Monday, November 26, 2007
ARP QUADRA (PART 1)
YouTube via stephenteller. Be sure to check out Stephen Teller's website as well.
"Some quick noodling on the Arp Quadra using only the string and solo synth section."
Update: An interesting note about the Quadra is that it was two portamento sliders, one for each VCO.
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so sad that synth is unreliable, sound is really impressive ...
ReplyDeleteThe phasing/ensemble sound reminds my a lot of the sound track for that weird animated film "Wizards".
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know what they used for that?
Are you talking about the Ralph Bakshi film?
ReplyDelete@ zero - Yes! That's the one.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen it for 15 years, but when I heard that opening string sound, for some reason it totally brought the memory of it back.