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Electro sounding thing

Awesome ... that took me back to some scary late nights on the PC! :)

I believe a EH Microsynth will get you a lot of the way, especially in terms of the fatness and the slight filter decay. You'd also might consider adding a chorus pedal after the MS to emulate the 'oscillators slightly detuned' effect that's so dominant in that sound. The only problem is that the non-clean signals (the octave up, down and fuzz) aren't pulse waves (which I think are the waveshapes used on that synth sound) but rather square waves, so even with the filter and chorus it will still only be an approximation, tone-wise.

Someone with a MS currently (I don't have one right now) will hopefully chime in soon...

Mike
 
Viviuos said:
I'm not i a band so i do all live stuff. I just like to jam out and make cool sounds. Is it at all possible to make something that would do this?

How much are you willing to spend?

Option 1) MIDI pickup -> MIDI/CV Converter -> Dual osc monosynth with Moog Lowpass filter
Option 2) Pitch/CV Converter -> Dual osc monosynth with Moog Lowpass filter

Either of these would nail the sound, but the tracking might be iffy, especially on lower-pitched notes. The suggested bass synth pedals are still probably a better bet.

Mike
 
HAHAHA!!! No.

but...

Even if there was you would need $10,000 in EP-ROM writing software and hardware, as well as the computer science knowledge on how to program such EP-ROMS. You have just about as much luck cloning a dinosaur from blood from a preserved cretaceous period mosquito!

:smug:

cheers and beers

Alex

Viviuos said:
Is there anything in the way of schematics for this bad boy?
 

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