M3X

MacBeth Studio Systems M3X. YouTube via opcabpol aka Joao.

RIE playing with Moog Little Phatty

Yamaha CS50

Title link takes you to shots via this auction. Note this one is up for auction via Dave Lovelace of The Pakrat.

Different Skies MP3s

MP3s for the event are up. Title link takes you there.

ARP Explorer

Title link takes you to individual shots pulled from this craigslist post.

Jomox M-Resonator Samples

Title link takes you to the samples via Brian Comnes:

"Here are some Jomox M-Resonator MP3 samples I made. Three from KORG EA-1 presets (No booing please) and two from my x0xb0x. If I had more time I would have made them a little better, but they are what they are. All 5 start out 100% dry and then the M-Resonator bypass is turned off becoming 100% wet.

I really like this effect pedal overall, it is much more subtle than say a Metasonix sledge hammer. I am using it in a send/return loop in my main rig so it never gets beyond 50% wet and given the way it works having some original signal in the mix is probably a good idea. You can hear on the samples that while twiddling you can easily filter out the whole signal so it is better as a send effect for that reason. It really does fatten up drum synths in a great way. I couldn't recreate a sound I had last night, but it will definitely generate bass artifacts that will pop your sub voice coils if they are wimpy. WHUMP!!

This thing is very sensitive, little movements have a BIG impact not always positive. It is really easy to find pure trash, or pure whistling resonance, it even clucks like a chicken in places, but there are a lot of sweet spots on the boundaries , the trick is finding therm again after you have moved another knob. Take a look at the signal flow in the screen shot I took from the manual, and you can see it takes a while to get your head around what is going to happen next.

The only real bitch I have is that the paint is dark blue and the lettering is black so it IMPOSSIBLE to read the knobs except under bright lights.. I work with a black and white printout cut from the manual. Someday I'll just have it memorized.

Enjoy

Peace

Brian"

Allen Strange's Electronic Music: Systems, Techniques, and

Title link takes you there. Via Dave Manly on AH:

• Click on title link
• click on McGraw-Hill eBooks
• this takes you to 5 Easy Steps: click on next
• click on Social Sciences and Humanities. In the list of subjects
click on Music
• click on Strange: Electronic Music: Systems, Techniques, and
• click on Adobe download

Or, click here.

Update: Make sure to check out the comments of this post before buying.