Thursday, February 21, 2008
The ARP 2600: Oscillators Part 2
YouTube via AutomaticGainsay. Part 1 here.
"Here is part two of a demonstration of the sound and functionality of the ARP 2600 oscillators."
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Nicely done, once again.
ReplyDeleteWhen VCO1 is modulating VCO2 and vice versa, that's usually called "cross modulation," for obvious reasons. Just thought I'd mention that.
By the way, most of that cross modulation stuff around the 2 minute mark sounds terrible! LOL and ;-)