The Dark Energy Keyboard Synthesizer
These images are of a diy Dark Energy keyboard synthesizer, by Project Dehli (Benjamin Dehli), based on the Doepfer Dark Energy.
These images are of a diy Dark Energy keyboard synthesizer, by Project Dehli (Benjamin Dehli), based on the Doepfer Dark Energy.
The Mutable Instruments Shruthi-1 is a hybrid digital/analog monosynth sold as a DIY kit for €130.00. The kit includes everything needed for building the Shruthi-1 synth, except for the enclosure: PCB for the digital section and the filter All electronic parts / ICs Pre-prgrammed ATMega644 and patches/sequences storage EEPROM Switches caps / knobs Blue backlight LCD… Read More The Shruthi-1 DIY Digital/Analog Monosynth

Iced morning – excerpt was uploaded by: adimsimion
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TRON: LEGACY – Daft Punk’s “Derezzed” Played by KORG iMS-20 for iPad was uploaded by: kcyonao
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Watch this TB-303 video very carefully was uploaded by: phono1337
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Playing with Xtrument was uploaded by: mvpadrini
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Alessandro Cortini shared this video of his first experiences trying out a Buchla Music Easel. “I was lucky enough to have been offered to spend a few hours with a lovely 208 +221 combination,” says Cortini. “Here’s what i came up with.”

Dvorak / Gypsy Song Op. 55 #4 / Theremin was uploaded by: copperleaves
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Casio VL1 Tone Emulator – Free VST synth – vstplanet.com was uploaded by: vstplanet
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This video captures an improvisation, by Rasmus Nyåker at the Copenhagen Noise Lab, on an alternative midi-controller. “All sounds you here is straight out of a Nord Modular G2, straight into the camera,” notes Nyåker. “No audio-editing whatsoever.”