The Kawai & Teisco Analog Synths Group

Hi group: I'm new here and wanted to find out if any of you knew of any 
cool sounds to program manually, my boyfriend recently obtained a SX240 
in exellent shape and only got to program the voices contained in the 
owner's manual, he's interested in knowing about more exotic sounds.
The SX 240 is an awesome machine, incredible the range and the 
weirdness of the sounds capable of producing.
He's thinking about selling it because he's got 2 more keyboards at 
home and the space is getting limited but can't decide which one to 
sell, the SX 240, the Korg M1 or the Peavey DPM3.
Any sugestions?
Thank you

--- In kawai_sx210@yahoogroups.com, "donna_honeyman" 

Listen to the beginning of "children of the sun" all analog
No file sharing here, and it probably would not be played like the
original programmer intended.







<donna_honeyman@y...> wrote:

> Hi group: I'm new here and wanted to find out if any of you knew of any 
> cool sounds to program manually, my boyfriend recently obtained a SX240 
> in exellent shape and only got to program the voices contained in the 
> owner's manual, he's interested in knowing about more exotic sounds.
> The SX 240 is an awesome machine, incredible the range and the 
> weirdness of the sounds capable of producing.
> He's thinking about selling it because he's got 2 more keyboards at 
> home and the space is getting limited but can't decide which one to 
> sell, the SX 240, the Korg M1 or the Peavey DPM3.
> Any sugestions?
> Thank you

Just a note here about that song, Billy Thorpe was the artist. Also, the middle section in Edgar Winter's "Frankenstien" should be pretty easy providing you control the filter cutoff with the data knob in real time. Warm analog leads (Heart's "Magic Man" for example are not this machine's strong point. Better for pads, strings, fx and some basses.


Listen to the beginning of "children of the sun" all analog
No file sharing here, and it probably would not be played like the
original programmer intended.








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--- In kawai_sx210@yahoogroups.com, "Travis Shire" <boardjunkie@t...>

I can get a fair "frankenstien" out of my sx 210. I really love the
rockers, with advnce by 10. The sx240 has the disadvantage of arrow
scroll to parameters. I have to assume that with MIDI on the sx240
someone could get more out of it, but not me.





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> Just a note here about that song, Billy Thorpe was the artist. Also,
the middle section in Edgar Winter's "Frankenstien" should be pretty
easy providing you control the filter cutoff with the data knob in
real time. Warm analog leads (Heart's "Magic Man" for example are not
this machine's strong point. Better for pads, strings, fx and some basses.

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> original programmer intended.
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--- In kawai_sx210@yahoogroups.com, "Travis Shire" <boardjunkie@t...>
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>  Warm analog leads (Heart's "Magic Man" for example are not this
machine's strong point. Better for pads, strings, fx and some basses.
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> I am pleased with the leads, especially in poly 8 mode.

However nothing like Pink Floyd's "the machine" Any Idea of what
machine made that sound? It sems there are tribute bands now. I wonder
if they nailed "the machine lead"???

Thanks if you know
texhand

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I programmed my SX210 to make almost the exact sound


> However nothing like Pink Floyd's "the machine" Any Idea of what
> machine made that sound? It sems there are tribute bands now. I 
wonder

> if they nailed "the machine lead"???
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> Thanks if you know
> texhand
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