Thursday, April 15, 2010
Polyphonic front end
YouTube via organfairy — April 15, 2010 —
"I am about to record a demo with my newly constructed mini modular analogue synthesizer. But I intend to blend in some chords too which the synthesizer should process.
To generate the chords I am going to use this little organ or polyphonic front-end that I made some years ago. The idea is the same as in the Paia Oz/Gnome duo: An organ-like instrument provides the chords and the actual synthesizer gives the chords their timbre and volume.
The music in this video is played on the Technics SX-C600 organ and the Roland SH-2000 synthesizer.
Sorry about the sketchy half-finished schematics in this video. When I made the mini organ I didn't know that I was going to present it in a video."
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