Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Soviet Analog Synthesizer - The Polivoks
YouTube via williamenroh, via this VSE Thread. MP3 of the intro song here. Sent my way via Mr. Array.
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interesting video..
ReplyDeletewhich it showed off the sound more..
Excellent video! well done.
ReplyDeleteYeah, do more videos of these more difficult to come by synths. Just spend more time on the sound or have two segments where the second shows off it's sonic potential.
ReplyDeleteLove the sound of the Polivoks, and I love the Russian Anthem!
ReplyDeleteРоссия - священная наша держава,
Россия - любимая наша страна.
Могучая воля, великая слава -
Твое достоянье на все времена!
yay!
What Youtube was made for. Thanks.
ReplyDeletenice job. the biggest point I wanted to make though is that you don't have to speak russian to repair one. anyone who knows their synths will figure out what each knob's supposed to do without a manual, and a schematic shouldn't require knowledge of any specific language.
ReplyDeletePolyvoks For Sale. spiritbbs_spb@mail.ru
ReplyDeleteЗЫ: Недорого =))))
I've seen this guy narrating other synth demos. He's as good as they get...concise, interesting.
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