This video, via dwenius, demonstrates a customized Future Retro 777 analog bass synthesizer.
The mods were done by 777 creator Jered Flickinger, and include Oscillator sync, Endless-drone, and LFO-to-cutoff mods.
Sunday Synth Jam: This acid synth jam, Live Transmission, combines classic analog acid synth sounds from the Future Retro Revolution, hardware virtual analog from Access Virus Snow & software synth sounds from Sunrizer running on the iPad.
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Does it matter what platform that you use to get your synth on anymore?
Analog, digital and virtual analog synths all have their strengths & weaknesses. And hardware, software and mobile synths each offer different ways of making music.
This live synth jam, Subvertic‘s Dark Hum, makes the case for making the most of each platform’s strengths, combining Korg EMX, Access Virus Snow, Sunrizer on the iPad and the Future Retro Revolution.
Saturday Synth Porn: The inimitable analog Future Retro 777.
Anyone who thinks that the Roland TB303, which the 777 is based on, is a better synth than the 777 clearly hasn’t spent much time with the 777.
Future-Retro have introduced the UV Orb – a limited-edition ultraviolet version of their standard Orb step sequencer.
It’s $580 – only 40 will be made.
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This video captures a nicely done hypno techno synth jam by HarriL – the type of thing I like to hear when I’m driving down the highway at night……