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Synthesizer-Magazin Ausgabe 3
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An original ad for the Moog Minimoog scanned from 1981 Keyboard Magazine. See many more old synth ads here www.scottfromcanada.com/synthads.html
and my Moog Slim Phatty unboxing video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5_hmM7k6zU
In the lobby of the McLennan physics building, University of Toronto. What a fabulous thing.
Here's the description from the accompanying card:
This marvellous machine was used to dress the output of the large fork and resonator with a controlled set of overtones. Each fork is mounted in front of the appropriate resonator and driven by coils connected in series using the electronome interrupter tuned to the fundamental. A small keyboard opens the resonators.
It appears that the components of this apparatus have been redeployed, as the present set-up does not agree with the illustration in the 1889 catalogue and several pieces have been mounted with screws through the maker's mark - an unlikely occurrence in the original mounting. This was probably done to allow operation of the keyboard from the back.
This spectacular synthesizer system is a combination of Digisound modules (white faceplates) & Aries Modular (black faceplates). Originally there were two non-functional systems, an Aries Modular system and the Digisound. Switched On was asked to resurrect two separate systems and combine them for the best arrangement of modules. The result was very pleasing to say the least!
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Meek FM
Typographic Synthesizer
by Rob Meek and Frank Müller
We had the chance (and honor!) to exhibit the typographic snythesizer Meek FM developed by Rob Meek and Frank Müller. The combination of a custom built hardware controller and software generates new shapes and sounds out of pre-installed typeface vectors.
Like a real musical synthesizer the Meek FM can shape and modify forms (+ sounds) with several parameters. This device shows that there are still a lot of untouched possibilies in realtime graphical instruments.
Winter 2011
Exhibition at Letters Are My Friends
Berlin
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Here is an awesome Jupiter-6 synthesizer in all it's greatness. :) I really enjoyed playing this synth. It has a killer sound.
KRK V6
Roland JP 8080
Roland XV 5080
Yamaha S30
Yamaha FS1R
Yamaha Motif ES Rack
PC Intel Core 2 Quad 2.53 gHz, 4 gB RAM
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Meek FM
Typographic Synthesizer
by Rob Meek and Frank Müller
We had the chance (and honor!) to exhibit the typographic snythesizer Meek FM developed by Rob Meek and Frank Müller. The combination of a custom built hardware controller and software generates new shapes and sounds out of pre-installed typeface vectors.
Like a real musical synthesizer the Meek FM can shape and modify forms (+ sounds) with several parameters. This device shows that there are still a lot of untouched possibilies in realtime graphical instruments.
Winter 2011
Exhibition at Letters Are My Friends
Berlin
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In the course of Ars Electronica Home Delivery, visitors were invited to see how genarate sounds with a modular synthesizer.
Find out more about Ars Electronica Home Delivery:
ars.electronica.art/homedelivery/en/
Credit: Ars Electronica - Robert Bauernhansl
Inspired by Roland SH1000, Revox B77, and Linn 9000 drum machine.
Lego models.
Artwork for Beem "The Future" available at www.beem.se
You are invited to a formal demonstration of the power of the analog synthesizer.
Multiple academic monophonic instruments from the 60's & 70's will be controlled by Mr. Chuck Sipperley & Mr. Sean Patrick.
It will start promptly at 7:00 PM on Sunday, August 15th, 2010.
This will be an outdoor event, taking place at Mr. Sipperley’s home.
A ONE TIME ONLY EVENT.
POSTER=SEAN PATRICK
Synthesizer for the "Warped Side of the Universe" at the Dr Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Orlando, Florida.
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Meek FM
Typographic Synthesizer
by Rob Meek and Frank Müller
We had the chance (and honor!) to exhibit the typographic snythesizer Meek FM developed by Rob Meek and Frank Müller. The combination of a custom built hardware controller and software generates new shapes and sounds out of pre-installed typeface vectors.
Like a real musical synthesizer the Meek FM can shape and modify forms (+ sounds) with several parameters. This device shows that there are still a lot of untouched possibilies in realtime graphical instruments.
Winter 2011
Exhibition at Letters Are My Friends
Berlin
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