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Saturday, April 28, 2007

Moog IIIc / 2VCO unison


YouTube via btpro. Sent my way via Yves of Yusynth.

"Moog IIIc demo. Two 901B VCOs set to unison. Play example with Mellotron."
Posted by matrix at 4/28/2007 09:44:00 AM
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8 comments:

  1. Anonymous4/28/07, 9:48 AM

    Ha ha, crusty old synth :)

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  2. Anonymous4/28/07, 11:28 AM

    Why oh why almost everybody who are posting clips to matrixsynth are unable to make a LINE level recording of the sounds that these particular syths are making?? Hello?? Crappy rooms echos and rattling keyboards... Gentlemen, get a grip!

    With Love,
    A

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  3. Hexfix934/28/07, 1:14 PM

    yeah. i don't have a camera with an audio in. if i did, i would go off my mixer in the future..

    i can still tell that, that moog has a lot of bite, and great resonance. it sounds better than the modern voyager..

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  4. Anonymous4/28/07, 1:33 PM

    Nice touch labelling changes. Sweet ass system.

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  5. Doktor Future4/28/07, 2:49 PM

    Bananas!

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  6. Anonymous4/28/07, 3:57 PM

    recording separate audio's a hassle. with just a camera you take the video and you're done. beggars shouldnt be chosers, folks. take what you get, its free!

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  7. Anonymous4/30/07, 9:15 AM

    that was beautiful

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  8. Anonymous4/30/07, 4:00 PM

    just horribble im proud to have a virus b ,fs1r,prosyhnth,evolver,dx 200,tx7,... and midi

    ReplyDelete

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