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A new game: guess the synth


Post Posted Mon Jun 19, 2006 7:14 pm
LeoDaV


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Hmmm... so, it's digital... it makes a lot of noise (wich is odd) in the last sequence... the bass sound is clean though... I hear a phaser and delay over the sequence... the name has to to do with data xfer... hmm ..... the manufacturer makes other stuff with keys... that could be a doorlock manufacturer :lol:... "read and look the top of the synth"... you mean you can look to the synth? or is it's name in the dark sky... the only name that pops up is a synth that could be called "FTP5" (just made that one up :D)

Based on the sounds I have no idea....

Based on the clues... no idea (yet)....

Now I'm going to try to open the lid of the PE-2000... it arrived this morning...

J.
Post Posted Mon Jun 19, 2006 8:34 pm
ItsMeOnly


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Crumar Bit-One?
...and there's a subtle difference between stating a fact and not giving a f*** about it (AMR)

[size=9:cc9f030a25]In: Wavestation, K3m, CS01, DX100, TX802, TG77, VZ-10m, CS1x, D-550, U-220, S2000, S1100, PSS-790, CR-78,
In queue: VL70m, Fairlight CMI series III
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Post Posted Mon Jun 19, 2006 8:41 pm
jeremy


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well done!

it's the crumar bit 99 ! haha :wink:

the excerpt is the one from vintagesynth.com
Post Posted Mon Jun 19, 2006 9:50 pm
jeremy


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Here's a new audio sample for you to guess:

Click here (I hope it works)

Clue: not needed ;)
Post Posted Mon Jun 19, 2006 10:09 pm
ItsMeOnly


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jeremy wrote:Here's a new audio sample for you to guess:

Click here (I hope it works)

Clue: not needed ;)
It's a Matrix, isn't it?
...and there's a subtle difference between stating a fact and not giving a f*** about it (AMR)

[size=9:cc9f030a25]In: Wavestation, K3m, CS01, DX100, TX802, TG77, VZ-10m, CS1x, D-550, U-220, S2000, S1100, PSS-790, CR-78,
In queue: VL70m, Fairlight CMI series III
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Post Posted Mon Jun 19, 2006 10:38 pm
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ItsMeOnly wrote:It's a Matrix, isn't it?
It isn't ;)
Post Posted Tue Jun 20, 2006 12:27 am
synthx


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Can I play too ?? :lol:

So what is this then:

very mysterious synth

I might be forced to give some hints:

It is the biggest one among it´s brothers.
It is monophonic.
It is not that easy to find second hand.
It has not been played by many famous hands.

More clues if you do not guess right ...
Post Posted Tue Jun 20, 2006 12:47 am
jeremy


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Roland System 700 ?

(so now there are 2 synths to guess, but please not too much simultaneously) ;)

This one is still to be guessed (click here)
Clue: digital synth ;)
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Post Posted Tue Jun 20, 2006 12:47 am
PHASEREFFECT


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synthx wrote:Can I play too ?? :lol:

So what is this then:

very mysterious synth
Multimoog?

Steffff
Post Posted Tue Jun 20, 2006 6:55 am
ItsMeOnly


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PHASEREFFECT wrote:
synthx wrote:Can I play too ?? :lol:

So what is this then:

very mysterious synth
Multimoog?

Steffff
Or Moog III, it's big and monophonic by default all right
...and there's a subtle difference between stating a fact and not giving a f*** about it (AMR)

[size=9:cc9f030a25]In: Wavestation, K3m, CS01, DX100, TX802, TG77, VZ-10m, CS1x, D-550, U-220, S2000, S1100, PSS-790, CR-78,
In queue: VL70m, Fairlight CMI series III
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Post Posted Tue Jun 20, 2006 8:26 am
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jeremy wrote:well done!

it's the crumar bit 99 ! haha :wink:

the excerpt is the one from vintagesynth.com
It is :D

Congrats Marcin :P
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Post Posted Tue Jun 20, 2006 9:18 am
synthx


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Sorry no Multimoog, System 700 or Moog modular.

But it does have a sequencer although not that usefull in this synth.
It is not modular, it does have keys although not that many.

Keep on guessing ... :wink:
Post Posted Tue Jun 20, 2006 9:25 am
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Is it a mono synth ?
Novation Bass Station ?
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Post Posted Tue Jun 20, 2006 9:30 am
synthx


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jeremy wrote:Clue: digital synth ;)
Hmmm, it does ring a bell. I have the name on the tip of my tongue ... ARGHHH ... The second sound is it called "soundtrack" ? :roll: Maybe a Roland JV something ?
Post Posted Tue Jun 20, 2006 9:32 am
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@ Jeremy - seems to be JD800 or similar PCM synth
@ synthx - I was thinking about Alesis Andromeda A6, but when you said about the amount of keys ('not many') - I changed my mind to any synth in Yamaha CS-01's size. I hope it's not difficult. I guess in an easy way, as you see...
Must 'mysterious' mean 'rare'? If yes, I'll change the way of searching for :wink:

Mike







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