Let me know if you find anything out. I have the same problem.

D E F A C A C A, over and over. For the sound, you need 2 pulse/square waves. Put them 1 octave apart. I used a bit of 2-pole filter on the Evolver to tone it down a touch - you don't want it too bright. You also need some chorus and a 3x 16th-note delay. It is really easy if you have the original t...

Well, while we're at it...anyone want to give some general synth steps for reproducing that sound?

Never use a guitar amp for a keyboard. First problem is the frequency response - guitar amps are designed and built to impart a substantial midrange bump and high-end roll-off. They are part of what give the electric guitar its sound. The speakers aren't designed for full-frequency response, and th...

One of the things you can do to the Poly 800 is add actual analog potentiometer control to the filter resonance and cutoff - this will require soldering and drilling, but it's oh so worth it.

As for the sound, all synths have their own character. And the Poly 800's is that it's all square waves.

These dudes: http://www.sidluscious.com

That breathy Fairlight sample.