Thursday, December 18, 2008
Quasimidi Polymorph Presets - Part 1
YouTube via Yorkshirelad69
"A tour through the 64 sequenced presets that come with the Quasimidi Polymorph. These should give you an idea of the kinds of sounds this Synth is capable of. All can be changed over-written. Each preset has 4 parts and each part its own FX. No external effects processor was used. This is the sound you get straight out of the box.
Part 2 will take you through some of it's user defined sounds, including Oberheim like pads, an excellent Mellotron choir and leads.
Sorry for the low quality video, the sound however, is excellent as it was recorded directly onto the PC (but a few seconds out of sync)."
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Is that concrete you have the polymorph on?
ReplyDeleteThat is some cool little demos it has. I have the Sirius and it's demos are ok but I really like some of those demo's for the polymorph. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteHi, it's on a laminate kitchen floor. It had to be there as the lead to the PC's sound card wasn't long enough!
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked the demo :)