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Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 28 2005 at 11:32
Originally posted by radiognome3 radiognome3 wrote:


And Ankaret, I am almost positive that the leads on Welcome to The Machine are a Minimoog. The Synthi AKS is not really designed for lead plaing, but it may be a Minimoog being processed through the Synthis filter, though it doesn't sound like that to me. Sounds like a Moog.

 

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Points: 92 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 28 2005 at 06:58
If it's any help, for the lead part try one sawtooth and one square (with the third one or the other) wave with a hint of VCO drift or not synched, and a little sawtooth LFO to mudulate the sawtooth VCO. I do not have a copy of that CD, but as I recall, it should be close. The rest is up to your playing ability, and/or how good you are with a pitch bender.
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Points: 82 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 27 2005 at 22:04
Ok radiognome, thanks a bunch, I will mess around with Arturia's moog some more to get something closer to that sound.
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Points: 92 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 27 2005 at 20:20

oliverstoned wrote:
"Hello radiognome, here's planet gong.
are you aware of the new Gong CD live 1975 with pieces from You, shamal and Fish rising?"

Do you mean the Sherwood Forest '75 CD? Yes I do know about it, but thanks all the same. The Live Floating Anarchy '91 looks to be excellent, as well.

And Ankaret, I am almost positive that the leads on Welcome to The Machine are a Minimoog. The Synthi AKS is not really designed for lead plaing, but it may be a Minimoog being processed through the Synthis filter, though it doesn't sound like that to me. Sounds like a Moog.
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Huh, yeah, what is the name of the synth they used for the leads on Welcome To The Machine?! I really like that Crazy Diamonds synth though, so thanks for that link, it's got some awesome tones. Though Im looking for something more along the lines of what they use for the leads. Arturia's minimoog is pretty awesome as well though.
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Points: 3525 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 27 2005 at 09:29

Originally posted by Ankaret Ankaret wrote:

Sorry to spam your thread, but does anyone know of a VST version of the synths used on "Welcome To The Machine"?!

There's a plugin called Crazy Diamonds (where'd that name come from? ) that does the string synths very well. Not really suitable for the leads, though.

I'll have to check out the EMS plug-in. thanks for the info!
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Hello radiognome, here's planet gong.
are you aware of the new Gong CD live 1975 with pieces from You, shamal and Fish rising?
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Well, I know one is an EMS Synthi AKS (same as the item linked above, but with an accompanying sequencer). There is also a Minimoog, which is the classic ELP type synth sounds (the quick filter sweeps during the instrumental bridge and outro sections of 'Welcome to The Machine"), though Keith Emerson is most famous for using a Moog Modular system. The Minimoog is a 3 oscillator, simple, hard-patched, as it were, Modular - same sounds, just much fewer sound shaping capabilities.

Arturia makes both a Minimoog and Moog Modular soft synth. G-media makes a Minimoog, as well, though for copyright reasons is called Minimonsta.
http://www.arturia.com/en/default.php
http://www.gmediamusic.com/

I do not believe that Pink Floyd used an ARP 2600 (or the earlier version - 1500?), though they may have.
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Sorry to spam your thread, but does anyone know of a VST version of the synths used on "Welcome To The Machine"?!
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Points: 92 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 26 2005 at 19:26

I discovered this yesterday, and thought the VST folks might be interested. Sorry if this has been posted before.

http://www.emsrehberg.de/SYNTHI__s/SYNTHI_Avs_plugin/synthi_ avs_plugin.html

I downloaded the demo, but as I am going to get Cubase SE this weekend (so as to get the G-media M-tron), I have no way to play it yet. If anyone gets the demo and uses it, please post your thoughts.

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radiognome3
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