Roland has announced the SP-404SX, an update to the Roland SP-404. The new model offers enhanced sound quality with 16-bit linear sampling, improved DSP effects, smooth FX switching, a more versatile pattern sequencer (with a new shuffle feature), and easier data management with SD-card compatibility. SP-404SX features Sample anytime, anywhere with the built-in mic and… Read More The Roland SP-404SX Performance Sampler
The new Roland AX-Synth Shoulder Synthesizer (aka keytar) is now available. AX-Synth Features: Built-in sound engine with voices from Roland’s latest synthesizers. Ribbon controller, D Beam, modulation bar, knobs, and easy-to-see display for stage. USB MIDI for easy connection to PC. Dedicated V-LINK button for video/visual control. Innovative bender mode for expressive solos. Long battery… Read More Roland AX-Synth “Shoulder Synthesizer” (Keytar) Now Available
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Here’s a treat for fans of old-school Berlin school synth music. This video, by Quintin Hewlett, captures Electroluminescent (Ryan Ferguson) as part of the New Harbours Music Series vol. 2 Christ’s Church Cathedral, Hamilton, Ontario, Spring 2009.
Brian Kehew and Larry Fast discuss their experiences with Moog Synthesizers and their interactions with Bob Moog. From the Museum of Making Music opening weekend for their new Moog exhibit. Note: This was captured via a live streaming service, and takes a couple of minutes to really get going.
Jesse Styles created this “autofaciomodulated synthesizer”, built from the Thingamakit by Bleeplabs. The Thingamakit is a DIY light-controlled noise making synth thing.
Eric Archer demos four tiny drum machines with analog sound, IR wireless network, and photocell control. One drum is running through a DigiTech Synth Wah pedal. The other three are mixed dry. The mix is playing through a guitar amp. See the recent post on minimal drum machines for more info.
