MATRIXSYNTH: Velvet Acid Christ Roland SH-2 Demo, Futile riff.


Thursday, December 06, 2007

Velvet Acid Christ Roland SH-2 Demo, Futile riff.


YouTube via hexfix93 of VAC. Also see this interview on Matrixsynth.
"I thought i would demo the sh-2 doing futile. And messing about with the sound while it was going on. Notice this, no fx were used, and listen to how great it sounds, no VA can even dream of doing that. Fat, Cutting, Metallic at times, warm, organic. Like a lazer.. I love this synth."

7 comments:

  1. Man likes his adjectives.

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  2. Great sounding synth. I've always liked the SH-09, and the extra oscillator on the SH-2 really expands the sonic palette. I think the SH-2 is the best of the early Roland stuff.

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  3. What is this? A commercial or a demo.
    Guy makes me laugh.

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  4. That's some classic EBM, as grating and annoying as it gets!

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  5. I think the SH-5 is the best of the old Rolands, but I'd take a SH-2 for bass.

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  6. "I think the SH-5 is the best of the old Rolands, but I'd take a SH-2 for bass."

    Ummm, yeh. Scratch that last comment of mine. Lost my head for a moment. ;-)

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