After listening to one of the most annoying sounds ever, I decided to neanderthal over to the Trigotronic site. I took a look and a listen to the 665. It's actually a pretty beefy sounding unit. Title link takes you to more info and sound clips.
Friday, September 08, 2006
The Trigotronic 665
After listening to one of the most annoying sounds ever, I decided to neanderthal over to the Trigotronic site. I took a look and a listen to the 665. It's actually a pretty beefy sounding unit. Title link takes you to more info and sound clips.
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be good to see the real thing instaed of a drawing....i wonder if there is a unit out there that sounds like a vcs3?
ReplyDeletethe question was what sounds like a VCS3? ... an EMS Synthi A -- haha ;-) ... That Ionic Performer thing that contains the actual guts of a VCS3... you could buy most of the cloned bits of one from Analogue Systems. They have authorized reproductions of the filter & trapezoid generator. They do a reasonably similar LFO, VCO and ring mod too. Anyway, while the circuitry isn't a nightmare it's not bog simple like a basic guitar pedal or oscillator with a couple knobs on it either, that's why you don't see copies that often.
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