MATRIXSYNTH: Wednesday, June 16, 2010


Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Kilpatrick Audio Eurorack Modules, Effects Pedals and More

Kilpatrick Audio

K4815 Pattern Generator
"Eurorack CV and MIDI Pattern Generator - 20HP
As its premier offering in the modular synthesizer world, the K4815 Pattern Generator by Kilpatrick Audio packs incredible power into a small 20HP Eurorack module that offers virtually unlimited creative potential for modular players. The K4815 can produce notes and varying control voltages for a wide range of musical applications. Its unique approach to music creation is sure to have you finding new melodies and rhythms never heard before. Unlike a step sequencer, where the player picks each note in a sequence, the K4815 creates sequences by combining a scale, a visual pattern (as shown on the display) and a sequence playback motion to determine the rhythms and notes that are actually played. Other parameters can adjust the note and sequence length, as well as the transposition, direction of playback, and so on.

The K4815 is fully analog and MIDI compatible. The MIDI interface is available on an internal connector and will be compatible with the upcoming K1600 MIDI Converter from Kilpatrick Audio. (for MIDI pinouts and DIY circuit advice, contact Kilpatrick Audio) The analog connections support three inputs for connecting analog clock, and analog control of the playback direction and pattern playback reset. The CV and GATE outputs are high performance analog outputs for controlling VCOs and envelope generators. High quality 12-bit DACs ensure accurate tuning, and jumper selectable voltage offset and trimming are provided internally to allow integration with most modular equipment.

But notes are not the only thing that can be produced with the K4815. In the alternate X/Y mode, varying voltages are produced on both the CV/X OUT and GATE/Y OUT. By using the X/Y mode, the playback position creates varying voltages and MIDI control changes which can be used as a source of modulation.

The essence of any sequencer is the clock. The K4815 has a high stability internal clock which can generate a wide range of tempos. The unit also supports analog (5V) clock on the CLOCK IN connector or MIDI clock. When the internal or analog clock is used, MIDI signals are generated automatically, making the system a useful MIDI clock generator or converter.
Pattern Generation Concept

New ways of creating melodies and control signals help to break new ground in music and sound. The K4815 helps you explore new melodies and rhythms using a unique concept of generating patterns. Unlike random pattern generators or ones based on various mathematical concepts, the K4815 bases its music-making foundation on simple scales, visually-designed patterns, and intellectually-designed motions. These three elements can be controlled by the player in realtime to create an enormous variety of sounds. And it is done in a visual way that is fun to use. Everything happens on the 8x8 LED matrix, which is both a visual indicator and a conceptual view of how the system works internally. Scales, patterns and motions are all mapped to points on the matrix, which show in realtime exactly what is happening.

The K4815 concept can be thought of as three distinct layers:
* Scales - Underneath the 8x8 LED matrix are the notes which are assigned to each of the 64 points on the grid. The selected scale can be major or minor, large or small. These are selected with the TONALITY and SPAN switches. Only four choices might seem like a limitation, but what happens on the other two layers ultimately affects the rhythms and melodies that are produced.
* Patterns - Patterns are visually designed icons, symbols and patterns which define which notes will play. They are shown in the background at all times. There are 32 patterns which can be selected with the PATTERN TYPE knob. If a point on the 8x8 LED matrix is lit, the underlying scale note is active. If the playback ball lands on that point, its note will play.
* Motions - Motions define how a sequence is played. Each motion defines up to 64 steps in a sequence. Each step can land on any of the points on the 8x8 LED matrix. If a step lands on a point which is lit, a note will play. There are 64 different motions, some sequential and musically-designed, and others more abstract or geometrically-designed. By using MIDI it is possible transpose the scale, and also to start and stop motion playback with note commands, changing the K4815 into a special type of auto-arpeggiator.

Features and Specs
* Eurorack (3U) form factor - 20HP width
* 64 LED (8x8) multi-brightness grid to show patterns and playback
* Clock control via internal clock, or MIDI or analog (5V) clock
* Clock, direction and reset inputs (0V/5V = off/on)
* CV/GATE or X/Y outputs are -5V to +5V or 0-10V (jumper selectable)
* High-precision 12-bit DACs with internal trim adjustment
* Internal MIDI header compatible with future Kilpatrick Audio modules or DIY breakout boards
* Only 30mm deep (including ribbon cables)
<10ma a="" href="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_rScBRKlTdoE/TBmgGlLVv_I/AAAAAAABKFk/kET1y5lvN-g/s1600/K1600-render.jpg" onblur="try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}" style="clear: left; float: left; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-right: 1em;">* Requires +/-12V (K1600 MIDI Converter
"Eurorack MIDI Converter- 12HP
The combination of MIDI and analog offers the modular synth player incredible flexibility and control. Although analog voltages are the preferred method for carrying many kinds of signals, MIDI offers powerful integration with computers and a wide variety of controllers, keyboards and other equipment. The K1600 MIDI Converter provides 10 outputs in the analog domain. Two pairs of CV and gate outputs provide high resolution note control, four trigger outputs allow analog drum modules to be used with MIDI drum machines, and the clock and reset outputs enable MIDI control over analog clock-based devices such as sequencers.
Polyphonic Control

If you are looking for a way to control two or more oscillators via MIDI for playing big fat analog chords, the K1600 can take you there. Its two CV/gate outputs can work in split keyboard or duo-phonic mode. But if you install multiple K1600s in your system, you can support 4, 6, 8 or more voices of polyphony simply by daisy-chaining the modules together. The intelligent voice-priority algorithm makes multiple units behave as one. So stop thinking of modular synthesis as monophonic... polyphony is closer than you think!
Expansion

The K1600 also acts as an expansion module for other Kilpatrick Audio modular products which support the internal MIDI header. This includes the K4815 Pattern Generator, which contains a full MIDI implementation in addition to the existing analog connections.
Features and Specs (Preliminary)

* Eurorack (3U) form factor - 12HP width
* MIDI to CV, gate, trigger and clock converter
* Provides MIDI expansion for other Kilpatrick Audio modules
* MIDI soft-thru for daisy-chaining multiple units
* Quick programming with MIDI learn function
* Multi-channel and split-keyboard support for independant control of different outputs
* Polyphonic CV/gate output - duophonic support with a single K1600
* Polyphonic mode with 4, 6, 8, etc. voices using multiple K1600s
* CV pitch bend support
* Four drum trigger outputs with configurable pulse width
* Continuous controllers (CC) mappable to any CV, gate or trigger output
* MIDI clock to analog (5V) clock and reset outputs for driving sequencers
* Trigger, gate, clock, reset outputs: 0V / 5V (positive edge triggered)
* CV outputs: -5V to +5V, 1V/octave, trimmable - high precision power supply and 12 bit DACs ensure tuning stability
* Program-change control over various modes
<20ma a="" href="http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_rScBRKlTdoE/TBmh4r6-BVI/AAAAAAABKFs/8Um7kYESPFQ/s1600/striptease-controller.jpg" onblur="try {parent.deselectBloggerImageGracefully();} catch(e) {}" style="clear: left; float: left; margin-bottom: 1em; margin-right: 1em;">* Requires +/-12V ("The revolutionary Striptease™ ribbon controller allowed unparalleled expression for both guitar and synth players. New pedal models from Kilpatrick Audio are designed to support the Striptease™ as an expression input. The Striptease™ also works as a Roland EV-5 compatible expression controller and has the same electrical specs as the Roland EV-5 expression pedal. Plug it into a synthesizer or a compatible Kilpatrick Audio pedal for momentary finger-activated control.

Comes included with the following Kilpatrick Audio pedal models:
* Kill Switch
* more coming soon!

Features and Specs
* Length - 100mm (shown) or 300mm Touch-sensitive Ribbon Controller - other lengths available by special order
* Compatibility - Compatible with specially-designed pedals from Kilpatrick Audio, or Roland EV-5 expression pedal inputs.
* Cable - Comes complete with 12' cable with 1/4" TRS connector.
* Response and Resolution - Normally open, momentary action with infinite touch-resolution.
* Accessories - Includes Velcro™ for attachment to instruments as well as cable straps for cable management."

Nice finger. Be sure to see Kilpatrick Audio for more of what they have to offer.

Roland Juno-G - Performances 1-16


YouTube via SynthManiaDotCom — June 16, 2010 — Roland Juno-G Demo of Performances 1-16

Update:

Roland Juno-G - Performances 17-32

SynthManiaDotCom — June 16, 2010 — "Roland Juno-G

Demo of Performances 17-32

17 Tempest (an analog synth)
18 Highland (an arpeggiated, ambient guitar)
19 Sound Alarm (a sequencer / synth split)
20 JUNO Pop 1 (a sequence / reso synth split)
21 HipHop Set 1 (a classic hip-hop setup)
22 Rnd Rhythm (random rhythms)
23 Reflector (a modern dance split)
24 FiltrHus/Mod (a classic sequence / piano House split)
25 BrekBts Set (Big Beat style split)
26 Fusion Set (experimental 1970s Fusion split)
27 1 Note Pop (sequence / soft synth lead split)
28 Piano+Pad 1 (piano layered with soft synth strings)
29 R&B E.Piano (record crackle FX + classic 1970s style Rhodes)
30 TrncyPad/Mod (modern dance setup)
31 AutoSequence (arpeggiated synth setup)
32 Jazzy Arps (modern House setup)"

Roland Juno-G - Performances 33-48

YouTube via SynthManiaDotCom — June 17, 2010 — "Roland Juno-G

Demo of Performances 33-48
33 Rotary Multi (a Hammond organ with all drawbars out and two-speed Leslie)
34 Dist Gt Mult (a heavily distorted electric guitar)
35 FreeFall Pad (a synth pad through deep phaser)
36 Delay Santur (an arpeggiated Santur)
37 Str Stack (a smaller string ensemble)
38 JUNO Pop 2 (a sequence / synths split)
39 Triple Int (arpeggiated synth/piano)
40 Piano+Pad 2 (piano layered with pad)
41 Fat Synth (yep)
42 R&B Set (Rhodes + soft pad)
43 RolldHrp/Vel (changes the playing of the harp according to key velocity)
44 Bump It Up! (urban setting with synth bass and e.piano/synth)
45 Slice Trance (bass and trance synth split)
46 SyncLead Seq (filtered sequence and classic Prophet-5 style sync split)
47 Merry Festa (a bouncy Big Beat style FM bass / trance synth split)
48 OrganAns/Mod (electric bass / organ split)"


Roland Juno-G - Performances 49-64

"SynthManiaDotCom — June 17, 2010 — Roland Juno-G

Demo of Performances 49-64

49 90's Set (a synth bass / Staccato Heaven split)
50 80's Set (a synth bass / Fairlight Vox split)
51 Angelis Pad (a synth bass / Vangelis CS-80 style pad split)
52 Motown (a 1960s style bass / piano+bells split)
53 Nwcomers/Mod (an Alternative setup)
54 Night Gig (standard contrabass / piano+vibraphone split)
55 Disco Set (classic late 1970s bass / strings+glocken split)
56 Seaside (bossanova-style acoustic bass / piano+guitar split)
57 South Wind ( bass / piano+strings split)
58 HipHop Set 2 (synth bass / Minimoog lead split)
59 Reggae Set (modern Reggae/Dancehall split)
60 Light Step (modern dance setup)
61 Phase D (bass / Clavinet split)
62 TrioPly Tmpl (typical Pop bass / piano split)
63 Seq:Template (multitimbral template for the on-board sequencer)
64 GM2 Template (multitimbral template for the GeneralMIDI 2 specs)"

Moog MINIMOOG Model D

via this auction






SEPPUKU FX - SUB OCTAVE SYNTHESIZER


YouTube via diamondskeletonfx — October 30, 2009 — "AVAILABLE AT HTTP://WWW.SEPPUKU.COM"

via this auction
"Seppuku Effects
Sub Octave Synth
Hand Painted, one of a kind

The sub-octave-synthesizer takes your guitar signal, adds some fuzz, brings it down, either one octave with very smooth tracking, or down two octaves with slightly glitchy tracking and blends it back together with the fuzzy signal.

The filter lets you dial in big thick bass, thin and nasty treble or any where in between. By playing multiple notes at a time you can make cool pitch jumping, pulsing or wobbly tremolo effects. With the filter on it turns into crazy, psychedelic filter sweeping, pitch jumping futuristic sci-fi madness. You can roll back your guitars volume knob to change the frequency of the filter sweep or do it while you hold a note to make cool wah style sounds.

CONTROLS
• Blend: mixes between boosted guitar signal and octave down.
• Filter: controls two filters by 1 knob.
• Glitch Toggle: selects one octave down smooth tracking, or two octaves down
glitch tracking.
• Volume.

All pedals have true bypass and are built in solid Aluminum enclosures. Their built tough to last on the road.

They need to be powered by a 9V centre negative pedal adapter. They can't be powered by batteries."

BFL part7


YouTube via goomarat — June 08, 2009 — BFL part7 - Sequential Circuits Pro-One and Moogerfooger.

Note this is Tara Busch of Analog Suicide. You can find all parts of the series and more on her YouTube Channel here. Search for Tara Busch on the right Google search box here for more posts featuring Tara.

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ARP 2600 Pro-Soloist Synth Synthesizer Demo Records


via this auction

"Notes: Guaranteed original press. Set of two 70s era demo records for Arp keyboards. One is a one-side flexidisc featuring demos of the 2600, Odyssey, 2500, etc. Narrated by Roger Powell, with excerpts from The Who, etc. The other is a 2-side vinyl 7" demonstrating the Pro-Soloist. No narration, just musical examples. The flexidisc is fairly scuffed up, but listenable. The other disc is very clean, about VG++."

This one spotted and sent in via Pea Hicks (peahix).





Jungle riddle (2 Doepfer Dark Energy + Plogue Bidule + Audacity)


YouTube via GruithuisenCityMan — June 16, 2010 — "Hello ! My name is Frederic Gerchambeau. I have made this movie and this music. The music has been made with 2 Doepfer Dark Energy and Plogue Bidule. The all thing has been made in one take and has been a bit edited with Audacity (Pitch downshifting and compression added). Enjoy !"

Cokabit Doepfer A-100 Sequenz + MAQ16/3 with Theremin for Filter


YouTube via Cokabit — June 16, 2010 — A-100 Sequenz with MAQ 16/3 + Theremin for Filter

ARP Axxe

ARP Axxe from Jochen Bohnes on Vimeo.


"Just a few aspects of this small & strong synthesizer. On the Vimeo-video are some noises that are not original."
"The ARP Axxe is NOT a half of an ARP Odyssey. A stronger VCA gives the instrument a quite different character."

4ms Shuffling Clock Multiplier version 1.0.2


YouTube via 4mspedals — June 16, 2010 — "The Shuffling Clock Multiplier is the latest Eurorack-format Clocker module from 4ms. It's the spastic cousin of the Rotating Clock Divider.

User Manual for the SCM is here: http://www.4mspedals.com/scm.php

In this video two SCMs and some RCDs are all synchronized using a Bananalogue VCS's End-out for the master clock. The SCMs/RCDs are triggering some Analogue Solutions SD/BD/HH88 drum modules (bass drum on a slow Shuffle-4, open hat on S5, snare on a slow S8, hat accent on S8, closed hat is sequentially switched between S6 and x8).

A slow rise-fall CV signal from the VCS is controlling the CV Slip on the main SCM, which is pushing beats variable ahead in time from where they normally fall.

The clocks are also gating an ADSR envelope, which sweeps the Position CV on a 4ms Atoner to generate the melody line. A Wiard/Malekko Borg Filter 2 gates the Atoner with the Shuffle-5 clock to make distinct notes. A high pitch from an Anti-Osc also gets gated by the Shuffle-3 clock about half way through the video.

At the end I speed up the VCS which makes everything run faster and faster until we hear the limit of the clocks (about 3kHz, or 180,000 BPM)!"

Eminent P 275 Home Organ


YouTube via grauoliv — June 16, 2010 — "Short introduction to the organ Eminent P 275 with solina strings. Thanks to Petra (Peine) for the organ, thanx to Michael and Andreas for transport. It was worth it! But I think the 2000 Grand Theatre got more options on the solina strings, maybe ...."

"CarWash" - on Yamaha PSR-78


YouTube via organfairy — June 16, 2010 —

"Normally I make the music first and then record the video. This time it was the other way round: About a year ago I wondered how a carwash would look from the inside of the car. So the next time I took my Suzuki to the carwash I placed the camera inside the car before starting the wash.....thing.

I didn't really know what to do with that recording but then I got the idea to play the old 1970's classic "Carwash". Another unusuality is the inclusion of a sax solo in the arrangement. I hope you don't mind.

Apart from the foghorn I used a Yamaha PSR-78, a Roland E-15, the Technics SX-C600 organ, and the Böhm Station one."

Roland CR-78 drum machine & WS-1 (owned by GENESIS)

via this auction

"Vintage analog gear. used, as/is, no returns, no refunds, no exchanges. Roland CR-78 works great (yes, think Phil Collins 'In the Air Tonight').

Includes the almost extinct WS-1 write switch. This WS-1 was previously owned by GENESIS and I have the purchase certificate for proof.

The CR-78 was NOT owned by GENESIS, only the WS-1."

via jbrave



tr-808 - t-shirt


YouTube via ballacid — June 16, 2010 — "limited edition , 100% handmade silkscreen print with 5 colors on 205g black shirts. drop me a line if you're interested.. [on YouTube]" You can find their website with more synth Ts here: http://www.thedoleshirt.com.

Novation Bass Station LEADS! aka Lead Staion


YouTube via vinyljunkie07 — June 16, 2010 — "Just jamming over some great old tunes with some random shit thrown in for variety lol
This little analogue keyboard is so much fun to play on it's great and the affordable price makes it even more enjoyable."

NewManiac E-MU MP-7 KORG TR-Rack


YouTube via nem221 — June 16, 2010 — "The MP-7 provides all of the drums, percusion and bass. The TR-Rack provides the keyboard and string sounds. All music and frequencies performed by NewManiac. Tracks 1-8 are the drums tracks, Tracks 9-16 are bass, keys, strings. Everything was sequenced on the MP-7."

Swarm Music Album Black Allegheny

Swarm Music Album Black Allegheny from Evan Merz on Vimeo.


"In this video, I explain my new album, Black Allegheny. The album was created using algorithmic composition software that utilizes swarm intelligence. In this video, I explain how this music differs from traditionally composed music.

To listen to the album or buy it, go to evanxmerz.bandcamp.com/

For more about the composer, see computermusicblog.com/blog/evan-x-merz/"

This reminds me of Audio Damage's Automation.

Swarm Controlled Sampler - Becoming Live from Evan Merz on Vimeo.


"Becoming is an algorithmic composition program written in java, that builds upon some of John Cage’s frequently employed compositional processes. Cage often used the idea of a “gamut” in his compositions. A gamut could be a collection of musical fragments, or a collection of sounds, or a collection of instruments. Often, he would arrange the gamut visually on a graph, then use that graph to piece together the final output of a piece. Early in his career, he often used a set of rules or equations to determine how the output would relate to the graph. Around 1949, during the composition of the piano concerto, he began using chance to decide how music would be assembled from the graph and gamut.

In Becoming, I directly borrow Cage’s gamut and graph concepts; however, the software assembles music using concepts from the AI subfield of swarm intelligence. I place a number of agents on the graph and, rather than dictating their motions from a top-down rule-based approach, the music grows in a bottom-up fashion based on local decisions made by each agent. Each agent has preferences that determine their movement around the graph. These values dictate how likely the agent is to move toward food, how likely the agent is to move toward the swarm, and how likely the performer is to avoid the predator.

Buy the album: evanxmerz.bandcamp.com/

More: computermusicblog.com/blog/evan-x-merz/"

via Califaudio

Future Retro Revolution MK2 Analog Synth


via this auction

"This is the newer black model which has longer battery life than the white and beige version. The Revolution has onboard FX and audio in unlike the X0XB0X. You can jack in another synthesizer's audio and midi out to its inputs and use the 303 filter & reverb! You can also use it as a Midi to CV converter and sequencer for your modular setup. It has pattern, pattern linking, and a seperate song mode. The Remix button and two remix knobs will shuffle your patterns in realtime while playing live! I have not seen another machine with this feature."

Roland MKS-80 Super Jupiter 240V& MPG Programmer clone

via this auction

"Roland Jupiter MKS-80 Rev 5 240AC model for UK,Europe and AU with M64c memory cart loaded with Kid Nepro patchs."

Painting with Sound Patch Editor


TAMA Techstar TS-305 Drum Synth

via this auction

"Each channel has it's own trigger in (pad and external) and it's own output. Also has XLR master out for all mixed. Works great with external trigger outs from Roland TR-606 or gate out from Roland MPU-101 or from Tama TSQ-1000 six channel step sequencer"


SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS Prophet-5 Poly Sequencer

via this auction

"This is an early pre-MIDI sequencer made as an add-on for the famous Prophet 5 polyphonic synthesizer, (and built in to the larger Prophet 10). See here for some background - http://www.synthmuseum.com/magazine/0011bc.html"

Waldorf Pulse - Analogue Synthesizer

via this auction

"- Three Analogue Oscillators with variable waveforms pulse with variable pulse width (saw, triangle and cross modulation)
- Oscillator sync
- Waldorf 24 dB lowpass filter with resonance up to self-oscillation, frequency range 25Hz to 35kHz.
- 100 programs, divided into 59 ROM presets, 40 user programs and one random sound
- Two envelopes each with selectable trigger modes
- Two LFOs with different waveforms (triangle, sin, saw, pulse and sample&hold)
- LFO frequency range from 0.008 Hz up to 261 Hz
- Internal Arpeggiator (tempo from 50bpm to 300bpm and 16 predefined rhythm patterns)
- All parameter changes sent/received as MIDI controller
- Four routable modulation units with adjustable source, amount and destination
- Six knobs and four buttons for convenient editing
- 19" 2HE Rackmount
- Stereo Line out
- MIDI In/Out/Thru"

MIDI Keyboard Visualizer [experimental]

MIDI Keyboard Visualizer [experimental] from VJFader on Vimeo.


"Real-time visualization of experimental keyboard music. This is kind of like playing Rockband or Beatmania in reverse, very satisfying.

Visuals coded in Processing, sound from Alesis Ion keyboard.

vjfader.com" Also see: Projection Mapping Music Sequencer - Rubik's Cube

Light Cables


More shots at The B-Roll

Filter Research 2 Reason ReFill - Video Demo

Filter Research 2 Reason ReFill - Video Demo from Jeremy Janzen on Vimeo.


"Check out the brand-new Filter Research 2 effects ReFill - for Reason 4 and Record.

For more information and to purchase, see the product page at:
nucleus-soundlab.com/filter-research-2-reason-refill.html"

follow-up to this post. Click here for all videos by Jeremy Janzen.

Moog-Tastic! is Here!

"Promotion for Dana Countryman's new album "Moog-Tastic!" is in full force, with video podcasts and a flash cartoon. http://danacountryman.com

More promo at http://www.danacountryman.com...

One of his crazy Moog tunes, created with Jean-Jacques Perrey was recently featured in an episode of "South Park."

Dana's currently looking to appear on radio programs and podcasts, to speak about and play segments from the new album. He can be contacted at dana at danacountryman.com "

AngryOctopus TinyMoog Online Synth

You can find it here.

"I was intending to get this done for Robert Moog’s birthday but didn’t quite get it finished in time. I took the basic MiniMoog layout and tried to pair it down as much as possible to get cute/miniature but still useable and recognizably Moog styled synth. This is the first time I have tried modelling a full 3D interface and I didn’t quite nail the look [Dan McPharlin synth art miniatures] I was after. It’s not quite finished yet as I had to overhaul all my previous GUI code to handle the 3D interface."

SUPPLICANT Shakedown (Official Music Video & Lyrics)


KORG MicroKORG
YouTube via StarpointeRecords — June 11, 2010 — "DON'T FORGET TO COMMENT, SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE COMMENT !!! When we wrote Shakedown we were in a way channeling our past influences. We love the vintage synth sounds and bands. Many of them were huge in the early 80's and 90's. We wanted to tap into those influences and write a more light hearted, pop song. The video was actually the idea of our producer Finn Bjarson. He wanted to show in a way the differences from then and now in the seriousness of the music and the videos. It seems today we are much more serious and calculated when a song is produced or a video is made. It has to be for a certain audience or fit in a box of genre. We love the freedom of that era and wanted to try and recreate the feel and vibe from then in a sort of tribute to all those who came before. We will leave it up to all of you decide how well we have done."


Supplicant - Lifeline2 (Official Music Video)

http://www.myspace.com/supplicant

Korg Polysix Pics and Samples


on deepsonic.ch here

Link to samples is just below the first image.

Testing Mk1 Oscillators on Vimeo using my pair of Sanyo CG10 cams!

Testing Mk1 Oscillators on Vimeo using my pair of Sanyo CG10 cams! from Ken MacBeth on Vimeo.


"Testing here to see the result! MacBeth Mk1 Oscillators- testing the cam too!...cam is sanyo CG10! I like it!"

Modular Jam at Happy knobbing 2010


YouTube via tronique — June 16, 2010 — Just jammin' ...

Happy knobbing 2010

"Tags: Modular Synthesizer Analog Sequencer Electro electronica Ambient TMSS Theis-Modular"

Cokabit - Drum and Bass with Roland Space Echo RE-20 & Simmons SDS9


YouTube via Cokabit — June 16, 2010 — "first steps with RE-20 Space Echo electribe triggered the simmons sds9"

Hot Cats


YouTube via ThePurityControl — June 16, 2010 — "Phoolan takes a liking to the fan, unfortunately i didn;t get her hassling me to switch it on, while Eugene flops out to conserve energy in the heat :D

The making of this short video did not overly spoil my enjoyment of The Wild Thornberrys."

This is the Korg Trident Mark 1

This is the Korg Trident Mark 1 from Calvin Cardioid on Vimeo.

"bit.ly/aUoSEM

Vintage Korg Trident analog polyphonic synth Mark 1 with MIDI IN.

From CL516.BLOGSPOT.COM"

ARP 2600 VINTAGE SYNTHESIZER with Patch Overlays

via this auction

"Serial number on synth is: 26217. Serial number on keyboard (model 3604-P) is: 36101. Auction includes original owners manual, two patch overlays, power cable, keyboard connector cable and two patch cables."

ROKTON FORMANTA UDS

via this auction
"Formanta UDS is powerfull 7 channel analog drum synthesizer, produced by the same FORMANTA factory in Kachkanar city where mades famous Polivoks synths in eighties. It has 5 identical channels (which can be used freely) for BASS DRUM, HIGH TOM, MIDDLE TOM, LOW TOM, SNARE and two channels for Hi-hats and Cymbals. The synth has also built-in beatbox with 16 patterns. The beatbox and the synthesizer are independent modules so they can work at the same time freely. And you can tweak the generators of the beatbox patterns. Full freedom. Each channel has trigger Input on a standart 1/4 mono Jack and two additional Inputs for pedals. It can be triggered from drum pads like Simmons or any audio source - Line Outs of the drum machine or soundcard etc. The synth has two parallel mono Outs (1/4 Jack and 5Din) and two parallel stereo Outs (left-right on 1/4 Jacks and 5Din). It also has 5Din socket for Rhythm-Stick hand controller. This is an armoured antitank piece of gear and the sound it produces is very unique!

Controls on the front panel:

(5 channels with identical parametrs - snare, high tom, middle tom, low tom, bass drum)
-sensitivity
-tone (up/down)
-decay time
-octave (up/down)
-balance (tone/noise)
-filter
-accent
-volume
-sound ON (synthesis/autorhythm)
(1 channel - cymbals)
-sensitivity
-decay time
-volume
-sound ON (synthesis/autorhythm)
(1 channel - high-hat)
-sensitivity
-volume 1
-volume 2
-sound ON (synthesis/autorhythm)
Autorhythm section
-switch synthesis/autorhythm mode
-start/stop
-tempo
-volume
4x4 knob matrix for selecting 16 styles
General section
-out ON
-volume
-volume phones - out phones.
-synhesis ON.
-mains indicator

The supply voltage - 220-230V/50Hz. For use it with 110/127V, a voltage converter is necessary\ not added\."

Roland SH-5

via this auction

Eminent - Arp Solina String Ensamble

via this auction

"THE classic string machine from around 1973. Eminent Solina String Ensamble

SEE HERE FOR MORE PICS"

realtime cosmopolaris

flickr by paquito paquito paquito
(click for more)

Electribe ES1 Black Magic

flickr set by defosfiga
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