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mosc
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This topic is for pictures of modular synths. Please post mostly just pictures. If possible, be sure to indicate a link, an explaination and credit.
I'll start with this picture. It is one of the most beautiful synth pictures I've yet seen:
| Quote: | | Gorgeous Serge analog synth built by Sound Transform Systems. Support stand designed by Mike Adjillian, manufactured completely out of aluminum. A sonic refuge when one tires of the computer. |
http://www.twelfthroot.com/
 Seraph, for first posting this here: http://electro-music.com/forum/topic-1142.html
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that sure is gorgeous, mosc. here's a handful i found, sorry for the lack of info...
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| Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2005 1:56 pm Post subject:
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wow  Howard, I am really impressed 
to you 
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| Posted: Sun Jul 24, 2005 2:10 pm Post subject:
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just in case you wonder about other Hans Zimmer's Synths check this out 
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It's a shame some of these links are getting stale. I gotta post this picture originally posted by Mr. Blue Hell on this topic. http://electro-music.com/forum/topic-3563.html
This is pretty amazing. Big modular synths can be resonably be considered decendants of organs like these. Well, I've never seen a ongan quite like this one. Absolutely amazing...
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| Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2005 3:06 am Post subject:
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Hi,
i am just new here, but i would like to show you my little system. Here you can see my new baby from www.anyware-instruments.de
an here is a nightshot of my Arrick-Synth
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| Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2005 7:07 pm Post subject:
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| mosc wrote: | This topic is for pictures of modular synths. Please post mostly just pictures. If possible, be sure to indicate a link, an explaination and credit.
I'll start with this picture. It is one of the most beautiful synth pictures I've yet seen:
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Some great ideas for a holiday shopping guide.
I'll have to forward these to my wife to see if she gets the hint  |
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| Mohoyoho wrote: | | The SemTex looks great and sounds great. What do they cost in US $? |
I think it will be around 1500$. |
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wow! I'm well impressed that you have managed to get this thing fitted exactly between floor and roof (including table)!!  |
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Yes, ambientdrone, a very beautiful system.
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Well... here's part of my set-up... the modular part, that is:
I do need to get some newer shots in there, esp. after I get my two Zeroscillators from Cynthia.
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| morbius wrote: | | Well... here's part of my set-up... |
OMG, I need to hear that !!
See most pictures do have a few cables plugged for the synths, but your patch factor seems to be pretty damned high.
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| morbius wrote: | | Well... here's part of my set-up... the modular part |
now I am curious to see the rest of it
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| Blue Hell wrote: | | your patch factor seems to be pretty damned high. |
gee, I think that it's more expensive to buy all those cables than to buy all those modules
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| seraph wrote: | | Blue Hell wrote: | | your patch factor seems to be pretty damned high. |
gee, I think that it's more expensive to buy all those cables than to buy all those modules |
Actually, around $1,200 in cables.
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Morbius, nice setup. That modular synth looks familiar. Very cool.
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| i reckon that is the most beautiful synth/stand combination ever. for some reason it reminds me of Tarkovsky's Solaris. |
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| Mohoyoho wrote: | I find it sort of scary. . .in a cool way.
Hey Morbius! Are you in East Tennessee or in Carolina? |
East Tennessee... specifically, Sevierville. And I can tell ya, there's not much of a market for synth-music/players here. I suppose the Tri-Cites, Boone, and Asheville would the the happenin' places to gig. I know about Asheville, for sure. This part of East TN. is musically retarded... at least, after living in Memphis and a short time in Nashville, it sure seems that way. There's only two and one-half kinds of music here... Country/Bluegrass, Gospell, and some very tired Southern Rock. I long for progressive, all anyone knows is 100 ways to play 'Mustang Sally', and anything with the same chord progressions.
Woe is me.  So, I guess you could say... I play with myself. 
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