MATRIXSYNTH

1982 PPG Wave 2.2

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"Here is the Rare opportunity to get a PPG Wave 2.2 in Perfect condition.

*Professionally SERVICED in FULL Working order*

-All Original Component.
-Midi Fitted
-latest software update ( System V8.3 )"

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Elka Twin 61 Grey Model

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You can find demos of the black model in previous posts here.

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Original EDP Wasp 25-Key Analog Synthesizer w/ Added MIDI

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"Original EDP Wasp in great condition with MIDI installed.
Ready for delivery around May 20th.

The weird original poweradapter was stolen when i had a break-in (they stole a box of power adapters but left the synth!?) but I changed the socket to a standard one so it now works with any 9V DC positive tip <500mA."

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Studio Electronics MIDIMOOG (Genuine ORIGINAL Minimoog inside!) SN 1587

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"Original Minimoog electronics, repackaged into a rack unit by Studio Electronics and with MIDI.

The real deal: fast, fun, full fat.

Rare and mint condition with very little wear, bought from new."

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New MIDIMini Demos by Studio Electronics

Chords, Rings, and Feedback Wars video by StudioElectronics

"It’s all about the gain staging in this discrete beast: processing and managing the relative levels in each step of the V’s audio signal flow to allow for the introduction of desired noise and distortion. Clean is easy.

Feedback (loop), FBK (feedback) Gain, Amp Drive, individual Oscillator levels, and the main Volume all interact and alter one cherished fact after another; the 24dB ladder to heaven is also… everything, except for the burnished bookends, the dualistic dynamism of synthesizer tone: Ringmod and Crossmod. Fans of our ATC know this verity well–enjoy in somewhat better fidelity on our SoundCloud page.

Spoiler Alert! it really starts to get layered and multi dimensional and very satisfying, at around 7:27. Now go back and listen to the whole thing from the beginning.

Treatment:
Just a touch of compression from our vintage dbx 163X during tracking, into the my marvelous DP10 (will never switch), and a spot of verb in the last few seconds—the balance is pristine and massive Midimini V30."

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Noisebug - Digital Drum System

video by NOISEBUG

https://www.noisebug.net/

Hordijk Triple LF VCO self patched

video by Todd Barton

"Exploring a Hordijk module . . ."

Sequential Joins the Focusrite Team Interview with Dave Smith & Tim Carroll

video by Sweetwater Sweetwater

"Sequential has joined the Focusrite team! Mitch Gallagher is joined by Sequential founder Dave Smith and Focusrite CEO Tim Carroll to talk about the acquisition."

0:00 - Intro
0:34 - How Did this Partnership Form?
5:16 - What Does the Future Hold?
9:45 - Any New Products You Can Tease for Us?
12:20 - Thanks for Watching!

Synth Spotting in Soigne Ta Droite / Keep Up Your Right - 1987

video by heung jun oh

Some Cocteau Twins style drums.

This one is in vis swissdoc who had the following to say:

"I came across this recently in a very special artistic movie by director Jean-Luc Godard from Romandy (Suisse romande - the French-speaking part of western Switzerland).

The movie is called Keep Your Right Up (French: Soigne ta droite / Une place sur la terre) from 1987. It is featuring Catherine Ringer and Fred Chichin from the group Les Rita Mitsouko in some scenes in a musical studio showing some synths."

Here's the trailer for the film:

Soigne ta droite - Bande annonce

video by Gaumont

There's an additional music scene here but no synths.

Below are a few screen grabs via swissdoc. You can spot an Oberheim Four Voice System, a Moog Memorymoog, and what appears to be an Elka Rhapsody 610 below and to the right of the FVS. Update: one more pic added below of what looks like the back of an OB-1.

See the Synth TV and Film label for additional synth spotting.