MATRIXSYNTH: Saturday, March 24, 2007


Saturday, March 24, 2007

the first session with the memorymoog

flickr by sushiluv.

I love sushi and I love synths.

Update: Shoot, I missed the cat!

AHMW 2007


YouTube via ahmwsynth. Title link takes you to 30 videos and counting. Buchla Music Easel.

Doepferator

via sequencer.de

Hot Hot Heat - Tourist In Your Own Town


YouTube via AllMappedOut. Another via Greg.

Roland Juno-6

Le Shok -122 Hours Of Fear


YouTube via 123jlp. Sent my way via Greg.

Cover of a tune by The Screamers. Guess the synth.

YMO - The End of Asia (Live)


YouTube via hardy2006us. Title link takes you to more.

Previous YMO Posts.

Analog Renaissance TS-303 MK2 ACID SCREAMER

"Distortion effect designed for the TB-303. Where the original TS-303 was a variant of the infamous TS-808, with some adaptations to match the signal levels of the TB-303 and a few soundwise alterations, this MK2 version is a complete new design with possibilities never seen anywhere. From electronic design and mechanical construction point of view it is lightyears ahead of the previous one.



Features:
-2 different operation modes: Distortion and overdrive
-Variable dynamics restoration: Every distortion effect has the same problem: Dynamics gets lost and everything sounds equally loud. Translated to the TB-303 this means that you lose accents. This dynamics restoration reconstructs the envelope of the original signal while maintaining the distorted sound.
-Frequency selective distortion: This gives the possibility to choose which part of the frequency spectrum gets the most distortion. Quite amazing how this enables to pick things out of the soup which were otherwise not audible."

Title link takes you to more info and samples. Via Analog Industries.

keybdwizrd plays the virus ti (joshua)


YouTube via keybdwizrd

"Virus Indigo" Partie 2


YouTube via docteurgreene. Title link takes you to a few more.

Korg MS-20 Back2basiC


YouTube via Newueel.

Fender Chroma Polaris

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction.

Click on the image for a larger shot.

Baldwin Tempomatic

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction. Note the seller has others up as well.

Suzuki SX-500

No title link, just the shot via this auction.

Details:
"Here we have an ULTRA RARE Suzuki SX-500 synth module, fully working & tested. This impossible to find vintage analog synth is identical to the Siel EX80 synth expander but re-badged under the Suzuki brand name. This auction also includes the Suzuki SX-500P foot pedal ( program change & damper pedal ) & original external power adapter."

Prophet VS Rack

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction. Note there's a Prophet VS keyboard on Matrixsynth-b as well.

Doepfer A-100

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction.

Details:
- (4) A110 - VCO Voltage Controlled Oscillator,
- A120 - 24db Moog Ladder LPF Low Pass Filter,
- A121 - 12db Multi-Mode VCF Voltage Controlled Filter,
- A131 - Exponential VCA Voltage Controlled Amplifier,
- A135 - Voltage Controlled Mixer,
- (2) A138a - Linear Mixer,
- (2) A138b - Exponential Mixer,
- (2) A140 - ADSR Envelope Generator,
- A145 - LFO Low Frequency Oscillator,
- A162 - Dual Trigger Delay,
- A176 - CV Controlled Voltage Source,
- A180 Multiple (2 X 4),
- 2 HP blank.

Crumar Performer

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction. Note the sample in the details below.

Details:
"I made a little demo for some friends of mine a little while ago. The game was "guess which synth", and here is only the Crumar playing. I used a little reverb and delay to make it sparkle a little- but this is the actual unit. The short amateur soundclip can be found at [link]. This synth is of course "just" a string machine, but it also has a very pleasing brass sound. There are several selectable options to alter both, although that demo did not really show much of that. However, here is another demo that was used to promote the synth when it came out: [link]. Also included is the original protective carry case."

I wonder what the case looked like.

ARP Odyssey MkII

Title link takes you to shots pulled via this auction.

Details:
"The Odyssey has two oscillators that produce either saw tooth or square/pulse wave forms. Two notes can be triggered at once on the keyboard with one oscillator per note or both oscillators will be triggered when one note is played on the keyboard. There is a noise generator, random sample and hold, and portamento. A nice feature on this model is the PPC controller. The three white rubber pads on the left side above the keyboard will flatten, raise or introduce vibrato to the note depending on how much pressure is applied to the pads."
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