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This is a Berlin-school style demo of the Quasimidi Polymorph.

This short piece of music was used by Quasimidi to promote their virtual analogue Polymorph synthesizer module.

via Yorkshirelad69:

It seems that Klaus Schulze had quite a say in it’s design and he also programmed many of the presets and sequences that came as standard on the Polymorph. 

Does this sound like Klaus Schulze to you?

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