via this auction
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Family Guy Keytaraganza!
via Louis-Philippe"From Family Guy TV program.
We can see SHS-10 in two episodes!"
max patch idea
YouTube via daswesen
"minicommand implementation of a remixer idea"
The minicommand is from Ruin & Wesen
Diabolical Devices Modified 727
YouTube via bigcitymusic
"If you weren't really feeling the need to have an old Roland TR-727, maybe this could change your mind. Diabolical Devices has modified this Latin percussion version of the 707 to have pitch mods for nearly every sound, a few global bends and a cymbal delay bend. You can turn the individual bends on and off. There's also an insane banana plug patch bay on the left hand side allowing you to link various bending points that's not even in this video. More demos soon!"
Machine Groove (Monome, MLRV)
YouTube via StarfireMX. High quality audio embedded.
"Using my monome and MLRV to mix up a few loops, it's not perfect but I though it was pretty cool.
The monome in the video is displaying a spectral meter of the audio playing."
Sequential Circuits Pro-8
via this auction"8 voice bi-timbral analog and sonically very similar to the Sixtrak and Multitrak. The voices can be layered, split or used in Unision mode for absolutely incredible 8 oscillator stacked basses and leads... The original factory sounds have been reloaded. Includes a CD containing the Factory and Alternative Preload sounds from Wine Country."
Moog Voyager Electric Blue
via this auction
note the synthesizers.com
Q119 Sequential Controller
"Moog Voyager Electric Blue NM Synthesizer + VX 351 CV Expander"
DBK Unique rebadged LEM Bit 99
via this auctionLEM Bit 99? Anyone know the relation between LEM and Crumar?
Update via urge in the comments:
"From your own site Matrix:knows his synths): [yep... stuff oozes in and out all the time.. It's why I created this blog, I just forget to actually use it sometimes. :)
that said...]
"It's a rebadged LEM Bit 99:
http://www.synrise.de/history/advertises/advert_005.jpg
...which itself is a rebadged Crumar BIT 99.
some insider info:
LEM is/was a subsidiary of General Electro Music, Italy (more known as GEM) and I'm pretty sure they bought the rights from Crumar to re-release the BIT 99 (under the LEM brand) when the Crumar company ceased to exist around the mid-to-late '80's.
Around the same time as this, Gem would buy the ELKA company (another well-known Italian manufacturer of musical instruments) which was owned by the other Crucianelli brother, namely Piero Crucianelli.
(Piero was brother to Mario Crucianelli who owned Crumar). '"
Clavioline 1950's Antique Synthesizer
via this auction"This type of synthesizer was used in such songs as “Runaway” by Del Shannon and “Baby You’re A Rich Man” by the Beatles."
You can see some videos of Del Shannon's "Runaway" here.
Making Boobs Bigger with Synthesis
YouTube via yytubeyy29. Brings new meaning to DIY.
ディスカバリーチャンネル 苫米地英人
女性がバストアップする着うた！ ディスカバリーチャンネル
Googlish:
"Discovery Channel Tomabeti Hidehito
A woman wearing a bust-up song! Discovery Channel"
Promo - Bikini Invaders
flickr by Ventura Mendoza a.k.a. Miurihausen
full size top
full size bottom
www.myspace.com/bikiniinvaders
Wersi Bass Synthesizer
blauwurf performance remix (excerpt)
video upload by Noiseconformist
"Eric Schörghofer performing a solo on the lemur controlling the "Flotte Lotte" Max/MSP patch on his PowerBook. Supporting sounds provided by Michael Zacherl on his analogue modular synthesiser.
http://blauwurf.at"
Lunetta DIY Modulars Inspired by Stanley Lunetta
You can find more info on Lunetta on the electro-music.com Lunetta forum. The following are two shots from the Let's See Your Lunetta! thread.
The top is a proposed system from Adam-V and the bottom is from synthmonger. They are just examples of what you can do with DIY modular systems. Not only can you customize systems to meet your sonic palette but you can of course completely customize the look and feel of your modular.
Be sure to check out the forum for more including sound samples.
The Auteurs - Junk Shop Clothes - Tenori-on Cover
YouTube via newgirlintownvideo.
"www.myspace.com/newgirlintownm usic
A song from one of my favourite bands of all time, The Auteurs, from one of the best albums of all time, 'New Wave'."
Elbow - Powder Blue Cover on Tenori-on / Casio / Glock
"www.myspace.com/newgirlintownmusic
Hello you. There is a reason why I covered this song, check out the blog on the above website to find out...
Also check out the Batgirl-style leap at the beginning of the video (I STILL haven't worked out how to edit properly) and the inability to play a simple glock. Those music lessons at primary school clearly paid off.
The Tenori-on here is brought to you in association with The Green Lady."
Modular Synthesizer Pictures on electro-music.com
I haven't posted on the thread in a while. Quite a few nice modular shots like this one have gone up since then. You can find the thread on electro-music.com here. Pics of modulars and their descriptions.Pictured here is an Aries modular in custom case from kkissinger.
Regarding the green buttons:
"When I upgraded the Aries to nine VCOs, it became apparent that I would need a LOT of patch cords just to support the routine patching of control voltages and gate/triggers from the keyboards to the VCOs. Additionally, the synth has two VCFs and a Phaser/Flanger that would often track along with the VCOs. The solution to this situation was the green buttons." You can find more info on the thread.
TR-60x (diy modified TR-606)
follow-up to this video post. You can find more info and images via phono1337 on the forum.Update via Le Singe Monotone. Also see phono's post on the ladyada forum.
technoBox demo 1
YouTube via audiorealism.
"Demonstration of song playback and tweaking in technoBox. Visit http://www.audiorealism.se/technobox for more info!"
Available on iTunes here:
"technoBox is your virtual techno studio on the go for iPhone / iPod touch featuring stunningly accurate emulations of three classic boxes: The legendary 303 bass line machine together with the smooth 808 and punchy 909 drum machines. technoBox has easy to use sequencing capabilities which lets you tie together patterns, or use it live by improvising pattern switches on the fly!"
technoBox demo 2
technoBox demo 3
Diabolical Devices Juno-106
via the Big City Music Blog. Diabolical Devices are back in stock at bigcitymusic.com.Diabolical Devices is http://circuit-bent.com/. You can find more info on the Roland Juno-106 mods in the Analog section under Diabolical Devices.
Bitfinder LiveSets
A couple studio shots from Bitfinder LiveSets. Check the site out for more.Update via fischek in the comments. Note the Elektron posters on the wall in the bottom shot. Anyone know where to find them online? I did a quick search for Elektron poster here and didn't find it, but I did find this, which is very cool in it's own right.
Update via creekree in the comments: "you can buy elektron posters directly at the elektron.se webshop"You can find them at the bottom of the extras page. No good shots online though.
EMS Synthi A with DK-1 Keyboard
Updated images for this auction. Click on each for the full size shot.
"This is something special! A good looking Synthi A from the Electronic Music Studios in London. Both the Synthi and the keyboard are recently serviced and there are a some very nice modifications on this one! The following modifications have been performed by a pro synth tech:
Osc-sync 2&3, filter keyb follow, filter slew/unslew, filter 18/24 dB. Also new internal trimmers and elco's have been installed. Oscillators 1 & 2 have the temperature compensation mod to make them more stable. These are the same mods as performed at EMS London.The 3 black (Serge) knobs: 2 are the sync-switches for the OSCs, the one near the filter controls the keyboard follow of the filter. Left of and above the Cutoff knob are the toggles for filter slew/unslew en 18/24dB"
Interview with Frank Serafine
"Frank Serafine is an award-winning sound designer, sound supervisor and sound editor, who created nearly all of the sound effects for Tron. In this exclusive interview, Tron Wiki founder Max Petrosky discussed with Mr. Serafine about how some of the movie's most memorable sounds were created and how they were put together using technology no one have ever used before for sound editing."You can find the interview on Tron Wiki here. There is mention of the Fairlight, Sequential Circuits Prophet-5, and Minimoog.
via Mix Architekt
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