MATRIXSYNTH: Quasimidi Polymorph Presets Part 2 - The Sounds


Monday, November 09, 2009

Quasimidi Polymorph Presets Part 2 - The Sounds


YouTube via Yorkshirelad69.

Part 1 here.

"A tour through some of the first 64 factory presets of the Quasimidi Polymorph.

These should give you an idea of the kinds of sounds this Synth is capable of.

It does sound digital, it can sound analog and it can sound gritty but these featured presets don't really do it justice as they seem designed for use mainly with the demo sequences.

The the final video in the series will concentrate on my own patches and I'll show you what it really can do!

No additional FX units were used, the sound you hear is straight from the Polymorph.

More to follow!"
Posted by matrix at 11/09/2009 11:02:00 AM
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5 comments:

  1. UniQue WerkX11/8/09, 8:47 PM

    This has the TNR-O video.

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  2. UniQue WerkX11/9/09, 12:23 AM

    LOL And the tags even say Quasimidi, Tenori-on and Yamaha, when it's listed as the "Quasimidi Polymorph Presets Part 2 - The Sounds"... had too much MatrixSynth wine? LOL

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  3. matrix11/9/09, 10:53 AM

    Yep.... :)

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  4. Doktor Future11/9/09, 11:21 AM

    Since some fingers, but no body show up, maybe add the tag: "Finger Model" or "Hand Model" :)

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  5. Andy Ford11/9/09, 11:57 AM

    Lol, I was never one for even having my picture taken so the hands is all I show.

    Wouldn't feel so shy if I could play the bugger but I'm a real novice :)

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