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I guess that this guy doesn't realize that the "popcorn" sound that he demonstrates here @ 1:08 was so named because of the song "hot buttered popcorn" from 1972.
This was my 1st synth in 1977, i paid 1000$ for it and i was VERY happy about this thing. The filter is extremely wet. I used only 3-4 of the presets on stage and it soundet like it should: Like a synth! The girls loved me and the boys said: Wow, a moog!! Years later i sold it for 200 bucks and today i would like to have it on my side - a´m a romantic. Sure: Most of the presets are awful, but it´s build like a tank and most of them do their job 30 years after introducing. It is not so bad.
@JockRonayne you just need to watch some of the better demo- some demos can make the minimoog sound like a casio- 300 would have been a good price- theyre actually pretty cool- used by portishead braodcast moby etc
Sorry, but this thing is annoying, try the Yamaha SY2 its much more better sounding and it even has aftertouch, plus it got the filter of the yamaha GX1, the yamaha kicks
i live in south korea, and there are tons of these lying in shops, the korean players called them a "mohg sound" keyboard (moog). they go for 500-800 nowadays, some players still use them..
Very fun demo! Got one of those for $150 and it's a great and expressive performance synth - the aftertouch puts this quite ahead of other monophonic synths in matters of playability. Love it very much.
Great Demo. 1973 eh, Cant fool me, you dont have the, Long hair, droopy moustache,, flaired trousers, big Lapels, and think your cool. I can just imagine, some Guy of the time, spending a fortune on one, straining his back with carting it about to Gigs,with the weight, and thinkin, he's the bee's knees on stage, pulling all the chicks, and blowing the Audience awy, with the cool, out of this world, weird sounds, and from such a small thing, boy, have things changed, Great Demo. LOL .
Oh man, when he tweaks the modulation rate on the tuba at 2:42 it sounds like a terrible accident in the bathroom! That monster came out the year after I was born, and it SOUNDS like it.... holy smokes.... can you imagine trying to use that thing in a gig?! Unless you were trying to induce nausea, that thing sounds just about useless.... gotta get me one!
apparently there are some mods to be made if you search online. also if yours ever cuts out.. first check the keyboard was properly attached. mine slid and broke connections wires. it was the easiest fix but made things useless until it was opened up inside
very cool i see my old friend the optigan is below him.
both very cool and wonderful. the vintage synth explorer site is pretty out of date and well i think the original reviewer kinda just went with reviews based on features rather than fun.
I have one too. However, I like to use it as it was intended: An organplayers synth. That's why most of the buttons are on the front of it so they are easy to reach when it is placed on top of an organ. I also like that it has so many presets. But it would be nice if there were more parameters you could alter - like on the SH1000.
love the demo dave, i got one of these babies a while back, one of the only analogues i got :) gotta love the sounds this thing makes! anyways, well done ^.^ elmo x
now i wanna hear the optigan. i have a sh 1000. i like the eg on it, BUT i like the fact that there's after touch and the filter can be used on those neato presets on the sh2000.
could not watch all this. reminds me too much of the time (1976) my crappy old rock band had an even crappier keyboard player who bought one of these to ingratiate himself t'ward us geetar folk, and the 'orrible preset garbage that ensued.
Interesting one, the colors remind me of an old electronic organ i played once with light up inch wide toggle switches. So out of all the cheesy noises it makes can it be used as a proper keyboard? Also what's the weight of the thing? it looks heavy.
Anything that makes noise can be used musically, be it a banjo, bag of wet mice, or even an SH-2000. True story: my brother played drums on 8-10 large books for a few years before he got his first drumset. So yes, I do believe you could use this keyboard in a band. It would just depend on whether the band wanted to sound archaic and weird. How much does it weigh? Not too much, about the same weight as my Juno-106, probably less.
Great video man, your the coolest :)
sssyntax 5 months ago
We loved this video so much that we found one and now gig with it! Great sounds that we can't live without! Thanks for posting and check out our videos! Peace.
PunchandJudyDuo 1 year ago 2
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I guess that this guy doesn't realize that the "popcorn" sound that he demonstrates here @ 1:08 was so named because of the song "hot buttered popcorn" from 1972.
nudist0885 1 year ago
Oh - and it has a very good working aftertouch! I think it was the first synth with aftertouch.
BitSnapper 1 year ago
This was my 1st synth in 1977, i paid 1000$ for it and i was VERY happy about this thing. The filter is extremely wet. I used only 3-4 of the presets on stage and it soundet like it should: Like a synth! The girls loved me and the boys said: Wow, a moog!! Years later i sold it for 200 bucks and today i would like to have it on my side - a´m a romantic. Sure: Most of the presets are awful, but it´s build like a tank and most of them do their job 30 years after introducing. It is not so bad.
BitSnapper 1 year ago
Wow, thanks! You just saved me blowing $300 0n one of these. What a hideous sounding turd!
JockRonayne 1 year ago
@JockRonayne you just need to watch some of the better demo- some demos can make the minimoog sound like a casio- 300 would have been a good price- theyre actually pretty cool- used by portishead braodcast moby etc
salvadory 1 year ago
Sorry, but this thing is annoying, try the Yamaha SY2 its much more better sounding and it even has aftertouch, plus it got the filter of the yamaha GX1, the yamaha kicks
ARP Solina etc pp in the ass.
sephardimm 1 year ago
that actually hurts
TheMrbrainwash 1 year ago
@2:32 - Worst sounding Tuba evar
razzza 1 year ago
i live in south korea, and there are tons of these lying in shops, the korean players called them a "mohg sound" keyboard (moog). they go for 500-800 nowadays, some players still use them..
seifukusha 1 year ago
Wow that sounds pretty terrible...
hexRQP 1 year ago
I never laughed so hard with a synth review, thank you
Triames 1 year ago
Very fun demo! Got one of those for $150 and it's a great and expressive performance synth - the aftertouch puts this quite ahead of other monophonic synths in matters of playability. Love it very much.
eggnoggerino 2 years ago
If I had one it would only be for display purposes.
I probably would pay $50 for it.
TruenotesMusic 2 years ago
only communists and athiests use the roland sh1000
SupershadowDOtCom 2 years ago 12
@SupershadowDOtCom well im pegged then- count me as one communist godless sh 1000 owner
salvadory 1 year ago
Great Demo. 1973 eh, Cant fool me, you dont have the, Long hair, droopy moustache,, flaired trousers, big Lapels, and think your cool. I can just imagine, some Guy of the time, spending a fortune on one, straining his back with carting it about to Gigs,with the weight, and thinkin, he's the bee's knees on stage, pulling all the chicks, and blowing the Audience awy, with the cool, out of this world, weird sounds, and from such a small thing, boy, have things changed, Great Demo. LOL .
anstonian 2 years ago
FROGMAN FOREVER
The random note is . . . ah . . .interesting . . .
MeuronDB 2 years ago
I LIKE IT but wot if it brakes dwon ?
09fod 2 years ago
learn how to fix things and spell!!!!!!!!
COMPACTASS1 2 years ago
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I think he is just so anoying,
same with that stupid minimoog video.
Just talk normal dude, i know it a camera and that it freaks you a bit out, but please stay calm
nvanzoeren 2 years ago
Oh man, when he tweaks the modulation rate on the tuba at 2:42 it sounds like a terrible accident in the bathroom! That monster came out the year after I was born, and it SOUNDS like it.... holy smokes.... can you imagine trying to use that thing in a gig?! Unless you were trying to induce nausea, that thing sounds just about useless.... gotta get me one!
Calphool222 2 years ago 2
Is this what David Bowie used at the beginning Andy Warhol?
Tayl0NP 2 years ago
nice running commentary.
"How unpleasant" is the new meme
andest01 2 years ago 4
love the popcorn setting
Ancaja123 2 years ago
you shouldda played popcorn on popcorn! heh.
superhomsar2112 3 years ago
video game days revisited. ohhhh those wacky sounds
mrrrks39 3 years ago
Haha, the tuba sounds kinda like the adults in snoopy ^^
thesavebear 3 years ago
LMAO
ww3gecko 3 years ago
haha the tuba sounded like a pissed off donald duck at one point.
buchanan012 3 years ago
sounds like hell, i think i'd like one.
BarnacleGooseInvalid 3 years ago
Gary Numan used this same keyboard on "Praying To The Aliens".
Brownies79 3 years ago
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!! (Frogsound)
ncrkel 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this! I'm thinking about getting a SH 2000, and this video was actually quite helpful.
lurholm 3 years ago
sadly this video doesn't 'do this synth justice.
apparently there are some mods to be made if you search online. also if yours ever cuts out.. first check the keyboard was properly attached. mine slid and broke connections wires. it was the easiest fix but made things useless until it was opened up inside
infinitesoundvlog 2 years ago
i had one!!!
i love to see it again.
i used the Wind sound a lot with diffrent fx in combination with a juno60.
great!!
jshsgsf 3 years ago
Haha, great demo. The tuba was hilarious!
jalland 3 years ago
Tuba sounds sweet with fast mod rate...
blakebratton 3 years ago
...I have shortly bayed my "new" Roland SH-2000...thank you for this Demo! Dave =)
I love my SH-2000 whit stompbox too!
tipetto 3 years ago
How funny. Sounds just like Logan's Run when the computer system started shorting out. I love the synth demos!
moretacos1 3 years ago
Me gusta el sonido tipo moog con los presets y los controles (lef) para tocar en realtime debe ser de los 80'? muy buena demo.thank you.
manuelyamaha55 3 years ago
tht sounds horrible lol, good for its time tho
shortiewannaride 4 years ago
Hey, this thing farts at 2:42
enigma800 4 years ago
That joke was such a gas.
thedivinechemical 4 years ago
Tubes World Tour!
TWEEZMO 4 years ago
very cool i see my old friend the optigan is below him.
both very cool and wonderful. the vintage synth explorer site is pretty out of date and well i think the original reviewer kinda just went with reviews based on features rather than fun.
stalag3333 4 years ago
hamster you gotta take a trip to new york and we can jam and record a cd together. peace. :)
Freedomcall82 4 years ago
I have one too. However, I like to use it as it was intended: An organplayers synth. That's why most of the buttons are on the front of it so they are easy to reach when it is placed on top of an organ. I also like that it has so many presets. But it would be nice if there were more parameters you could alter - like on the SH1000.
organfairy 4 years ago
love the demo dave, i got one of these babies a while back, one of the only analogues i got :) gotta love the sounds this thing makes! anyways, well done ^.^ elmo x
elmosexwhistle 4 years ago
Sounds like my Galaga machine after I dropped a cup of coffee on it
tassadar1977 4 years ago
now i wanna hear the optigan. i have a sh 1000. i like the eg on it, BUT i like the fact that there's after touch and the filter can be used on those neato presets on the sh2000.
PHAEDRIDER 4 years ago
omfg, "doesnt like those..." lmao. i loved that.
Godz3839 4 years ago
You have a checked wristband.
Juicy Spacey Frog.
JexusVHS 4 years ago
Sick synth!
imaguy123 4 years ago
The SH-2000 came out in 1974, not 1973. And i see that you haven't discovered the touch response effects.
easyflow 4 years ago
For some reason, I love this thing. I guess that says a lot about me.
october71 4 years ago
could not watch all this. reminds me too much of the time (1976) my crappy old rock band had an even crappier keyboard player who bought one of these to ingratiate himself t'ward us geetar folk, and the 'orrible preset garbage that ensued.
tenbitbob 4 years ago
Interesting one, the colors remind me of an old electronic organ i played once with light up inch wide toggle switches. So out of all the cheesy noises it makes can it be used as a proper keyboard? Also what's the weight of the thing? it looks heavy.
Danofcanada 4 years ago
Anything that makes noise can be used musically, be it a banjo, bag of wet mice, or even an SH-2000. True story: my brother played drums on 8-10 large books for a few years before he got his first drumset. So yes, I do believe you could use this keyboard in a band. It would just depend on whether the band wanted to sound archaic and weird. How much does it weigh? Not too much, about the same weight as my Juno-106, probably less.
hamsterdunce 4 years ago