The ARP 2600: Oscillators Part 4

[simonemauroghilardi]

Is the 2600 monophonic??

[AutomaticGainsay]

The one being demonstrated is.  Later versions came with a keyboard which allowed duophony.

[zaiux]

Korg Rules

[userjoe1020]

@zaiux You should be beaten!

[eddievhfan1984]

Doesn't the split-voice keyboard for the 2600 (the 3620) include an LFO built in?

[AutomaticGainsay]

Yes!

[eddievhfan1984]

Could you ever do a video on the 3620's features?

[AutomaticGainsay]

I would love to... except that I don't have one!

[andyzweb]

OMG! you inspired me to get into analog synth's your videos are incredible, what is the cheapest analog synth for someone looking to get into this stuff?

[sanitysama]

Korg EX

[NimaSun]

The Alesis Micron is quite nice!

[xxsmokeymcpotxx]

If you're too lazy to create sounds and would rather just play boring presets, then yes, it is nice.

[xxsmokeymcpotxx]

If you're used to digital synths and their polyphony, going straight into monophony can feel limiting.

I'd say, go for either the Juno 6 or Korg Polysix, preferably the Polysix, but the Juno is earier to get a hold of.

[audiocreator]

DrNerdware loves his cakes

[CKnoxW]

At about 5:30-32, you were getting brass sounds out of a square wave. Funky.

[acousvnt]

I'm unclear on what the "lag processor" is, or did I space out when you explained it?

[AutomaticGainsay]

It just generates a delay between voltage changes... it is basically the same thing as portamento. Abrupt changes in control voltages become increasingly gradual as you increase the level of it.

[aceyage]

Thanks Marc!

Incredible as always.

Very useful!

[dbeckster]

I love the envelope generators! How long do you plan on workin on the oscillators?

[retrosound72]

Very good work!

I love it. :)

[AutomaticGainsay]

Thank you!

[AutomaticGainsay]

Thank you!

[Mainyard48]

That first method you demonstrated was something I'd never thought of. Just shows you're never too old to learn something new. Thanks!

Keep 'em coming!