Showing posts with label analog synth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label analog synth. Show all posts
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Korg Monotron - sound test
"Sound tests of Korg Monotron with some pictures.
The original recording and sound have been not mastered, I just added a stereo delay."
via: adimsimion
Korg Monotron Gone Polyphonic + (Free Logic 9 File)
The Sawlytron is a result of many limits. The desire to harness the sound of analogue while being unable to afford the likes of a Virus, Prophet, Moog etc. The Monotron represents the heritage of the Korg MS-10 and MS-20 with the same analogue filter as its predecessors. This is amazing in itself given the affordability of the Monotron.
If you want a polyphonic analogue synth with an analog filter, the Monotron takes you halfway there. Equipped with a sampler you can take the Monotron the rest of the way to polyphonic bliss.
Watch video:
If you want a polyphonic analogue synth with an analog filter, the Monotron takes you halfway there. Equipped with a sampler you can take the Monotron the rest of the way to polyphonic bliss.
Watch video:
Friday, November 12, 2010
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!
Friday, August 6, 2010
How to program a Roland TB-303
There are a lot of videos with TB-303's in 'em on YouTube, but none that shows how you actually program one.
The manual is so hard to get through, it's best someone shows you.
Description in video:
via praevius
The manual is so hard to get through, it's best someone shows you.
Description in video:
via praevius
Evolver + Korg Triton + Korg microX + Roland MC-307
Evolver + Korg Triton + Korg microX + Roland MC-307 = vintage sound!
Short improvisation on Evolver DSI, Korg Triton,Korg microX and Roland MC-307.
The Evolver DSI is MIDI triggered by the arpegiator of the Korg microX.
The sound is altered by the video recording software. When live, the sound of Triton and MC-307 is close to the analog.
Made by World Of Synthesizers
Short improvisation on Evolver DSI, Korg Triton,Korg microX and Roland MC-307.
The Evolver DSI is MIDI triggered by the arpegiator of the Korg microX.
The sound is altered by the video recording software. When live, the sound of Triton and MC-307 is close to the analog.
Made by World Of Synthesizers
Etichete:
analog synth,
digital synth,
electronic music,
Evolver,
improvisation,
Korg microX,
Korg Triton,
live,
Roland MC-307,
synthesizer,
VA synth,
vintage synth,
world of synthesizers
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