Bit99 from Crumar. A rare italian synth with analog filters and digitally controlled oscillators. Not sure how many of these are out there but there variations in the form of the BitOne, Bit01 and a rack version. There are no knobs and you have to control the various functions by calling up an address (input a no.) and then modifying the value. Thankfully there is a legend, screen-printed prominently on the panel of the synth. There is a sample of how it sounds on my soundcloud account: http://snd.sc/10q00Kz
Nice axe!
My friend, synthesist composer & engineer Herb Deutsch discusses the evolution of the MiniMoog. :)
My duo with saxophonist Peter Furlan, in which I use a pretty sizable rig featuring Ableton LIVE and a Moog Voyager…
My new group Mr Gone performing “In A Silent Way/Directions” on 4/26/13.
Today’s dance class rig du jour.
Spring weather brings a touch of chaos to the conservatory, and a chance for some fun. (at Suny Purchase College Conservatory Of Dance)
Gig prep. Quality time.
Mark Mosher Improv Tone2 Saurus Synthesizer (by Mark Mosher)
Some fun in dance class… on Flickr.
Lusting after this beast
Once again: Happy Birthday to Jan Hammer, jazz synthesist & fusion pioneer extraordinary. The boy can PLAY.
