Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Oberheim Strummer demo
YouTube Uploaded by canmarcvancouver on Dec 3, 2010
"Here is an idea of what the classic Oberheim Strummer from 1991 can do to single notes playing a metal drum sound on a TX7.
The strummer is was designed to sit in between a midi keyboard controller and the desired midi sound device. In this case a dx7 and a tx7.
The Strummer's midi input "listens" to what a keyboardist plays and the midi output plays it back out modified to sound like a guitarist had strummed it instead. From a 3 note chord it can makes a 6 string riff. You can edit to make all sort of riff strokes.
Obviously nothing can sound as authentic as a real guitarist & the Strummer is no exeption.
However, The magic happens when it is used to trigger sounds it was not designed for, such as the metal drum sound here."
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