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From: Biopharmer
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  • The resonance nearly killed me.

  • @gxddxmnxt haha! me too. I didn't bother compressing this track.

  • i like this. a lot

  • Awesome filter...hard to believe it is not analog. Great track.

  • kool

  • Cool! Is this the type of synthesizer (AM, FM, subtrative . . . I still don't understand yet) that was used to make the Dr. Who theme song?

  • Yes this is subtractive (oscillators, filters etc.). The synth for Dr Who was the 70's analog synth the Arp Odyssey. This is the Waldorf Blofeld, which is not actually analog, it's digital. It can make Odyssey sounds quite well though.

  • Wow, thanks a lot for all your helpful info!

  • anytime

  • @Biopharmer no it wasn't, ARP didn't even exist at that point.

  • @mutantmoments oh my bad, I thought someone said that. I guess they were wrong, and I looked it up, you're right.

  • Its subtractive, but also has wavetable oscillators. The waveshapes are based on the Microwave XT and they even have a few emulated from the PPG. (the raw character of the PPG stemmed from 8 bit interpolation of partial-cycle waveforms). The filter is designed to mimic the PPGs SSM-based LPF.

  • @RFrayo Is a wavetable just a matrix of different wave shapes? I don't get what a wavetable is?

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