MATRIXSYNTH: ARP Odyssey Model 2821 Synthesizer


Monday, May 07, 2007

ARP Odyssey Model 2821 Synthesizer

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YouTubes via retrosound72.
Posted by matrix at 5/07/2007 02:25:00 PM
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6 comments:

  1. Doktor Future5/7/07, 2:54 PM

    Thanks!

    These videos have saved me a lot of money!

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  2. Anonymous5/7/07, 4:26 PM

    neh, i've had lotsa oddyseys and haave never been dissapointed or regretted them , Dr. the video sound quality although interesting isn't particularly special and doesn't capture the dynamic range , depth, or overall impression i've always gotten from this series of machines. i've owned and played them all but if you want a cheap fix the axxe and avatar do a lot of the same sounds at a more reasonable price point.

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  3. Doktor Future5/7/07, 5:36 PM

    The vids are alright. It's a good synth. Just have that rage covered already for the most part.

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  4. cebec5/7/07, 5:43 PM

    Odyssey was my first analog synth. So, it's a nostalgic connection I have with it. The interface made this such a fun synth to experiment with.

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  5. Anonymous5/7/07, 7:42 PM

    looks dangerous with those keys sticking out like that. Probably pretty easy to chip a tooth on those babes.

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  6. Anonymous5/9/07, 3:46 AM

    The minimoog is the man and the odyssey the woman of synth.

    Thanks! Great vid.

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