there isn't one, is there? i thought the game soundtrack for ps1 resided on the cd-rom itself, as opposed to a midi player such as the snes and genesis used

i figured the boot sound must reside as a sample somewhere on the os rom?

that thread about wavestation filter resonance has got me wondering but i guess this is gonna be one of those unsolved mysteries until some random dude gets interviewed 10 years later about how he got paid thousands of dollars to hold down a couple of keys on an emu morpheus or something a la the du...

interestingly, somebody recreated the boot sound with a juno 60 and cz-3000. i think they did a pretty good job -- except it misses the bells and harmonic drone at the end ie. the best the part! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsBaKIcBmHA for some reason none of the people who uploaded the original p...

anyone know what synth was used to create the playstation startup sound? it's etched into my mind for eternity



man that brings back some memories *sniff*

sounds like roland microkorg to me, the original analog model

this is one of the gayest threads i have ever read on this forum

man rob hood's sound design on internal empire is just amazing, and still sounds remarkably fresh

how about the "lead" sound in this classic robert hood track?



some sort of chorus/delay modulation? fm?

think i'm gonna keep this as the all purpose vse detroit techno thread if that's ok with ya'll

you should get a roland tr-727. those gritty quijada and agogo samples are just perfect for industrial/ebm

awesome

this is the best ambient album ever made

i've been cheating by recording audio into my laptop and speeding it up, sampling back into my yamaha tx16w, and then transposing back to it's normal speed i guess you could do the same thing with any sampler that allows you to resample and bypass the laptop completely, but unfortunately tx16w doesn...

+1 for laurie spiegel! she immediately came to mind when i saw the thread title, it seems she's a severely underrated synthesist generally, not just on here some others: roberto cacciapaglia, producer of the classic lost synth pop album by ann steel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhFupSiFFpg haruomi...

loads of gear interview transcriptions here

http://www.sacreddm.net/1980s/imu011184 ... 84main.htm