Simon (... snafu ...) posted this piece along with a few others he has on auction to the AH list. Title link takes you to a few more shots he sent my way. Some notes from the auction:
"it has been modded, so that each (of the two) voices hast a single output."
"in the 70s it became famous, because it was used to make these wierd disco-sounds bioooouuuuu biiiiuuuuuu - but behind those cheezy sounds there is a hidden gem not many know about... i have been told, that it can do very cool bass-drum hits, that can ever out-boom the TR909 (that is why i bought it :-)."
Nice description snafu. : )
It's interesting how this looks a lot like a Roland. Anyone know if there is any connection there? The shots of it on it's side, however, make it look completely different. I'd love to hear some samples of this as well. If anyone knows of any, please post in the comments. I asked Simon if he had any, so we'll see. I also tried Audio Playground's Virtual Drummachine page and no go.
Update via zerozeroisland in the comments:
"The syncussion is great! In addition to all the 70's disco sounds, it's capable of a lot more. Skinny Puppy used it in the early days and it's definitely useful for very aggressive, heavy sounds...
if you have a copy of Reason, here is a refill for the Redrum drum machine of some amazing sy-1 sounds: link"
The syncussion is great! In addition to all the 70's disco sounds, it's capable of a lot more. Skinny Puppy used it in the early days and it's definitely useful for very aggressive, heavy sounds...
ReplyDeleteif you have a copy of Reason, here is a refill for the Redrum drum machine of some amazing sy-1 sounds:
http://www.8ung.at/pegasus-wtal/pearlsy1.rfl
thanks for the link with the Refill, zerozeroisland. Since i don't have reason, is it possible to extract the samples from the Refill file? or would you even consider upping a little sample pack with just the audio files?
ReplyDeletecheerz, mike