Macro Acid – The Roland TB-303
Saturday Synth Porn: Here’s an ‘extreme close up look’ at the Roland TB-303 Computer Controlled Bassline Synthesizer, via maxeq.
Saturday Synth Porn: Here’s an ‘extreme close up look’ at the Roland TB-303 Computer Controlled Bassline Synthesizer, via maxeq.
The Daydream Sound Reviews the Ensoniq EPS 16+ was uploaded by: TheDaydreamSound
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Here’s a quick demo of the Therevox ET-4 analog ribbon synthesizer. Inspired by the Ondes Martenot’s au ruban controller, the ET-4 is controlled by moving a finger along a reference keyboard shaped to provide tactile feedback. Dual pressure sensitive intensity keys control the amplitude of the ET-4’s two independent analog oscillators.
Grp A4 demotrack Rev.2 was uploaded by: Richard Schmitt
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Saturday Synth Porn: This is a view of Michel van Osenbruggen‘s modular synthesizer. van Osenbruggen records under the name Synth.nl and is also the man behind the Apollo Studios – the ultimate synth cave.
Saturday Synth Porn: The Pyramid Synth is a unique collaboration between instrument designer David Cranmer and monsterist Pete Fowler.
http://vimeo.com/52603601 This is the music video for How To Destroy Angels‘ Keep It Together, from An Omen EP, out November 13th.
A Night alone with my friends. was uploaded by: cyrusrexx
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Saturday Synth Porn: Pioneering electronic instrument designer Roger Linn this week released a collection of renderings for instrument designs that never made it into production. Above, Linn’s LinnDrum controller – a drum-oriented control surface for use with computers. While these designs, for various reasons, never made it into production, Linn’s rejected designs manage to be cooler than most… Read More What’s Roger Linn’s Coolest ‘Vaporware’ Gear Design?
Saturday Synth Porn: Here are the first pics, via Ken MacBeth, of the new MacBeth Studio Systems MicroMac-D desktop analog synthesizer. MacBeth describes the MicroMac-D as “The fattest vintage sounding desktop analogue synthesizer available.” Here are a couple more views of the new synth: