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Published on Jul 30, 2013 Ebotronix·716 videos

4ms Peg , RCD,VCAMatrix
Analogue Systems RS 100² , 4x RS 110, RS 360²
Bananalogue Serge VCS
Cyndustries Zero Oscillator one: quad outs to Antis exp in, via moddemix²
ZO two quadrature outs to VCA Matrix to 4x freqbox audio in
Doepfer A 114², A143-1,A 152,A156
4x A134 panning by A143-9,Maths
Flame 2x Chord Machines
Grendel Formant Filter 2x
Make Noise Brains,PP, Maths²,Moddemix,,Optomix,QMMG,René, Wogglebug
Malekko 4x Anti Oscillator , 3x Uncle,Noisering
Moog 4x Freqbox , CP251
Toppobrillo Quantimator , Sportmodulator,TWF²
SSL Modulation Orgy
Logic midi masterclock to Kenton Pro 2000
kick by RS 110 / QMMG
noises by Arp Odyssey 2811 & 2821,Noisering
FX Boss VF 1, Lexicon PCM 80 / 90Line6Echopro

I'll be there - ARP Explorer I (analog synthesizer from 1974)

Published on Jul 30, 2013 MrCaliforniaD·18 videos

"Here's what that wonderfull song could have sounded like if it was recorded on analog synthesizers from that era. It is kind of an early take on the king of pop concept!

This may sound like your average "General Midi" sounds but it isn't. EVERY sounds were made on this 1974 machine from ARP company.

To get polyphony from this monophonic synthesizer, I used "Notelogic", a VST that enables you to explode polyphonic midi tracks into your choice of voices (1 to 8). Each voice become an individual midi track that can be then passed through a monophonic synthesizer using a Midi to CV converter.

Thus, that particular song have 32 tracks for the instruments alone. The drums were made with EZdrummer and the vocal track is from the original song.

Fell free to ask me questions about this procedure."

Minimoog Model D Chiptune Videos by MrCaliforniaD

Published on Jul 4, 2013 MrCaliforniaD·18 videos

"Here's the Zelda Theme, as asked. The lead parts are simple triangle waves. The bass is a filtered square wave with variable attack and decay time. The drum part is filtered pink noise with some resonance and variable attack and decay time. EVERY voices were made with SINGLE oscillators."

Playlist:
Minimoog Model D - Polyphonic Processing - Zelda Theme from original Nintendo music
Minimoog Model D - Polyphonic Processing - Super Mario World Music (Super Nintendo)
Minimoog Model D - Polyphonic Processing - Tetris C (Game Boy)

Arp Explorer I Videos by MrCaliforniaD

Published on Apr 3, 2013 MrCaliforniaD·18 videos

"The Explorer I is a rare monophonic synth from Arp, released just before the well known Pro-Soloist.

Using an awesome VST called Notelogic by Xhip effects, I was able to record what a polyphonic Arp Explorer I would sound like. With this VST, you can expand the number of "voices" that you need on different midi channels.

Here is 2 x 4 voices + drums. A light reverb has been put on top of that."

Playlist:
Arp Explorer I - Polyphonic Processing - Mario Bros - 8 bit
Arp Explorer I - Polyphonic Processing - Beethoven Sonate Op 27 Allegro Molto E - Sawtooth Waveform
Arp Explorer - Polyphonic Processing - Castlevania 2 - Outside - Bloody Tears - 8 bit
Arp Explorer I - Polyphonic Processing - Megaman 2 - Quickman Stage - 8 bit

Maxikorg duophony

Uploaded on Oct 23, 2011 MrCaliforniaD·18 videos

"Analog sound. Impossible to recreate with today's synths."

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Prog Rock on a Casio Budget

Published on Jul 28, 2013 Pierre Fontaine·12 videos

"Showing off some of my Casio Keyboards with a little bit of Progressive Rock"

Mopho Programming In-Depth

Published on Jul 30, 2013 Gtechture·36 videos

"I wanted a Sid station but did not want to pay $1000 so i figured I'd program my mopho like it was a sid station and came up with this cool string of programs. The Mopho is actually pretty cool is you look at it as a 4 track sequencer."