Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Oberheim Matrix-12 Demo
YouTube via thegarranimal. via Switched On Synthesizer.
"This is an Oberheim Matrix-12 vintage analog polysynth, it is my personal favorite synth ever. Basses, strings, super-thick pads. Worth every red cent. Sound for this video was recorded into Cubase SX3 through an E-mu 1616M audio interface. Absolutely no effects were added. Probably half of the patches programmed by me! This demo is guerrilla style with mostly noodling - no rehearsing whatsoever - can you tell? So please take it easy with the comments....after all I spared you guys the Van Halen Jump riff the obies are famous for. Alas, maybe I make a better vid later."
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so what are the chances of getting some of those grea t patches via sys ex or whatever!! great job, i have a matrix 12, love it, had an xpander in the day, lost all the patches i made, but you reminded me why it was great,,... patch tradeoff?
ReplyDeleteNice job. This a what a called FAT back in the day. Now any kid with the latest rompler gets easily impressed...The Obies are the "real deal". Wish a could get my hands on one. keep the videos coming and big thanks.
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