Showing posts with label analog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label analog. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Jean Michel Jarre - A day with the analog synths
Everyone who works with analog synthesizers knows what means those images!
But are we quitting to use them?!
NO!!! because we love ANALOG SYNTHS!
Monday, November 21, 2011
Entities - Parallel Worlds
Created by Dimitris D. Davakis for "Entities", a track from Parallel Worlds' album "Shade" 2009 DiN records. www.parallel-worlds-music.com. Paintings courtesy of Romanie Sanchez, www.romanie.net.
Analog feel (SH-32, Evolver, microX) - Alba Ecstasy (Adagio for 2011)
A cold Monday afternoon jam with Roland SH-32, Evolver DSI, Korg microX.
"Analog feel" is a part of ADAGIO FOR 2011 album of AE.
Stay tuned to hear the album version of Analog feel!
More on http://www.albaecstasy.ro
AE
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Yamaha PS-30 (1981) + Ti2 = demo 1 by Alba Ecstasy
Yamaha PS-30 (1981) + Ti2 = demo 1 by Alba Ecstasy
From: adimsimion
A demo of the rare Yamaha PS-30 (1981) versus Acces Virus Ti2.
You can read more about this beautiful Yamaha PS-30 here: http://weltenschule.de/TableHooters/Yamaha_PS-30_PS-20.html
I just picked this synth 1 day ago for about 50 bucks!
In this video, the Yamaha is passed by a reverb effect from Korg Radias.
You just have to see /listen for yourself and... comment!
Saturday, October 9, 2010
The Poly Evolver Rack is Back!
There is nothing new in this title, but every time I read it on Dave Smith Instruments website, makes me say it as an incantation: "The Poly Evolver Rack is Back... The Poly Evolver Rack is Back... The Poly Evolver Rack is Back..."
Really niiiiice!
Really niiiiice!
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Novation BassStation - a moment of... fun?! :))
Pray: God, please, don't let me become such an addicted person of synths, plizzzz?! :))
Friday, August 6, 2010
The Moog Sonic Six [video]
The Moog Sonic Six is an an outgrowth of Moog's expansion in the early seventies, when it took over a smaller company called Musonics, which made a synth called the Sonic V.
Moog took the Sonic V design, updated it with more Moog-like features (S-trig, three-stage Minimoog-like envelopes, etc) and released it as the attache-case-mounted Sonic VI.
Moog took the Sonic V design, updated it with more Moog-like features (S-trig, three-stage Minimoog-like envelopes, etc) and released it as the attache-case-mounted Sonic VI.
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