Re: show me yours and i'll show you mine...

[Bob Weigel <sounddoctorin@imt.net>]

Oh yeah.  I'm going to try to incorporate it into some work here soon.  
(For those who don't know  It's a philosophical cousin the 
polymoog...which has some interconnect problems again..*sigh*... Lambda 
is a fully polyphonic machine like it in many ways but more limited of 
course in programmability.  But it's definitely the best of the string 
machines in terms of smoothness and reliability :-).) I have the delta 
and Sigma also of the series.  Sigma has the dual joysticks one for std. 
pitch/mods and one for high/lowpass filter and with the cupped joysticks 
I instlaled you can move them both with one hand while hitting the 
portamento switch with the middle finger. hehe.  Bad little monosynth. -Bob

Richard Sales wrote:

> A Korg Lambda! Do you still use it?
>
> richard sales
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> On 19-Feb-07, at 12:40 PM, Bob Weigel wrote:
>
>     You can always see my studio mess as of last year (a few thing
>     have changed around the studio..since..I went insaneee. hehe.
>     Remembering that old pink panther film...) at
>     www.imt.net/~sounddoctorin complete with keyboards you can click
>     on to hear a quick sample of how they respond to mods etc.
>     usually. I threw that together real quick and should go through
>     and update it all. I have to get my OB-8 fixed again to include it
>     too....and add the Prophet 5, CS60 and some polysix and mono/poly
>     stuff along with some others that weren't in there at the time. -Bob
>