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Thank you. You saved me a ton of wasted time problem solving.

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at 21 minutes you claim that the oscillator 2 has a "noisegenerator" but what your actually doing is modulating oscillator 2 with the pre-configured mod source (noise) and then blending that signal with pure noise in the filter.

What is the cost of a synthesizer of this type on the current market?

An interesting Clavinet riff appears on _"Soft and Wet,"_ the first single from legendary artist *Prince* on his 1978 debut album. During the intro, a Clavinet is heard complimenting the thematic lead synth. When the verse begins, a funky Clavinet riff is heard behind the vocal, but mixed far enough in the background that its exact rhythm can be tricky to discern. According to *Matt "Doctor" Fink,* every keyboardist that auditioned for Prince, failed to play that part accurately. On Fink's first attempt, Prince said, "Well, that's _kind of_ close." Fink replied, "Can you just show me the part? It's mixed so far back in the mix, I can't quite pick it up." Prince demonstrated the funky Clavinet part played during the 1st and 2nd verses of _Soft and Wet_ for several minutes, and ultimately Fink was able to copy the riff after seeing Prince play it. It was one of the reasons Dr. Fink got and held the job as Prince's lead keyboardist for more than a decade.

Hmm, I’m sorry to say but this just sounds like the sounds were not programmed to match on both units. Obviously, a 50 year old pile of electronics will change over time. I’m not sure if old age changes the sound. I do wonder if we compared a new 1970 to a reissue if those would sound closer.

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undertale theme song did recognize this:

Pink Floyd!!! I’d recognise it anywhere

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The difference is mainly due to the response to the same position of the knobs

This is so awesome! You have to be on a winner with this video!

How is the famous pizzicato sound programmed?

Axel F Bass is not working with right hand in this video. It wasnt composed right hand! Its for left hand or played both hands - you can hear thats off. But great video, great Synth - the sound of my life. Thank you! BTW Axel F Lead wasnt a Mini Moog!

This is amazingly invaluable !!!! Thank you sooooooooooooooooooooo much! Now I understand a lot more about the Minimoog programing. Thank you for the video and for your time.

Oh thank you for demonstrating a rather average sounding analog synth that sells for $50,000. Now we all know what we're not missing :)

Ain’t easy by Supermax is it made with Prophet?

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Great job! Thank you!

cool lil synth, i like my ms-1

This is really good to hear the raw sounds without effects so people can actually hear how simple most sounds are hopefully giving them a bit of inspiration to build sounds from scratch, just like when you see the actual ingredients in a recipe and realise it’s not as complex

You're talking to the wrong camera mate.

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battle of the mono synth could be more organized , instead of randomly moving keys, sliders and pots

For me this is a main part of the color and Spirit of the music " A Whiter shade of pale " procom Harum

what a boring performance 😂😂

Hey man, i love this Synth!! Is it yours or did you rent it?

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You win some, you lose some. Also, as a pro, including the money you made using the synths might make the loses easier to tolerate!

Great. Thank you very much. I had been going crazy with this issue for a couple of days and you have given me the solution. A THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!

It seems that Georges Lucas loved him very much! OB-1 😂 sorry

Wondelful presentation! Is your D50 keybed broken or why do you use another keyboard to control it? The D50 blew me away when I tried in 1988. I especially liked the "Choral" sound using the Chase effect. I still remember sound nr.65 was a nice brass sound that sounded very dynamic as aftertouch could be used to change it from mellow to bright. But I ended up buying the D10 since it was multi-timbral. ----------------------------------- But why does the D50 sound better? Some say he A/D converters play a part, but I read the synth engine has two LFOs. The D10 could only use the LFO to modulate the vibrato. What does the extra LFO do on the D50? Sometimes the LFO can modulate the filter to open and close continuously, creating that ethereal sweeping sound. But unless using aftertouch, I don't hear that sound on the D50. They both use four elements/partials to make a sound. And the samples are mostly the same. So what makes the D50 sound better? ----------------------------------- Funnily enough, the string sound with the mix of a sampled attack and synth sustain made it hard to hear the attack sample and sometimes it sounded better with the synth element muted. This can be heard at the end of "Out of blue come green" by a-ha is in this clip.ua-cam.com/users/clipUgkxBbZC-_mxpnMRFf8GsS_zLu_NXmpB-5vL?si=e2VIRK4GxmUSlBy_ Maybe they muted the sustain but I believe there was another version with just the attack on a sound card for the D50. ----------------------------------- It's ironic that back then the sampled snipets were the big thing but now the synth engine seems much more interesting as it can be tweaked in much greater detail. I always thought samplers are like cameras with their realism while synths are like having a full palette at your disposal. ----------------------------------- My favorite group a-ha used the D50 extensively on the song and album "Stay on these roads". Also, Jean Michel Jarre used it on "Revolutions". He used the presets as they were and I have learned that was the case with some sounds from "Zoolook" with the Fairlight. I had always thought that he tweaked and made his own sounds and felt disappointed to learn that wasn't always the case. ----------------------------------- Sad that the era of legendary synths and gear in general is over as people do everything on their computers nowadays.

Awesome work! Replicating existing sounds is really difficult and you've done a great job!

CS-80 I loved it

so, these are the sounds that will cost you $5,000 [in 2024] to have???

Awesome

When I heard those D Train sound, for some unknown reason, I thought you might’ve also included the theme from Doctor Who.

Great comparison! Mono synthesisers sound very organic in the way the tone moves around and changes with legato and portamento in the manner of a singer or a flute.

I saw the dry video first and this is just night and day. I actually remember playing the CS-80 in the 70's at music shops and trade shows. I was never impressed and thought that it sounded just Ok. But with a bit of reverb and eq, it really comes alive. I still think that a Montage or Kronos could copy these sounds pretty easily, but I see why the CS-80 was considered a classic. Incidentally, Blade Runner had a LOT of reverb. I think you could have added a bit more and it would have been closer to the original.

Also stevie wonder plays on his albums but not on songs in the keys of life he had gx1 dream machine large polyphonic synthesizer with three keys like a organ then he had cs80 late 70s through journey secrets of plants and 1980s hotter than July Jermaine jackson let's get serious

Used one when I went to the radiophonic workshop many years ago

Yes that's cool

Also used by Tony Lugton from the great band Pseudo Echo (the name came from page 56 of the Odyssey manual).

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