Friday, December 13, 2013
W.A. Mozart KV330 - 3. movement, (part1) Modular
Published on Dec 13, 2013 Stotz Daniel Philipp·22 videos
"This is another sound variation with the Mozart piano sonata KV 330 c-major. Performed by Daniel Philipp Stotz. Please refer to : http://www.danielphilippstotz.info/ About copyrights: All video, pictures, playing, recording, mixing by Daniel Philipp Stotz. (the composer Mozart died 1791!)."
On the modular via Daniel's modular page: "YUSYNTH monophonic analog synthesizer built by the genius Pavel Vančura from Synthservice.cz in Prague. The building took more than 2 years. It has 3 VCO, 2 VCF (Moog and ARP 2600 filter), 3 ADSR, 2 VCA, 2 LFO, noise, S/H, and a mixer. It is similar to an ARP 2600, which I had in the 80th. Above you see from Synthesizers.com some extra modules: Slew limiter, Ring modulator and Fixed filter bank. I recorded the whole Well Tempered Clavier and the Art of the Fugue (5 CDs) of Bach mainly with this instrument. But also for strange noises this machine is great."
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