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Sunday Synth Jam: This synth jam, Synth Blues Improv with Alesis Micron, is “is a blues jam obviously inspired by Vangelis Blade Runner, but it isn’t a cover. It is to show the Micron’s amazing capabilities.”
Nice, but watch out for the abrupt ending…..
via hdebbache2000:
The sounds are custom, and I’m especially proud of the brass patch.
In a while I’ll start doing some more rythmic pieces like jarre and such, for now I just wanted to master this synth, so here is a relatively simple improv. Enjoy!
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Filed under: Software Synthesizers & Samplers, Virtual Instruments
Arturia has announced the 10 Year Suite, a box featuring 8 of the company’s software instruments.
The set includes:
- Minimoog V
- Moog Modular V
- CS-80V
- ARP2600 V
- Jupiter-8V
- Prophet V
- Prophet VS
- Also included the innovative Brass and the powerful Analog Factory.
10 Year Suite is available for Windows and Mac (VST/AU/RTAS) for $699 USD / 549 EUR.
Details below. Read more…
Roland ARX-03 SuperNATURAL Expansion Board “BRASS” demonstration by Luke Edwards at Musikmesse 2009.
via RolandChannel
Igor Len demos the ARX-03 SuperNATURAL Brass Expansion Board during NAMM 2009.
Description:
Roland’s ARX-03 series is filled with brass instruments under the control of a custom graphic-editing interface. The card is loaded with solo instruments and ensembles, including trumpets, flugelhorns, trombones, saxophones, and more.
The ARX SuperNATURAL Expansion Boards including the ARX-03 are compatible with the Roland Fantom-G workstation synthesizers and the Cakewalk SONAR V-Studio 700.
Arturia Brass 2.0

At the 2009 NAMM Show, Arturia introduced Brass 2, featuring virtual recreations of three wind instruments – a trumpet, a saxophone and a trombone.
The characteristics of the real instruments have been analysed and modelled by Ircam Paris using mathematical algorithms.
Here’s what’s new in Brass version 2.0:
- New physical modelling of the saxophone
- Two new Saxophone mouthpieces
- Possibility to play four instruments at a time using a new Harmonization module.
- Advanced spatialization possibilities
- Improved MIDI control
- Better integration into DAW software.
- Entirely redesigned interface



