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How to program analog synthesizers


Added: Aug-25-2012 
By: fusselkater
In: Music
Tags: synthesizer, music, tutorial
Marked as: approved
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  • did not learn any thing, but was very good.

    time to break out the vsynth gt

    Posted Aug-25-2012 By 
    manontherun111 (538.04)  

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    • @manontherun111

      www.arturia.com for some great demo software. They are the kings of software analogue synths. It's just not the same thing I'm afraid. Not by a long shot.

      Posted Aug-25-2012 By 
      mlivsey (1122.76)  

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    • @mlivsey Thats why i have a Vsynth GT, best vurtual analogue hardware around. thanks for the site ill check it out in a bit,

      Posted Aug-26-2012 By 
      manontherun111 (538.04)  

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      You can never go wrong with a Roland. Best keyboards out there. The girls play V-piano's primarily as keyboard controllers. The keyboards on most of our gear is just crap. They make stellar sounds but you might as well play them with meat tenderizing mallets as they are so clumsy.

      Posted Aug-26-2012 By 
      mlivsey (1122.76)  

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    • @mlivsey Funny you should say that, I use a Korg SV1 to play my vsynth lol. Weighted keys makes a nice difference, but if i need any thing over 140 bpm i use the vsynth keyboard as i find it has a more snappy response and is easier to riff on.

      Posted Aug-26-2012 By 
      manontherun111 (538.04)  

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  • Well, anybody that actually ADMITS to having made a DISCO recording of "Over the Rainbow" certainly must be respected....just for having the balls to own up to such a fact in his past. <cough>

    Posted Aug-25-2012 By 
    dav1936531 (551.72)  

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  • Hammond and Buchla are the only ones I know that use(d) additive synthesis. Moog and the rest were/are subtractive.

    So I could have used this video and some software and learned how to play a modular in 20 minutes. It took me eight years on and off to do anything useful with them. I guess I must be a slow learner.

    Cool video though. Voted and favourited.

    Posted Aug-25-2012 By 
    mlivsey (1122.76)  

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  • Great post man, thanks for sharing!

    Posted Aug-25-2012 By 
    ad astra (186.30)  

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  • Excellent post. I wish I could figure out how to get an oscilloscope in Reason.

    Posted Aug-25-2012 By 
    rasts (43.46)

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  • So fitting this guy has a lisp.

    Posted Aug-26-2012 By 
    da_schmitty (39.92)  

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  • Nice vid. like to mess about on the synth now and again.

    Posted Aug-26-2012 By 
    truebrit49 (277.32)  

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