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Low Frequency Expander for DSI OB6, Sequential Prophet 6 and more - Yorick Tech

Published on May 4, 2019 GEOSynths

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Synthesizer Sounds by Computerbandit

Published on May 4, 2019 Computerbandit

1. Sequential Prophet 6 - Pad Sounds (by Computerbandit)

Own created Sequential Prophet 6 pad sounds.
Only with internal effects.

The Prophet 6 is a great sounding analog Synthesizer. The resonance and the VCOs are so alive. The P6 can sound hard and smooth.

2. Roland Juno 60 - Synthesizer Sounds (by Computerbandit)

Own created Roland Juno 60 Sounds.
Only with 15% small room reverb.

The Juno 60 is a great sounding analog Synthesizer. His envelopes are awesome and alive.

3. Nord Lead 3 - FX Sounds (by Computerbandit)

Own created Nord Lead 3 FX Sounds.
Only with internal unison mode.

The multimode filter types are awesome and so clear. I think the NL3 has the best unison mode of all Nord Leads. Also great for cheesy digital pads and deep bass lines.

4. Nord Lead 4 - Pad Sounds (by Computerbandit)

Own created Pad Sounds of the Nord Lead 4 Synthesizer.
Only with internal effects. No Multitimbral / single sounds only.

I love the Nord Lead 4. Yes it can sound aggressive an digital but often he sounds so warm and smooth.

Eclipse Soundpack for Launchpad

Eclipse Soundpack for Launchpad from Ampify on Vimeo.

"Offering rich analogue synths, pulsating beats and a dazzling collection of sound effects - Eclipse brings a stellar new Soundpack full of outshining textures."

CONTROL: TAREK ATOUI ORGAN WITHIN MAY 3- JUNE 25 NYC

via CONTROL

http://www.kurimanzutto.com

ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE:

May 7–11: Keith Fullerton Whitman
May 14–18: C. Lavender
May 28–June 1: C. Spencer Yeh
June 4–8: Chuck Bettis
June 18–22: Victoria Shen

PERFORMANCES EVERY SATURDAY AT 3PM

kurimanzutto presents Tarek Atoui’s project “Organ Within” at its cabinet space in New York City. Operating as an open sound laboratory, and instrumentarium, “Organ Within” is the result of his ongoing collaboration with instrument-makers Léo Maurel and Vincent Martial, and their research into historical church pipe organs, modular synthesizers, and the sonic experiences of deaf people.

As host and activator of the project, CONTROL has invited a diverse group of sound artists and musicians from New York’s experimental music community to venture and play the organ at kurimanzutto in New York. This group of collaborators will occupy the cabinet space one week at a time, to work with the instrument for research and recording purposes. These residencies, curated in collaboration with Robert Aiki Aubery Lowe, will be open to the public, with a weekly performance held every Saturday at 3p.

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