Chichiro inspects a Doepfer Dark Energy Mk1 synthesizer. Submitted by our friend Erik Ribeiro (@eriksuperlazy on Instagram).
The Doepfer Dark Energy was built around the Curtis CEM3394 “synth on a chip”. Curtis filter chips are well known and prolific in analog synthesizers, but this chip also includes a VCO and VCA – in short, a full synthesizer voice. It would definitely be fun to get hold of one of these, either packaged like the Dark Energy or on its own to experiment with.
A cat helping out in the studio with various signal-processing units, including Klark-Technik LA-2A clone, a vintage Alesis MIDIVerb III, a couple of units from A.R.T., and more.
Ringer creates a soundscape with the Waldorf Blofeld. Submitted by our good friend Damien Olsen.
We also see a Line 6 delay pedal, Korg M50 and TR61 keyboard synthesizers, a Roland SP-404 SX sampler, and more.
This is the sweetest thing! The lovely Bella creates a drone on the Montage M7 while she relaxes. Her drone is a musical contribution to a larger composition and performance. From our friends I Love Cats and Synths on YouTube.
My best guess on the keyboard model is a Yamaha PSR, but if you know, please let us know in the comments below.
Pinki shows off a cool Analog Systems modular, with not one but two Oberkorn 16-step sequencers. There are several other Eurorack modules from other manufacturers on the lower level, which we shall leave as an exercise to the reader.
From our friend Edda Jayne via Facebook. You can see Pinki’s previous appearances via his tag
Tuna cleans himself while playing a drone on a Korg Poly-800 synthesizer. There is actually a lot of complex variation in here (presumably from the connection to Ableton Live).
