Monday, September 28, 2009
test of the dual osc 3U proto RM doing a Wurlitzer Piano etc...
YouTube via macbethsynthesizers. follow-up to this post.
"Funnily enough- I return here to a vid that I did in the Summer- it was one of my first 'musical' experiments with the MC1496RM built into the X-Series Dual Oscillator. The sound for me, is extremely reminiscent of a wurlitzer EP recorded dry. The Filter here is the 5U version of the 'Backen' Filter Combo. I liked it a lot as a recording- I actually recorded this in HI FI audio but I've lost the track somewhere down the line- so you hear it straight from the small mic in my Nikon D90...se what you think. It's also an experiment to see how visually this vid downloads- I have been using VideoStudio 12 with some success- but basic Microsoft Windows Movie Maker is giving me a higher quality result, but alas, less extravagant features..............any comments are of course welcome!
Ken M"
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