“Switched On” Bach Prelude, For Modular Synthesizer

Variation on Bach’s Prelude No 1 for Modular Synthesizer was uploaded by: justwaving
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Variation on Bach’s Prelude No 1 for Modular Synthesizer was uploaded by: justwaving
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Variation on Satie’s Gymnopédie No 1 for Modular Synthesizer was uploaded by: justwaving
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Debussy – Danse in an Isao Tomita Style was uploaded by: paulshillitomusic
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A Clockwork Orange – Theme Song C64 synth sample style was uploaded by: feelie75
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VucCUisEUFY pianopera posted this switched-on take on the Bach Goldberg Variations BWV 988, played by J.S. on a Kurzweil 250 Digital Keyboard, calling it Bach’s Nightmare: The Ultimate Rape, or The Art of Kitsch. As an electronic music fan and a Kurzweil user – I actually like these takes on Bach’s classics. What do you… Read More Switched-On Music – Bach’s Nightmare?
This is a nicely done switched-on version of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, Winter, Largo. If you’ve done any switched-on style classical covers, leave a link in the comments! via Mike Sholz

Gil Trythall – Yakety Moog was uploaded by: norcyka84
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via syntesen: After having realized other Bach pieces on very diverse gear, I decided to try and do a full scale electronic realization of a movement of a Brandenburg concerto on the Dave Smith Instruments MoPho analog synthesizer, in the style of Wendy Carlos. This is the result – the third movement of the fourth… Read More 4th Brandenburg Concerto, On The Mopho Analog Synthesizer
The latest in Switched-On Synth‘s Synth Programming series looks at creating a harpsichord-like sound with a synthesizer.
The video adds nothing, but it captures a nice switched-on version of Bach’s Two Part Invention #13. Multi-track recorded, all sounds from a Synthesizers.com modular synthesizer. Ten individual tracks are used. Only bit of delay and reverb added, no other FX. via thalassa