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Last week, Bleep Labs introduced the Thingamagoop 2 with a teaser at their site.
Now they’ve put together this video showing the Thingamagoop 2 in squelchy action.
The Thingamagoop 2 is a DIY kit that sells for $100. Read more…
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Torley does his thing with Camel Audio Alchemy, demonstrating some extreme arpeggiator pattern programming. Read more…
Sunday Synth Jam: this video captures an ambient synth jam, Annunaki, on a Synthesizers.com modular synthesizer. Read more…
Thomas P Heckmann’s studio is more than just a working studio – it’s a synthesizer museum with a fantastic collection of some of the hottest synths ever made.
This video, in German with subtitles, features Heckmann talking about his music, his amazing synthesizer museum and why he prefers making music with vintage synthesizers.
This is an audio demo of Analogue Solutions’ Vostok matrix synth.
Matrix panels alone do not allow interfacing with external synthesisers & signals, so the Vostok also provides a full complement of front panel jack socket patch points for additional internal & external patching & interfacing.
The Vostok is not a Synthi and not intended to be or sound like one. It is an independent synthesiser in it’s own right.
The Vostok may at first glance look like an EMS clone, but it is not. It may share the matrix panel and suitcase style design concept, but that’s where the similarities end. The Vostok has more features, packing a powerful amount of modular synthesiser power into a small suitcase. It also has a different sound and uses different circuitry.
According to Peter Nagle’s SOS review:
This is a synth with a specialised appeal and the Vostok’s behaviour, range of sounds and performance undoubtedly does bears comparison with those classic EMS instruments. It scores by being slightly cheaper and having such extras as a MIDI interface, a sequencer, mini-jack connections and more. The VCOs sound fine, the filter marvellous and even the digital oscillator could be the source of some very strange sound effects or funky, wave-changing sequencer loops. I mean it as no insult to say that it could be an awesome self-contained sound-effects machine. In that context, the Vostok could do just fine.
