Thursday, September 04, 2008
programming a Siel Opera 6 analogue synth
YouTube via Orrsome1967
"A quick demo of how to change sounds and save them on a Siel Opera 6 analogue polysynth"
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awesome. one of the biggest frustrations about the opera 6/dk-600/kiwis is that the manuals are all but non existant, and lots of the patch storage and midi parameters vary from one production run to another. normally you just have to go through the programs in the 90s and see what functions you've got.
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