MATRIXSYNTH: Workspace and Environment: The Volt per Octaves


Monday, March 17, 2008

Workspace and Environment: The Volt per Octaves

"My favorite piece of hardware of all time is my Minimoog Model D, but right now it's in the shop for a general tune up. So, I've been having lotsa fun with my friend Ross Harris's Baldwin Synthasound! It's a super rare old analog monosynth that Baldwin made for a short time at the height of Minimoog and Arp 2600 popularity (1971).
Sounds like Dick Hyman in a box and I love it. It has one of the craziest glide times ever, like 20 seconds... But it actually says "Slide"..."

You can find the full interview on trash_audio.

The synth on the top left is the Baldwin Synthasound pictured here.

1 comment:

  1. Yeah, finally some Syntha-Sound love on MS. Absolutely love this keyboard - sure, has its limitations, but ultimately very playable and musical. Every synth should have its own spring reverb. BTW, looks like he's replaced the sliders on the left w/ different caps.

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