Roland GR-300 Guitar Synth

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Pomona, California’s NoiseBug has announced its plans for the 2009 NAMM Show. It will be featuring demos of the Buchla 2003 system, along with the new 285e Frequency Shifter. In addition, it will be showing Plan B’s Mini Milton Sequencer, Triple Digital VCO, Control Attenuator, Vector Plotter and the Plan B Performance System.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i20teOQO7RA This video demos Brian Green’s circuit bent Speak and Spell.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnRXX62iE2g In Open Lab’s latest video, Maroon 5’s Jessie Carmichael demonstrates how he plays Makes Me Wonder live on stage using his Open Labs MiKo keyboard. Jessie also explains how he utilizes the MIDI functions to have multiple controllers and key splits.
A demo of the Yamaha CS15 Analog Synthesizer.
This is pretty geektacular – an excerpt from an improvisation on a hand built modular synth, controlled by and being processed by Max/MSP. The set-up also includes a hand made photocell controller for Max.
This video, via Dan from Schaack Audio, demos a single Percussa AudioCube controlling Slicex in FL Studio.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bowexkE4VSU This video demos using a Percussa Audiocube to create loops. The Audiocube’s 4 sensors control 4 parameters of a VST instrument, which are recorded into a looping sequencer and played over the original recording, allowing the performer to create a loop quickly and shape the sound and musical patterns using has hands and fingers,… Read More Making Audio Loops With A Single AudioCube
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=6163B423F050F0C3 Here are a set of video demos of the H-Pi Tonal Plexus microtonal keyboard. The Tonal Plexus provides 211 keys per octave, allowing the finest discrete control of tuning expression ever available on a MIDI keyboard.