MATRIXSYNTH: Advanced Vertical Processor by Ministry of Science


Friday, June 08, 2018

Advanced Vertical Processor by Ministry of Science


Published on Jun 8, 2018 stuthomson

Per posting guidelines all posts have to feature demos of specific synths. That said, posting this one for that image. It reminds me of the Bahn Sage and Seekers SMS 2000.

Update: one track is Waldorf Micro-Q with the Roland CM-32P.


00:00 First Movement
03:35 Anti-Phase Boundary
08:13 Nobody Was a Stranger
09:44 Hydrocorzine
12:42 Suddenly Perfectly Clear
16:12 I Saw You Through the Window
19:38 Here Comes the Future

All tracks composed arranged and recorded by Stuart C. Thomson
Cover art by Jim Dwyer
Buy tracks at Bandcamp
Posted by matrix at 6/08/2018 05:55:00 PM
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2 comments:

  1. mooseboi6/8/18, 10:43 PM

    is there any more information on this artist? i very much enjoy this album

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  2. Anonymous6/11/18, 5:29 AM

    It's actually a Univac I
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNIVAC_I

    ReplyDelete

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