Sequential Circuits
Articles about Sequential Circuits:
Tom at Waveformless has put together a free sample library of percussion noises created with a Sequential Circuits Pro One.
Here’s what he has to say about the samples:
It’s hard to believe another weekend is upon us, but it is, so here are some more free samples to get your weekend off to a good start.
This time, it’s a set of 21 24-bit synthetic percussion sounds I made on my Sequential Pro One (that’s it to the left).
Get the download link at Tom’s site and let me know what you think of the samples.
Image: rolandmks7
Saturday Synth Porn: This 1982 ad featured a clear plexiglass Sequential Circuits Pro One analog synthesizer.
Anyone know if there are any clear plex Pro-Ones around anymore?
via the Synthtopia Flickr Group
The Acidlab Miami Drum Machine
This is a demo of the Acidlab Miami, a new analog drum machine based on the Roland TR-808.
Information on the Miami drum machine is available at Acidlab.de. Read more…
Annoying Synth Neighbor
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In this, the second episode of Annoying Synth Neighbor, synthesizer sounds come between a man and his chance at love.
Tara Busch has created a trippy analogue remix of Bat for Lashes‘ Daniel and has documented the process in a 9-part series of videos:
Armed with a delicious arsenal of stems from Natasha including Linn Drums, an SCI Prophet 5 & a tear-soaked lead vocal to die for, I set about with the intention to create a remix that would showcase the childlike, deeply emotional characteristics of the lead vocal whilst creating a bed of sonic swoops, ferocious fuzz and sweet blips and bleeps for the vocal to travel in.
Backing vocals and select bits of the lead vocal were lovingly run through a Moogerfooger 102 & 104Z to create an “unsettling” contrast to the sweet lead vocal, and my trusty Pro One was employed to create a snarling, demonic lead synth line. My Farfisa Compact Deluxe and Mellotron MKII strings and flutes held the fairy-like quality intact .
Finally, after much tweaking, stirring, seasoning and singing, “Tara Busch’s AnalogSuicide Mix” was born.
This is a must-watch series that puts you in the studio with Busch as she plays, sings and arranges the remix. Busch shares both her process and the thoughts behind her approach in creating evil Pro One shrieking, recording a rainstorm and processing the vocals through a Moogerfooger MF 102.
You can download the remix here (email form required).
