MATRIXSYNTH: What a Polyphonic Arp 2600/Macbeth M5/Minimoog would sound like


Monday, January 02, 2012

What a Polyphonic Arp 2600/Macbeth M5/Minimoog would sound like


YouTube Uploaded by ricel1992 on Jan 2, 2012

"Hooked up my mono synths with my Encore Expressionist and recorded a little video to show of the sound. I had the Acidlab Miami triggering the ARP Sequencer which was sequencing the filter cutoff (making that rhythmic sound in the background). The glidey/squelchy bass is the minimoog model D and the 4 voice poly is made up of the 2 ARP 2600's and 2 voices from the Macbeth M5 - osc 1 and 3 through filter 1 and oscillator 2 through filter 2. It makes for a rather unsurprisingly fat sound and the expressionist makes it really easy to set everything up (I just need some more long 1/4 cables)! The Acidlab Miami was the drum accompaniment. Anyways, hopefully I can record more soon."
Posted by matrix at 1/02/2012 04:39:00 PM
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2 comments:

  1. Kool Karlo1/2/12, 4:59 PM

    Needing more long 1/4 in. cables is the story of my life. Sounds great!

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  2. Clydesdale Erotic1/3/12, 6:38 AM

    dude. Give me one of those synths. Jesus christ.

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