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Roland SH101

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SH101 stuff thread?

here is something cool....


really starts developing around 7min. really cool.
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re-phaelam-ed wrote:SH101 stuff thread?

here is something cool....


really starts developing around 7min. really cool.
I have always wanted an SH101.
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Post by euue »

my friend has one of these and she played a live set with it a few days back! it was cool. i really want one :(
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they are really worth having. Not a lot of options on board but a tremendous amount of flexibility in sound considering its limits.
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I love mine, and just when I think I've exhausted the sounds I can coax from it, it surprises me again with something new.

Here's mine in action (video should start at right time):

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i have a grey one
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one of my favorite synths of all time (especially mono)! You can get so many BoC sounds (old tunes era mostly).
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i got an mc202, pretty similar, would like a 101 for the sequencer though.
great synths, add a sampler to the mix and you can do almost anything
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GH wrote:Here's mine in action (video should start at right time):

whoah almost sounds like a human voice there, that is dang cool
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anyone tried the LUSH 101 vst emulation to see how it compares with the real thing ?

I always liked the SH101. I remember drawing one when I was about 16 ( times were hard , and the only synth I could afford was an origame one )

Always thought it was one of the coolest , most aesthetically pleasing synths , and such ph4tn355 !!
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GH wrote:I love mine, and just when I think I've exhausted the sounds I can coax from it, it surprises me again with something new.

Here's mine in action (video should start at right time):

here's mine in action, i'm just not talented enough to make my own tunes.



(tempo was too slow by mistake)




weaker one

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Those are great.
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GH wrote:Those are great.
thanks man....
your vid is pretty sick!
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likin this thread :wink:
pushin it with mods
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some more sh101 lifts i messed with...





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Daaaaaaamn, after I lost my SH-101 (due to a heavy power outage I had in my neighborhood, I'm seeing everywhere people talking about this synth. It's so depressing... hahahaha
2ndMOUSE wrote:anyone tried the LUSH 101 vst emulation to see how it compares with the real thing ?

I always liked the SH101. I remember drawing one when I was about 16 ( times were hard , and the only synth I could afford was an origame one )

Always thought it was one of the coolest , most aesthetically pleasing synths , and such ph4tn355 !!
Yeah, I have this D16 VST. It's one of the best digital synths I ever use but, my only complain, is the unnecessary CPU usage. I don't know it is only here, but only one instance of this VST, puts my Ableton's CPU usage on 50~65% already. Still, it's a big synth and I love it anyway <3
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I've never used the actual thing, but from what I've been told, the emulation synth by TAL is almost spot on. Of course, you can't do live tweaking and things like that (unless you automate) but it's a really neat sounding synthesizer, anyhow. I can easily get some Lone synth sounds from it in poly mode. The emulation synth anyhow. I'm sure the real thing sounds much much thicker!
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bearhead wrote:I've never used the actual thing, but from what I've been told, the emulation synth by TAL is almost spot on. Of course, you can't do live tweaking and things like that (unless you automate) but it's a really neat sounding synthesizer, anyhow. I can easily get some Lone synth sounds from it in poly mode. The emulation synth anyhow. I'm sure the real thing sounds much much thicker!
TAL's Juno 60 emulation is uncannily close to a real one. I've actually copied a couple of the best presets that come with it and programmed them on my real Juno. :)
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IanRedpoint wrote:
bearhead wrote:I've never used the actual thing, but from what I've been told, the emulation synth by TAL is almost spot on. Of course, you can't do live tweaking and things like that (unless you automate) but it's a really neat sounding synthesizer, anyhow. I can easily get some Lone synth sounds from it in poly mode. The emulation synth anyhow. I'm sure the real thing sounds much much thicker!
TAL's Juno 60 emulation is uncannily close to a real one. I've actually copied a couple of the best presets that come with it and programmed them on my real Juno. :)
DAMN, REALLY? Man, I need to start using this VST too. I always wanted to have a "Juno sound" and this will be the closest thing I'll have. TAL makes some good stuff, anyway :)
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IanRedpoint wrote:
bearhead wrote:I've never used the actual thing, but from what I've been told, the emulation synth by TAL is almost spot on. Of course, you can't do live tweaking and things like that (unless you automate) but it's a really neat sounding synthesizer, anyhow. I can easily get some Lone synth sounds from it in poly mode. The emulation synth anyhow. I'm sure the real thing sounds much much thicker!
TAL's Juno 60 emulation is uncannily close to a real one. I've actually copied a couple of the best presets that come with it and programmed them on my real Juno. :)
Damn, you're right. Isn't it just!
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