Showing posts with label Pink Floyd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pink Floyd. Show all posts
Friday, May 11, 2018
Testing Univox Minikorg CV+Gate Analog Synthesizer Mod
Testing out a Pitch CV + Gate mod for the Univox Minikorg, AKA Korg 700/700S. The arpeggio gets faster and ends up sounding inspired by Pink Floyd On The Run. The circuit one the breadboard is from E-Labs, Japan as shared by Cykong.com. I added a buffer on the gate since the Beatstep Pro trigger did not push enough current to make it happen. Strangely, the gate does work w/ the original MS-20. Beatstep Pro can do Hz/Volt, this setting can be made in the Arturia Midi Control Center software. Recorded direct to Tascam DR-05, no additional processing. Here's the lowdown:
Synth - Minikorg
Percussion - Basilimus Iteritas Alter
Percussion Trigger - Varigate4
Delay - Timefactor
Reverb - Big Sky, Hall setting
Labels:
700,
700S,
Analog,
ARP,
gate,
Korg,
Minikorg,
mod,
modification,
Moog,
Pink Floyd,
Pitch CV,
retro,
Roland,
synthesizer,
Univox
Thursday, October 20, 2016
Roland VP-03 Vocoder Synthesizer User Review VP-330 Boutique
I usually demo synth products, but today I'm going to give my review of the Roland VP-03 Vocoder. I have some experience having owned an original VP-330 MK1 and studying its synthesizer process. It inspired me to author my own VST plugin version that emulated the VP-330 sound, only it did not have the Vocoder. So check out this review and see what I think about this interesting product.
Labels:
Air (band),
Aira,
Blade Runner,
Boutique,
Daft Punk,
demo,
emulation,
new gear,
overview,
Pink Floyd,
review,
Roland,
Royksopp,
SVC-350,
Underworld (band),
Vangelis,
Vocoder,
VP-03,
VP-330
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Roland RE-20 Space Echo Audio Demo w/ Synthesizers #6
This is my follow-up video demo of the Roland Boss Space Echo RE-20 pedal. Previously I talked at length about what the functions do. This time I give more audio examples w/ various synthesizers, lead sounds, bass, arpeggios, and a drum machine. Included here are Roland System-1, TR-606, and XP-30. As well as an ARP Solina String Ensemble, and a Korg 770. Audio recorded direct from mixer into a Tascam DR-05 recorder, no other effects processing other than the RE-20.
Labels:
ARP,
arpeggio,
bass,
Boss,
delay,
demo,
distortion,
drum machine,
Korg,
lead,
pedal,
Pink Floyd,
Radiohead,
RE-20,
Roland,
Solina,
Space Echo,
synthesizer,
System-1,
TR-606
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