The ARP 2600 is one of the most incredible analog synthesizers ever created. During the 2016 Red Bull Music Academy, we asked studio team member M. Salaciak to shows us how the semi-modular monophonic synthesizer works.
TOPICS:
0:05 - Intro / History
1:20 - Using the ARP 2600 with a keyboard
3:00 - Internal patches
4:29 - VCO1
6:04 - VCO2
10:00 - VCO3
10:45 - ADSR
14:53 - VCA, VCF, mixer and reverb
18:49 - Ring modulator
20:15 - Sample and hold
24:52 - Voltage processor
26:43 - Electronic switch
28:17 - Using the ARP 2600 with a sequencer
40:20 - Using the ARP 2600 with an 808
1:00:17 - Using the ARP 2600 with a guitar
1:06:20 - Using the ARP 2600 with a microphone
1:11:08 - Read the manual
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