MATRIXSYNTH: Macbeth M5N : One


Thursday, August 19, 2010

Macbeth M5N : One


YouTube via wickedcoolsafenice | August 19, 2010

"monstrosity.

I've had this for a while now and due to its rarity, thought it was fair to share it with the universe & beyond...

Just a very simple sequence, showing off the sonic power of this machine. The audio randomly switches between the "clean" VCA, the Panning/Reverb VCA & the Camera Mic. No external FX used.

Thank you Ken Macbeth!"

Macbeth M5N : Two

wickedcoolsafenice | August 19, 2010

"Again using the same simple sequence as in the first vid, showing off the sonic power of this machine. This time i get the 2nd multi-mode filter involved.

The audio randomly switches between the "clean" VCA, the Panning/Reverb VCA & the Camera Mic. No external FX used."

Macbeth M5N : Three

wickedcoolsafenice | August 19, 2010

"Again it's the same simple sequence (sorry!). Getting a bit more experimental with this one. Doing a bit of cross-modulation with the osc's.

The audio randomly switches between the "clean" VCA, the Panning/Reverb VCA & the Camera Mic. No external FX used."

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