
The Agrasen Ki Baoli in Delhi, with some creative coloring.

Grady performs some cool arpeggios and other sounds on the Buchla Easel.
Submitted by Doug Llewellyn (@doug_whoever) via Instagram

Our very own Big Merp is back with another drone using the Cherry Audio ESQ-1 synthesizer and the Novation Launchpad Pro grid controller. It’s quite soothing, and I think he might put himself to sleep.

Pöpö helps out as Miko (@ramsesjupiter) digitizes some electronic-music tapes.


Our pal Haku poses with a Korg Electribe S ES-1.
The Electribes had such a distinctive look. And as a measure of their age, they used SmartMedia cards, basically giant older versions of modern SD cards.

I probably still have a few of these around from old devices.
Photos from our friend Erik Ribeiro.


Kat sits comfortably in the command chair of this studio that features a Yamaha SY99 synthesizer, and just about every modular series that Behringer made. We see a Gray Meanie (ARP 2600), MS-5 (Roland SH-5), modules in the 100, 900, 2500 series, and more. I also see an Akai sampler lurking in the corner.
From Steve Watts via the Facebook Eurorack Modular group.
I think I’m going to have to buy another chair

Our very own Big Merp joins us today as he plays a groove using the new Cherry Audio ESQ-1 and our trusty Novation Launchpad Pro grid controller.
You can watch our detailed review and tutorial of the Ensoniq ESQ-1 by Cherry Audio in this video:


From the East Side Gallery in East Berlin. This is the largest remaining section of the Berlin Wall.