John Keston of Audio Cookbook sends in a fascinating project: he’s producing one sound each day from a different synthesizer. Sounds like a great way to build up a library of sounds. He writes:
On January 5, 2011 I started a new project on AudioCookbook.org called “One Synthesizer Sound Every Day”. It’s in the vein of the “One Sound Every Day” project I did from July 2008 to 2009, except focused on synthesis. Last week I surpassed my fiftieth article in the project.
I’ve been posting self-produced sounds from a wide variety of hardware and software synths including: Casio CZ-1000, Roland D-50, Sequential Circuits Pro-One, Roland Juno-106, Dave Smith Instruments Prophet 08, Roland MKS-80, Korg Monotron, Korg MS2K, MFOS WSG, Max, Max for Live, and Cableguys.de Curve Community Driven Synthesizer with more to come.
Some of John’s favorites, he says:
Eerie Pseudo Oscillator Microtrack
Juno-106 Bad Voice Chip Glitch
Roland Juno-106 with Bad Voice Chip Restored
Synthesizer Noise Jam #3 Though Master Effects Chain
Music Technology Soul Searching
Check out the whole collection:
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