ARP Odyssey > Minimoog, hands down in my opinion. The sound, the functionality, and features. The BIGGEST shortcoming of the Odyssey however would have to be the fact that the LFO re-triggers upon key depression. This makes it impossible to produce, for example, and ongoing PWM pad-type sound while smoothly switching notes....
@EdWood2006 Well, I like them all! The later ones with the keys extending out look cool, but those keys get knocked and smashed. Quite a few different filters in the various models. I am very happy with this one which is the second version. I would like an early white one as I think they look great. The filter in those is a 12db/octave I believe. Early ones like mine had a moog filter copy and then an ARP own design I think. It's all good anyway. Can't go wrong with an Odyssey!
Nice instructional. Would love to see a cleaner image and top view camera angle to see the tweaking in action. I noticed at around 3:48 to 4:00 I hear a low frequency pumping sound, can that be filtered out from the Odysseys controls?
cool!
wonkyfonkfrightwig 6 months ago
sound must be quite amazing, I wish video was higher quality.
montimer44 8 months ago
the duophonic feature of this makes it worth it completely
hotlanta71 1 year ago
0:53 Middle finger! (ONO)
007gorilla 1 year ago
@007gorilla telling your synths to fuck off once in a while, keeps them on their toes!
buchla300 1 year ago 7
ARP Odyssey > Minimoog, hands down in my opinion. The sound, the functionality, and features. The BIGGEST shortcoming of the Odyssey however would have to be the fact that the LFO re-triggers upon key depression. This makes it impossible to produce, for example, and ongoing PWM pad-type sound while smoothly switching notes....
TheSYNTHOID 1 year ago
Hi. What would be the odyssey model to pick up?
EdWood2006 1 year ago
@EdWood2006 Well, I like them all! The later ones with the keys extending out look cool, but those keys get knocked and smashed. Quite a few different filters in the various models. I am very happy with this one which is the second version. I would like an early white one as I think they look great. The filter in those is a 12db/octave I believe. Early ones like mine had a moog filter copy and then an ARP own design I think. It's all good anyway. Can't go wrong with an Odyssey!
buchla300 1 year ago
@buchla300 Thanks for that. I may go with the MK2. Cheers.
EdWood2006 1 year ago
those video effects are really cool.
a nice touch.
(duophonic ring modulation is sex)
LarsXI 1 year ago
it`s looks like it`s the arp that kraftwerk used in autobahn
hondaprelude9296 2 years ago
@hondaprelude9296 yes, they used the odyssey (along with a minimoog) at the time.
buchla300 1 year ago
Nice instructional. Would love to see a cleaner image and top view camera angle to see the tweaking in action. I noticed at around 3:48 to 4:00 I hear a low frequency pumping sound, can that be filtered out from the Odysseys controls?
bookmarkthis 2 years ago
@bookmarkthis just noticed your comment!
Thanks! I guess the lower sound could be filtered out with the hi pass filter no problem. I guess it's a side band from the ring mod.
And yes, video quality is crap. Need a new camera...no money!
buchla300 1 year ago
Hey david,
As usual, this is again a great clip. You explain it all well.
Give us some more.
Andromatic 2 years ago
@Andromatic Thx!
buchla300 2 years ago
love the Odyssey too :)
very nice sound David!
what does the knob on top of the synth?
retrosound72 2 years ago
Thx. Your videos are GREAT!
It's got a modded filter that was fitted by ARP. Does bandpass, notch, hipass and 2/4 pole.
Hopefully I can show that off in another video
David
buchla300 2 years ago
thank you David
your videos are also great.
keep up!
retrosound72 2 years ago
Well done, Dave! Your firt patch is awesome! The Odyssey is a tweaker's dream!
stuthomson 2 years ago
@stuthomson thx!
buchla300 2 years ago
Keep the videos coming! I love them.
rzezniqq 2 years ago
@rzezniqq
Thx!
buchla300 2 years ago
holy crap! i have to try that. awesome sounds
M1E2A3T4F5O6A7M8 2 years ago
@M1E2A3T4F5O6A7M8
You have to fine tune the levels (the FM input to the oscillator) but it's a cool trick.
LOADS of routing possibilities on the odyssey
Cheers
David
buchla300 2 years ago