Saturday, February 05, 2022
Quasimidi POLYMORPH. Old school synthesizer psychodelic sequence
video upload by Mutant Manfred
"Quasimidi Polymorph is not a perfect syntheziser. Has some aliasing and noise. That noise and aliasing is part of its personality. That's why I like it.
The sequence you can hear for the first 50 seconds I created 10 years ago, stored in the synthesizer's memory and forgotten until now.
I have recreated it again now by adding two more layered sound structures (starting from the 50th second).
I created animations to this video. I used Adobe After Effect for this.
Everything edited and coloured in DaVinci Resolve Studio 17.
Recorded straight to an Olympus LS-14 recorder.
No mastering, no external effects. No preset sounds.
Filmed Panasonic Lumix S5 with a Lumix S 50mm f1.8"
Quasimidi POLYMORPH. A great synth from 1999!
video upload by Mutant Manfred
"This is PolyMorph by Quasimidi. Forgotten German synthesizer produced in 1999. Polymorph is final product of Quasimidi. The company folded in 2000. I wonder out of curiosity what products the company would still be producing today. Even for today polymorph sounds pretty good. I have owned it since 2006."
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