8 full voices
massive sound
polyphonic
multi-part
multi-engine
wav-player
built-in FXs
14 hp
8 full voice polyphonic, multipart, multi engine synthesizer
with sample playback, sweet reverb and chorus.
Create pads, basslines, riffs and drums. All in one module.
Group voices into parts and assign each voice a different engine or parameter settings to create complex patches.
Play it like a poly synth, a groovebox or go for cv and deep patching.
"My love of astrophotography and synthesizers has combined forces once again in my latest collection of images put to music. This journey through the cosmos represents almost 60 individual processed images/videos, each of which may be comprised of hundreds of exposures! The sounds were from the Arturia Polybrute, Korg OPSIX / OPSIX native VST, Korg miniKORG 700fs VST and Addictive Drums II.
Much of the imaging was done at my favorite dark sky site, the Pemigewasset Overlook in Lincoln, NH. But many of the long total exposure deep-space images came from home under my light pollution with the astro camera and filters. I listed some of the dorky details below:
Scope: StellarVue SV102T, SFFX1 flattener, Gerd Neumann CTU, MoonLite NiteCrawler
Mount: Explore Scientific PMC-Eight G11, Spring-loaded OPWB on DEC, O-Vision Worm on RA
Cameras: QHY600 & QHYCFW3-L w/Chroma LRGB & 3nm Ha/OIII/SII, Nikon D5300 H-alpha mod, Nikon Z6, GoPro Hero8 Black
Lenses: Nikon Z 14-24mm f/2.8, Sigma 135mm f/1.8 DG HSM Art
Guiding & Alignment: StellarVue F50 GuideScope & ZWO ASI290MM Mini Guide Cam, QHY Polemaster
Computer & Software: Surface Pro Windows 10, ASCOM POTH, CdC, PHD2, SGP, Backyard Nikon
Gallery: https://gaac.us/gallery-2/jeremy-parker/
"With 2 sample instruments (engines), 2 extra synth oscillators and analog SSM-style filters & amps, the Prophet X has a lot going for it. I was looking for one keyboard to rule them all. All my custom samples inside. Works great!
As I have to have a sample engine (instrument) to be able to gather most of the sounds I need for alive gig, some synths like the Oberheim OB-X8, 3rd Wave or similar wouldn't be the right choice. I thought about the Waldorf Quantum, but it doesn't have the easy of use and I really dislike touch screen setups, the same way I dislike smartphones and iPads. For the same reason. I want buttons and knobs, also when programming."
00:00 Intro
00:38 Overview
01:18 Sample stretch
02:25 Building up a patch
07:05 Conclusion
"'Distorted Drones' is a collection of 16 free patches for Moog Subsequent 25 and Sub Phatty. There are massive, dirty, noisy, saturated, bright, and epic tones.
The presets are suitable for 'hard' genres of music: Hardcore, Noise Ambient, Dark Techno, Industrial, Cinematic, Breakbeat, Trap, Dubstep, and others.
The presets are velocity-sensitive.
ModWheel adds expression or movement.
Not supported by Sub 37 and Subsequent 37.
The presets are uploaded via official Moog Editor/Librarian.
Make sure you are using the latest firmware version."
"A selection of my factory presets for the Regen, with the Hydrasynth set to MPE mode. I was thrilled to be able to work on this wonderful machine.
Plenty of examples of MPE poly-aftertouch. A couple of movie references are thrown in. :)
I like the ease with which you can throw together additive, subtractive and sample layers with this interface, and mold them in various ways. The Regen can sound very warm and organic, as well as a wide digital-sounding spectrum.
All reverb in this demo and other things that sound like FX (chorus etc.) are coming from the Regen."
The above is a live performance in via new supporting member Athanasios Apostolidis. The following is what he had to say:
"I have a synth band called Oktavision and we perform live with plenty of gear, Theremins , nord lead 2x ,DSI evolver desktop, Vermona mono lancet, Korg Minilogue, a Beatstep pro for sequencing duties paired with a laptop which i use to send program change to all of the gear for every song change. We have a live drummer and we occasionally play electric guitar but we are a 100% live synth band."
video description:
Live @8ball Thessaloniki supporting Boomstate. Drums - Vocals : Psi Synths - Theremin : Duru Duru Synths Drum Machine - Vocals : Thana.sys Sound engineer : Dennis Konstandinidis Camera : John Carabelas
