Saturday, December 26, 2015
Emulating Reverb and Delay using an Analog Modular Synthesizer
Published on Dec 26, 2015 O.Z. Hall
"This is a short vlog on emulating reverb and digital delay effects using an analog modular synthesizer. the synthesizer used is mostly a DOTCOM synth in a Portable 22 cabinet. it is designed to emulate the capabilities of the ARP 2600 synthesizer in two respects: 1) the functionality of the modules 2) a 'normalized signal path', to minimize the patching required."
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