out to Merlin, Lorne, Tezza and the rest for pioneering the Retr0bright formula and process!"