New Tom Oberheim SEM Demo 2

A second demo of my new tomoberheim.com SEM (Patch Panel Version). This one is more about sounds and patches.

All audio is pure SEM without any added effects.

I'm controlling the SEM with my Voyager Old School via the VX-351 CV Expander. I'm also using the Moogerfooger CP-251 control processor to generate some CV signals.

Check out my flickr photo set if you want to see more of the SEM.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brotherloco/sets/72157622489612052/

A blank patch sheet I created based on the original SEM version:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brotherloco/4358841120/

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Analog
• Synthesizer
• Tom
• Oberheim
• tomoberheim
• tomoberheim.com
• SEM
• Expander
• Module
• Moog
• Minimoog
• Voyager
• Old
• School
• VX-351
• Moogerfooger
• CP-251
• Electronic
• Music

[exteriorsigns]

Aww hell yeah. 4:02 to the end just sold me.

[br0therl0c0]

@exteriorsigns Nice :-)

[mindphlux]

4:30 to 4:50 wow that sounds fucking good

[br0therl0c0]

@mindphlux Thanks. You can get quite experimental with that patch panel, it's a lot of fun.

[loverickbass]

How are you interfacing the Voyager with the SEM? CV/Midi converter?

[br0therl0c0]

@loverickbass All CV. Voyager -> VX-351 -> SEM. Check the video description for details.

[grigoridj]

does somebody knows a good (analog) synth that can give me that fat, detuned sound of the ob-8?

[recordsondabed]

Jealous thats all...just freaking jealous :(

[samplethesilence]

@empirix I interfaced my patch-panel SEM with a Moogerfooger MF-101 filter pedal(in 4 pole mode) and got smoother and bolder bass than just the SEM by itself. It's difficult to get the levels to match between them, so you'd need to also use a spare mixer with one channel pre-amp to boost the pedal's output, and main mix for the SEM VCO's.

[br0therl0c0]

@empirix Thanks! I'd say any analog mono is a good synth for bass, as they tend to have the power you want. From there it's all about taste. My current favorite is the Voyager and SEM *together* :-)