"Build your own ARP 2600 synthesizer clone with the TTSH kit! This is a new in box TTSH rev. 3 panel and PCB set, just as I received them from Sweden. This is not a complete kit--you will need to source the components and parts to build it and an enclosure to house it (extensive documentation, Bill of Materials, and support is available online). This is a big project, but a rewarding one that yields really sweet results!
Photo of completed synthesizer is shown for reference only--again, this listing is just for the panel and PCB set."
Pulled out my ARP 2600 - (Part 1) just doing some messery’ aroundery’ while considering selling it...again. But every single time I pull it out it begs me not to in the darkest deepest ways. Not today
2. ARP 2600 modular synthesizer - Part 2 - sorta not even a patch
Pulled out my ARP 2600 - (Part 2) just doing some messery’ aroundery’ while considering selling it...again. But every single time I pull it out it begs me not to in the darkest deepest way. Not today
"LYRA-8 is a synth that behaves like it's from outer-space. From otherworldy drones to modulations that certainly aren't from Kansas, LYRA-8 isn't like any other synth.
But is that a good thing? Check it out if you're ready to step outside your comfort and into the twilight zone..."
TIMELINE:
0:00 Intro jam
1:35 Overview
4:55 Envelope control
7:45 Modulation
11:00 Cross mod
12:35 Vibrato
13:10 Total feedback
13:30 Hyper LFO
14:25 Delay controls
15:45 Delay modulation
17:05 Drive
17:35 External in
18:45 Hold gate
19:05 CV Delay
19:55 CV Voices
21:00 Pros & cons
22:50 Outro jam
"A quick soundcheck of the Moog Grandmother synth. Due to the lack of time it`s a bit short but I hope you can hear the synth sounds really good. No EQ, compression or external FX, just some limiting on the whole material."
"Just tickle a little bit my Neuron. It's definitely NOT a musical juwel ... lol ;)) It's sounds most more crispy and grainy. Or should I say grisly? ;)"
"Just a short improvisation on the Technics WSA1R. The E-Piano is a preset sound, the other sounds are custom ones. The Technics WSA1 is a physical modelling synth released in 1995."
"I know this demo is long, maybe much too long. It was difficult to decide, what I can erase. Finally I decided to make a long demo and give a small schedule, so you can choose, what kind of sounds you are interested in.
The Roland Jupiter-4 is a very strong, agressive, massive, but also sweet sounding synth. The sound is really incredible for only one VCO with one Sub-VCO. In this this Demo you will listen to this wide range of sounds.
The Roland JP-4 came out 1978, mine is from Nov. 1979 with the later filter board.
The great features of the JP-4 are:
- extremely fast envelopes
- ultra fast LFO and also slow LFO to get FM sounds and very slow filter sweeps as well
- fantastic sounding filter with ultra fat and sweet self resonance
- stereo chorus, not so strong like in the Juno 6/60, but very musical
- nice arpeggiator with triggering by a sequencer or drum machine
- random S/H filter modulation
- fantastic versatile bender board
- you can trim the 4 voices and slightly detune them on the back of the unit to achieve a really fat sound
- polyphonic portamento
Here is a schedule for getting quick access to the different parts in this video:
0:00 Part 1. Lovely Pads with resonance
3:20 Part 2. Arpeggio fun with different sounds
12:13 Part 3. Aggressive bass sounds
15:25 Part 4. Weird and angry fx sounds
23:17 Part 5. Strings and Pads
33:52 Part 6. Sweet melodies
41:11 Part 7. Orchestral string sounds
45:55 Part 8. Portamento and modulations
I used as FX a GFI Clockwork Delay Pedal, nothing else. There is no additional mastering or equalizing. I think the JP-4 sounds very dry, so a bit delay or reverb is necessary.
Thanks for watching this ultra long video. I hope you enjoy it.
Cheers."
