MATRIXSYNTH: Which one? ASM Hydrasynth or Roland MC707 Synth discussion


Monday, October 19, 2020

Which one? ASM Hydrasynth or Roland MC707 Synth discussion


Synth & Sundry

"I've been very interested in both the Roland MC707 and ASM Hydrasynth synthesizer instruments recently. Here I discuss what the synth features and design approach that draws me to them as well as how they contrast other synths I have or have seen. I'm looking at these two electronic instruments from the point of view of my current studio set up and how they would potentially fit in. Thanks for watching!

Contents:
00:00 What synth would I get if I had more time and money?
00:56 ASM Hydrasynth thoughts
03:19 Hydrasynth module or keyboard version?
05.54 Roland MC707 thoughts and personal perspective ft. TR8 impressions
10:27 Elektron Overbridge event detour and Roland vs. Elektron thoughts on computer integration
12:03 Roland ZenCore / Cloud / Zenology technology quandaries
12:58 Conclusion - Not enough time or money in this reality


Track made with Overbridge beta:" [posted here]
Posted by matrix at 10/19/2020 11:25:00 AM
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  1. Anonymous10/19/20, 11:55 AM

    00:00 What synth would I get if I had more time and money?
    12:58 Conclusion - Not enough time or money in this reality

    00:01 - 12:57...time that could have been spent playing with synths.

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