Tuesday, September 16, 2014
ARP / RHODES CHROMA 【SYNTH DEMO】 - Part 3 / 5 Hour Video Series
Published on Sep 16, 2014 David Hobson
Update: Re-Published on Sep 17, 2014
Video moved to a new channel. All parts here.
"RHODES CHROMA Demo / Part 3 of a 5 hour series of Demonstration / Tutorial Video's of the Rhodes Chroma / Arp Chroma Synthesizer. The Rhodes Chroma is a vintage polyphonic analog synthesizer completely designed by the Arp Synthesizer Company and manufactured by Rhodes between 1982 and 1983. There were approximately 3000 Chromas produced in total between 82 & 83, making it *now* one of the most valued synthesizers to those who are 'in the know.'
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I have attempted to scratch the surface of this wonderful synthesizer in a *very* CASUAL 3 part video series totaling @ 5 hours.Please look for the other parts to this initial series, and be sure to watch for much more on the legendary Arp Chroma.
For more info, please see:
http://www.rhodeschroma.com/"
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