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Calou2000Published on 11/30/05 at 15:45 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
Style keyboard organ with unlimited polyphony (though for clusters).
Pitch bend, but not self back to the center position.
No MIDI, but between one to use effects.
Few sounds: trumpet, trombone, violin, cello, piano, harpsichord, konky-tonk, bagpipes, accordion, church organ. These sounds are more or less ditables (cut off, rs. And attacked for brass ...).
A big advantage: the 6-band equalizer and a chorus / flanger very effective. These effects apply an external instrument branch in between!
UTILIZATION
Simplified Deployment.
SOUNDS
Brass: means, but for music electro
+ Accordion organ: although
Piano: blah but the harpsichord is
Strings: not all evil
You can...…
Pitch bend, but not self back to the center position.
No MIDI, but between one to use effects.
Few sounds: trumpet, trombone, violin, cello, piano, harpsichord, konky-tonk, bagpipes, accordion, church organ. These sounds are more or less ditables (cut off, rs. And attacked for brass ...).
A big advantage: the 6-band equalizer and a chorus / flanger very effective. These effects apply an external instrument branch in between!
UTILIZATION
Simplified Deployment.
SOUNDS
Brass: means, but for music electro
+ Accordion organ: although
Piano: blah but the harpsichord is
Strings: not all evil
You can...…
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Style keyboard organ with unlimited polyphony (though for clusters).
Pitch bend, but not self back to the center position.
No MIDI, but between one to use effects.
Few sounds: trumpet, trombone, violin, cello, piano, harpsichord, konky-tonk, bagpipes, accordion, church organ. These sounds are more or less ditables (cut off, rs. And attacked for brass ...).
A big advantage: the 6-band equalizer and a chorus / flanger very effective. These effects apply an external instrument branch in between!
UTILIZATION
Simplified Deployment.
SOUNDS
Brass: means, but for music electro
+ Accordion organ: although
Piano: blah but the harpsichord is
Strings: not all evil
You can also shuffled sounds
OVERALL OPINION
I love the unlimited polyphony, the equalizer and the chorus, and the possibility to connect an external source.
For against the edition of the sounds is too limited. But we cheat a little bit: for example, use a trumpet sound with an envelope of piano!
I used a lot for this synth balls (sounds of piano, harpsichord and organ shuffled, tablecloths), associated with an SH101 for solos and bass sounds.
I think this MODEL Has taken over by ARP, but I do not know under what name.
Pitch bend, but not self back to the center position.
No MIDI, but between one to use effects.
Few sounds: trumpet, trombone, violin, cello, piano, harpsichord, konky-tonk, bagpipes, accordion, church organ. These sounds are more or less ditables (cut off, rs. And attacked for brass ...).
A big advantage: the 6-band equalizer and a chorus / flanger very effective. These effects apply an external instrument branch in between!
UTILIZATION
Simplified Deployment.
SOUNDS
Brass: means, but for music electro
+ Accordion organ: although
Piano: blah but the harpsichord is
Strings: not all evil
You can also shuffled sounds
OVERALL OPINION
I love the unlimited polyphony, the equalizer and the chorus, and the possibility to connect an external source.
For against the edition of the sounds is too limited. But we cheat a little bit: for example, use a trumpet sound with an envelope of piano!
I used a lot for this synth balls (sounds of piano, harpsichord and organ shuffled, tablecloths), associated with an SH101 for solos and bass sounds.
I think this MODEL Has taken over by ARP, but I do not know under what name.
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- Manufacturer: Siel
- Model: Orchestra 2
- Category: Analog Synths
- Added in our database on: 04/08/2004
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Other names: orchestra 2, orchestra2