Dreadbox Abyss Overview Part 1
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Part 1 of an overview of the Dreadbox Abyss, 4-voice analog(ue) synth(esizer/esiser). Go to 02:45 to skip the babble and brewski intro. For more specific sound examples, check out the “Dreadbox Abyss - Twiddling With and Exploring the Sounds” video ( • Dreadbox Abyss - Twiddling With and E... ). • This vid covers the VCO, VCF, and VCA sections of the synth (ad nauseam in places). Part 2 will cover the Mode, Mod Wheel, LFO, Effects, and Dip Switch sections of the synth. • A little bit about the synth: • 4 voice polyphonic analog • 1 variable-waveform osc and 1 square-wave sub osc per voice • 24db Murmux low-pass filter • 2 independent LFOs with 4 selectable wave forms • 4 playing modes - multi-channel, unison, polyphonic, and chords • 3 effects sections including Reflector (for flange/chorus effects), Delay, and Phaser • I just haven’t found a synth that can sound as vintage, other than older vintage synths. Looking for that slightly, wobbly, unstable analog synth sound (ala Boards of Canada, etc)? This does it, but in a very controllable way. I do sometimes find myself missing a second oscillator to fatten up the sound a bit in polyphonic mode, but given the variable wave forms and the vintage sounding effects, I’m missing it much less than I thought I would. • I’ve said it in half a dozen other posts, but hats off to Dreadbox for doing synths just a little differently than the rest of the folks (and that’s different in a GOOD way).
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