MATRIXSYNTH: Electrocomp EML-200 Analog Synth Korg SQ-10 Analog Sequencer


Wednesday, May 09, 2007

Electrocomp EML-200 Analog Synth Korg SQ-10 Analog Sequencer


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"As many of you know, we are vintage synth dealers. Unlike most sellers, part of what WE do is testing things out thoroughly - every jack, every knob, etc... And sometimes we actually get to have fun! :) Today, while going through one of our Electrocomp EML-200's with one of our Korg SQ-10's for one of our favorite customers, I made an interesting sound I thought some of you Youtubers would enjoy. So here it is! I hope you like it... Please, no glove questions or comments or requests for cover songs, ok?! ;) Email me anytime at minime123 at onebox.com"
Posted by matrix at 5/09/2007 05:57:00 PM
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4 comments:

  1. synthbaron5/9/07, 6:27 PM

    I figured it out. Minime is Michael Jackson.

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  2. Tommy DOG5/9/07, 7:09 PM

    I always like the fact that mini doesn't do the suck ass stock sound demos. But I am worried about the fact that we only see one of his hands.

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  3. Anonymous5/11/07, 11:01 AM

    wtf is so special about this sound? It's no better then a circuit bent toy sound

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  4. Anonymous5/11/07, 11:35 AM

    "I always like the fact that mini doesn't do the suck ass stock sound demos."

    What is a stock sound demo for a modular synth ??

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