Synthesis Part 1 - first outing for the P6 Polysynth

[bruno]

This box of tricks is a beast. This is just using the presets. I can see I'll have fun with this - got to read the manual now!

The synth is a home brew synth - comes as a kit. I didn't build it, my friend Paul built it. The parts come in at around £160 UK, so is amazing value for money if you enjoy electronics/soldering!

http://www.audiothingies.com/

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[cuthbert]

Wowie, the sounds on this are really rich. My interest is piqued - will have to look into one of these bad boys...

[Bluesberry]

Oh yeah, thats the sounds alright.......sounds real good.  damn good.  I love synth sounds like this, perfect.

[Blooby]

There's something to be said for fat analog sounds. I am intrigued as well. Very cool tones in this.

Blooby

[Groundy]

Sounds brilliant Bruno,
I would have to get someone to do it for me, I am the worst solderer in the world
But I will certainly check it out,
I was looking at Telecaster kits the other day, But again, I'm no Handy Andy.

This really sounds good , well done >....


Alex

[Flash Harry]

Ooh some delicious fat saws in there. I'm going to check them out

[Farrell Jackson]

This is so cool Bruno! You have revived a long lost analog sound synth sound......no modeling, it's the real deal!

Farrell

[Lurker]

Cool.  I'm going to play this for my students tomorrow.  Of course, some won't like it because nobody's yelling into a microphone.  Their loss.  Then I'll tell them that it's a homemade synthesizer.  Maybe that will inspire someone.  I have a couple of kids in mind.

[chapperz66]

Some glorious fat sounds going on here.

Nice piece BTW!

Paul

[Lurker]

Okay, I played it for my students.  Most of them liked it.  A few liked the idea that the instrument was homemade.  A few asked, "What's a synthesizer?"  I had a couple of interpretive dances.

Bruno, your music has a new audience.  Revel, my friend.