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19 Custom Sounds On The Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 Synthesizer

French synthesist Valmont shared this video demo of 19 custom sounds on the vintage Sequential Prophet 600, played thru a Strymon Big Sky reverb effects pedal.… Read More 19 Custom Sounds On The Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 Synthesizer

September 19, 2020September 20, 20206 Comments

AKAI AX60 Ambient Space Music

Sunday Synth Jam: This video, via synth4ever, captures an ambient space music performance, Celestial Being, on an Akai AX60 synthesizer. The AX60 is a 6-voice analog synth from the 80s. 

February 21, 20164 Comments

Ambient Artistry With A Korg Minilogue

This video, via Daniel Davis, captures a live ambient improvisation with a Korg Minilogue analog synthesizers.

February 19, 201639 Comments

Three Big ‘Verb Pedals Compared: Big Sky, Polara & Splash MK3

This video, via sonicstate, compares three effects pedals that specialize in big reverbs: the Strymon Big Sky, Digitech Polara and Crazy Tube Circuits Splash MK. 

September 28, 201511 Comments

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