Another via Bee Jay. Damn, that's nice. Click image or title link for the full effect.
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Roland V-Synth "Matrixsynth Edition"
Another via Bee Jay. Damn, that's nice. Click image or title link for the full effect.
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I really like the sound this thing makes.
ReplyDeletenever would have sold mine if it looked like that..
ReplyDeletestill regret it anyways - i had a *perfect* sitar patch, with d-beam pitch bending... shit was awesome
also made one with the sound of bubbling stream thru comb and side band filters, with d-beam controlling sample speed... it was like manipulating sonic magic spells with your fingertips - most otherworldly sounds ever ever ever
Goddess damn it!!
ReplyDeleteWhy must you make me GAS over a another synth that does not exist!?!?
Green KORG RADIAS!!! yummy...
ReplyDeleteHmmm was thinking if things go touch screen LCD like lemur... maybe next time we will have VA modular synthesizers in a box but it's touch screen modular... wooo that'll ought to be quite cool... virtual knobs, virtual patching... all graphically presented...
Sorry off topic... GREEN GOODNESS CAMPAIGN!!!