Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Sequential Circuits Prelude - Analog String Synthesizer
YouTube Uploaded by SynthesizerDemos on Mar 30, 2011
"(If you want to get straight to the strings, go to 4:18)
Anyone who knows me knows that I love Poly Ensembles nearly as much as I love drum synthesizers.
This is the Sequential Circuits Prelude, which was an American reissue of the Siel Orchestra II from the dawn of the 80's.
it has lot's of groovy bells and whistles like a flanger and an equalizer in addition to the standard chorus/ensemble effect. It produces some very smooth strings and some juicy brass. In addition, it can do a few transistor organ-type sounds and the standard analog piano sound (which isn't very useful for anything other than covering "Your Kiss is on My List")."
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