Thursday, April 15, 2010
Korg Lambda Choir
YouTube via kennykeyboard — April 14, 2010 — "This video is by request. It consists of the choir preset on the Korg Lambda ES 50. I played a little ditty then some slow chords. The ensemble effect was engaged, as was the octave switch and the detuning of the 3 oscillator ranks. There are a set of pots for attack and release and a slider to control the brilliance of the sustaining voices. My impression of the Lambda choir is that it sounds like a mufled string synth. The amp in use was an Alesis Transactive. This is a big video file. I'm not sure of the flash conversion."
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KORG Lambda... I like his great hybrid and compact sounds with a little emulation of Eminent,Mellotron and other electric combo strings from 80's.
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