MicroMoog thru Roland RS-505 Paraphonic Ensemble Demo

[SASLECHAKALL69]

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[tepposal]

Is it easy to fix an out of tune oscillator?

My Yamaha CS15D does have a similar problem in the first osc as your micromoog.

[markorfi]

I have both the Paraphonic 505 and a Dimension D and the chorus is completely diffrent. The 505 with external sources is VERY noisy and does not sound the same as the 505 using it's own chorus. The Dimension D is the best chorus on the planet ! it is dead quiet and has perfect fixed settings! I use it for bass guitar primarily and there is no loss of bottom end !...very rare among chorus' ! I will never sell my Paraphonic....through a nice reverb like a Roland R880 it sounds insanely good !

[myrmur]

Absolutely great!

It's possibile to play the Paraphonic while an external synth is running through the Ensemble?

Thank you!

[zibbybone]

I think so. I sold the RS-505 last summer. I also sold the MircoMoog to help fund a MultiMoog.

[kipptumor]

You know - That microMoog is quite a nice little unit. I got to baby sit one back in 1978 for a few months and I had a blast with it. All the basic subtractive functions are there, and that ribbon was a nice addition.

[earstroke]

hi

do you know if the svc-350 has the strings and choir that the vp-330 vocoder has? i keep reading that the svc-350 is the vp-330 in rack version. so does it actually have the choir synth?

cheers

[zibbybone]

No, the SVC-350 is a powerful vocoder only. I have owned one for nearly 20 years. I have heard that the VP-330 has the same vocoder as the SVC-350, but cannot confirm that. I did own a VP-330 for a short time in the early 90's and was not able to get as good of a vocoder sound from it as from the SVC. The VP lacks the shaping controls (levels for each of the 11 bands and balance). I remember the choir sounding great. Very reminiscent of the Optigan choir. The strings were nice, too.