MATRIXSYNTH: Crumar Composer analog paraphonic synthesizer demo


Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Crumar Composer analog paraphonic synthesizer demo


YouTube via sounddoctorin. Be sure to watch 5:50 on for the tube thing.

"Bob Weigel of http://sounddoctorin.com reviews the capabilities of this very rare analog divide down synthesizer from 1983 or so. One of the few machines built with a breath controller transducer inside so you just plug in hose. Phatt sounding monosynth. Nice organ presets and bbd leslie simulator. Polysynth and string section also can be mixed in. Only seen serial numbers in the 200's and these are so rare on ebay not sure how many were built. If anyone ever has info let me know. Visit the site for a virtual studio tour with sound clips from many of the synths there..."

Update:

Crumar Composer supplementary: Hand Vibrato demo!

Uploaded by sounddoctorin on Nov 21, 2008

1 comment:

  1. i will be selling my crumar composer on ebay: http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/dansettecat in the next couple of days, so check here: http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/dansettecat
    i'm also going to be selling a crumar roadrunner!

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