via Synthwire. Gear list so you can hear how each individual synth fits in the mix, per part, per track below.
http://carbon111.com/
http://carbon111.blogspot.com/
GEARLIST FOR "SHADOWS" by CARBON111 (2009)

ARRIVAL
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E-piano - Nord Stage
Lead - Nord Wave
Rhythmic Arp - Roland Juno 60
Ambience - NI Reaktor, NI Absynth 4

AZATHOTH DREAMS
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Everything - Nord Wave

DEAD LEAVES
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Lead - Yamaha VL1
Bass - DSI Prophet '08
FM Bell - OASYS
Ambience - Waldorf Microwave XT
Drums - Korg Electribes ER-1, ES-1

BICYCLE
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Bass Sequence - SCI 6-Trak
Mellow Piano - Nord Stage
Bright Piano - NI Massive
FM Pad - OASYS
Seagulls - Waldorf Microwave XT
Ambience - NI Absynth 4

PERMANENT SUNRISE
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All Synth Sounds - John Bowen Solaris Prototype
Drums - Korg Electribe ES-1

RED TOWERS
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E-Piano - Nord Stage
FM Bell - Nord Stage
Electric Grand - Nord Wave
Voxy Lead - Nord Wave
FM Whistle - OASYS
Bass1 - OASYS
Bass2 - Roland Juno 60
Bright Arp - OASYS
Drums - OASYS

LONG SHADOWS
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Synth Sax - Yamaha VL1
Woodwind - Yamaha VL1
Growl Pad - Roland V-Synth
Smooth Pad - DSI Polyevolver Keyboard
Drums - Korg Electribe ES-1

CROWS FOR MARIE
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Piano - Marie (Baldwin "Acrosonic" Spinet)
Percussion - Nord Modular
FM Pad - Nord Modular
Triangle Pad - DSI Prophet '08
Insects - Nord Modular

INLAND SEA
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Piano - Marie (Baldwin "Acrosonic" Spinet)
Pad1 - Korg Lambda
Pad2 - Korg Lambda
Syn Choir - Korg Lambda
Ambience - Waldorf Microwave XT
Drums - Korg Electribe ER-1

SOLSTICE ON MARS
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E-Piano - Kurzweil K2600
Percussion - Nord Modular
Ambience - Nord Modular
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Nord Modular G2 "modulations" from Gattobus on Vimeo.

"In this patch I used 4 resonating filters as main oscillators. Each filter is modulated by 3 LFOs (so 12 LFOs in total).
The first LFO is modulating the amplitude, the second the filter cutoff frequency, and the third is modulating the first LFO.
All the LFOs are in sync with the main clock."
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via Marko of Retrosound.de

"here are some pics from the J.-M. Jarre concert in Leipzig (Germany) yesterday.

3 Synthex, 2 Minimoog, 2 ARP 2600, ARP 2500, Macbeth M5, Moog Modular, Eminent 310, Mellotron , JD-800, Jupiter-4, VP330, Korg PS, Jupiter-8 , Little Phatty, Moog Liberation and more"

You can find a post by Jean Michel Jarre's mentioning the Leipzig concert on his official blog here.

BTW, you might recognize Retrosound from his excellent synth videos frequently posted here on MATRIXSYNTH. Be sure to check out his synth site, retrosound.de.








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YouTube via potterpaint2000
"an improv using my Korg MS20 along with a Genoqs Octopus/Nord Lead Combo."
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YouTube via GoldenMaster288
"This is a short demo with scope image of some VOSIM synthesis, that I did on my g2 modular. I don't think this is the technically accurate version of VOSIM, as I just have continuous "bursts" of pulses going, where in traditional VOSIM there is a delay between bursts. There is also some clicks due to the sync function on the g2 having some sort of jitter I couldn't fully eliminate. Anyhow, I have a full explanation of this VOSIM synthesis on my blog, visit it at:
http://www.bagger288.com/goldenmaster"
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I haven't put up a post on the Deepsonic synth site since 2006. Swissdoc wrote in to let me know there have a been a number of updates. Indeed there have. They now have an RSS feed (I just subbed), and very recent updates including the following:

05.03.2010 Update :Roland Juno-106 mp3s:
04.03.2010 NEW! :Sony DTC-ZE700:
02.03.2010 NEW! :Quasimidi Sirius:
27.02.2010 Update :Matrix-6R Fat Sawth:
25.02.2010 Update :Clavia Nord Modular Expansion:
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YouTube via adoremotion
"k. testing out some loops and the Roland SH-101 for future ubs live shows. Synths in video (visible and hardly visible): Waldorf XT, Nord G2, Access Virus Indigo 1, Waldorf Pulse +, Oberheim OB-MX and a Roland SH-101 (with the random LFO which has a very unique sound).

Loops are from the song "Delirious" which will appear on the forthcoming album: CLUTTER.

www.ubs-music.com
www.reverbnation.com/ubs"
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YouTube via MusikSchmidt
http://www.musik-schmidt.de/gb-Clavia-Nord-Wave.html
"The Facts of the Clavia Nord Wave: * 4 octave (49-keys) velocity and aftertouch sensitive keyboard * 189Mb Flash Memory (180Mb for user samples) * 18 stereo voices * Wooden Pitch Stick * Modulation Wheel * LCD-window and Value Dial * Master Level Control * 3 Morph Sources (Modulation Wheel / Control Pedal, Note Number, Note Velocity) * 2 part multitimbral synth section * Filter: 6 types of single or multi mode filters with Frequency, Resonance, Keyboard Tracking and Envelope control * Amplifier Envelope: ADSR controls. * Modulation Envelope: selectable AD or AR controls * LFO 1 Waveforms: Square, inverted Saw, Triangle, Random and Soft Random * LFO 2 Waveforms: Square, Saw, Triangle, Random and Soft Random * Mono Mode: Mono or Legato with Glide-function * Chorus: 3 intensity settings * EQ: 2-band fixed * 1024 program locations * Slot A & B buttons * Octave Shift * Tube style Overdrive * Stereo Delay with tap-tempo function. * Reverb with 5 algorithms * Dimensions: 87 x 27,4 x 9,8 cm, 34.3 x 10.8 x 3.9 inches * Weight: 6 Kg, 13.3 lbs."
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YouTube via ProofNZ
"http://www.bromide-dub.com

After years of mucking around, figuring out the best way to produce 'electronica' live, I have come up with this setup. It is always changing, but this feels like it is getting closer.

Just a quick recording in the Proof Studios - bit of a mess around to see what would come out. Menacing Minimal Funk?

Ah dunno.. regardless - the louder you play it, the better it sounds.

Ableton acting simply as a mixing environment, Vestax VCM600 controlling it, sequences being feed to a Dave Smith Instruments Evolver, Nord Lead Rack 2X and Doepher Dark Energy, Elektron Machine Drum on the beats.

Bare Wobbles..."
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