Synthés dans la techno dans les années 90.

T'en veux?

Lolo's Studio (Tracks 1997), il y a quelques classiques : Mackie 24/8, Ensoniq DP4, Roland R8, Akai S3200, Korg MS10, e-mu Orbit et Vintage Keys, Roland JD800, Clavia...

Je n'ai jamais trop accroché à la seconde version de What Time Is Love - qui est pourtant très bien - sans doute à cause de la qualité de la première version.
À propos, quelqu'un saurait-il d'où provient le son « lead » dans ce morceau ?

#7
2nd April 2021
As an owner of multiple DX7s and multiple TX81Zs, I can tell you without a doubt that the DX7 can not do Lately Bass.

Lately Bass is a preset on the TX81Z. It is a 4op FM synth. It's algos can all be easily done on the DX7 by turning off 2 operators.

The challenge is that "Lately Bass" uses Wave #5 on Operator 3 on Algo #2 . Ops 1,2, and 4 are wave 1 the normal sine wave

You can recreate Algo #2 on the DX7 by using Algo #1 4 and turning off Ops 1&2

Algo #2 is a stack where Operator #1 is modulated by Operator #2 and Operator #2 is modulated by both Ops #3 and #4

Since Operator #3 modulates #2 it's very important for the sound of Lately Bass to have the correct waveform

If you can only use a sine wave like on the FB01, DX7, DX100, etc you get the Solid Bass Patch

One thing you can do on the DX7 however is use the two extra operators in Algo 14 to either be more percussive on the initial attack or have more of a detuned bass sound on the release. That gives you a different vibe however than the Lately/Solid Bass Patch

and yes I am a total nerd

On connait des utilisateurs de ce rack?

On y parle du Korg Wavestation :