RS370
Polyphonic harmonic generator
| MP3 Samples | |
| Track 1 | 'Intro'
Using the on board arpeggiator, an FB3 Filterbank and RS390 echo. |
| Track 2 | 'Whiter Shade' Use of the RS390 |
| Track 3 | 'Drawbar Organ' Use of the RS390 |
| Track 4 | 'Jump' Use of the RS390 |
| Track 5 | 'Pollyfilla' Use of the RS390 |
| Track 6 | 'Eminently' Use of the RS390 & RS110 |
| Track 7 | 'Blues Organ' Use of the RS390 |
| Track 8 | 'Roller Coaster' Use of the RS390 |
| Track 9 | 'O.K. Chorale' Use of the RS390 & RS110 |
| Track 10 | 'RS370 Organ' Use of the RS390 |
| Track 11 | 'Nifty Pulse' Use of the RS390 |
| Track 12 | 'Lead Time' Use of the RS390 |
| The above examples are in MIDI poly oscillator mode. | |
| Track 13 | 'Outro' Use of the RS390 and FB3 Filterbank |
| The above example 'Outro' is in analogue poly mode, 3 oscillators were tuned to form a triad chord controlled by one RS200 sequencer, whilst a slave RS200 controlled the wet/dry mix of the RS390. | |
| Track 14 | 'Sarah's
Joy' Played entirely on the RS370 with the exception of the drum
track. The summed outputs of the RS370 were fed into a single RS110
multimode filter in low pass mode and then the signal was fed into
RS390 echo and the left and right outputs sent to two inputs of a
mixing desk. The RS390 is capable of taking a mono input and giving
ping pong stereo effects to the inputs of the mixing desk. The piece was composed, programmed and recorded by Bob Williams. |
The presets were made within one hour of receiving the beta model from the developer, so the examples in no way reflect the power of the RS370, but due to requests for sound bites we made this collection as crude examples.