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Doepfer A199 Spring Reverb Processing Demo 1-Synthesizer Sound

Published on Jun 12, 2014 Raul's World of Synths·268 videos

"Continuing the Doepfer A199 Spring Reverb series. A short demonstration of processing a synthesizer sound through the Spring. Reverb. Basic examples adjusting level, feedback, emphasis and mix. Sound and Video by Raul Pena."

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Softwire Synthesis Octal VC Switch

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"The OVCS is a eurorack format module consisting of 8 gate or capacitive touch controlled analog switches. The top 4 switches are latching type while the bottom 4 are momentary type. The capacitive switch buttons are self calibrating upon power up ensuring proper operation with no user calibration."

Analogue Solutions Telemark V2

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"Telemark is a rack mount version of the Semblance mononsynth with the addition of signal patch points. Will run from MIDI or sequence it the analogue way - use our Oberkorn, ideal partnership! Rack mount brackets are optional and not included.

The patch points are 3.5mm with 5v range, one volt per octave. Currently at the Noisebug studio we are running the Telemark with an Analogue Solutions Oberkorn3 sequencer. It’s quite fun and getting synthesizer action is instant and patching isn’t required.

The Telemark is robust in frequency. There is a good amount of clarity including while filtering. On the bottom end, the bass breaks up nicely at the right time. The bass frequency doesn’t resonate in the lofty or boomy territory but very acceptable for most recording environments and noticeably better than the typical modular VCO. The Telemark has a pleasing tone all of its own but would sound closest to the old Oberheim sound. The design is logically laid out and we adapted to it very quickly."

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