Friday, February 29, 2008
The ARP 2600: Oscillators Part 3
YouTube via AutomaticGainsay. Parts 1 and 2 here.
"Here is another chapter in the saga of the documentation of the ARP 2600's oscillator sound and functionality. Thank you for watching, everyone!"
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cool thanks
ReplyDeleteHave you been able to try any of the virtual ARP 2600's yet? I'd be interested to see how a ARP-fanatic (don't worry, that's a good thing :) likes the virtual versions of 2600. And this kind of video should be a template for anyone else wanting to demonstrate their machines - clear, LOTS of knob tweaking (rather than talking about it for 10 minutes then playing for 30 seconds), and boundless enthusiasm :)
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