Tuesday, August 04, 2015
DreamsOfWires - Roland CMU810 #3
Published on Aug 4, 2015 DreamsOfWires
"This will be an overly long and boring one for many; I -re-used a sequence from an earlier Minitaur video that was still stored in my Minibrute's sequencer memory, but I wanted to record something simple with the CMU810 only, so that I could show how it sounds a little more clearly. It's a nice instrument, a little limited compared to my SH1, but definitely fatter-sounding, yet it can sound particularly pretty and definitely has the familiar Roland sound character which I like so much. I added some annoying subtitles at times so you've some idea what my hands are doing in the semi-darkness. A little reverb was added, as usual."
Not boring to me! I love demos like this.
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Not boring to me either, I hadn't heard of these machines and happened to come upon one of this guy's other videos yesterday. What a beautiful sounding synth! Something else obscure to keep an eye out for.
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