Sunday, July 15, 2018
Frequency Central System 700 filter (Roland clone) Eurorack modular
Published on Jul 15, 2018 DreamsOfWires
"I wanted a bit of classic Roland sound in my Eurorack modular, hence the System 700 filter and other Frequency Central System X modules. Here it's being played via an Arturia Keystep, and I'm using the Make Noise Pressure Points as a kind of patch memory for filter cutoff settings, which I also 'play' in the first part to demonstrate this. In the middle is a verion of something I recorded/uploaded a couple of times with my old Roland SH-1, first in 2012, along with some of the original video from it. See links in video.
In the final part I overdub the first sound over the second.
Recorded into AUM on an iPad, with Audio Damage EOS2 reverb.
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