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I'm a 10 voices owner and i need to dig it more. Do you know if there is an extensive walkthrough that covers every part of the synth ?

Absolutely loving these videos Miguel. I have just managed to acquire an XT in bright orange (non-nextel) and within 5 minutes I had decided it was never going to leave my desktop. Now on the hunt for a Q! Please keep up with the videos, really inspiring.

Just landed a 30 voice. It's like meeting an old friend.

Now you get back to work! 😂 I took me years to like the XT. I was trying to replicate sounds from my favorite bands when i was a teen instead of creating my own sounds. The patches are so unique, and it's such an elaborate machine. There are some features that I still don't understand 😂 Beautiful demo, as always 👏👏👏 I think you meant to write: kaf.. cafit...cofeti..cafetière! Thank you

One of my fav synths. One of the things I like most is the strange way an odd parameter changes everything: keytrack. Any tip my friend?

For Casio Tgis synth is a boss

Great video, thank you. Modern wavetable synth sounds remind me of so many modern soundtracks/foley, perhaps starting with The Matrix.

Very nice. That's a lot of work but the result is impressive. It sounds beautiful.

Thank you ❤

3:40-3:60 ❤

I still have an original microwave 1 version A and since a few years also an iridium. The new microwave plugin is a great editor for the first microwave. Btw the early Ensoniq synths ( esq1, I still have it) didn’t use wave tables, only later models used the transwaves , as Ensoniq called them

Came to the site looking for the hauntingly beautiful Joe exotic theme and stayed for the pure talent and production of everything else. Hope business is good for you, keep the clips coming - love your work. .

Funny enough, thanks to this piano edition, the dating show in my home country norway has this track remastered as end intro :P

I couldn't recognize a preset on the XT. Beautiful sounds and song. Greetings to Hugh & Hannah (almost palindrome)

Btw. His Store was in Hamburg Wandsbek. I will never forget the name of it: Keyboard Fachgeschäft.

Very good video and its booth, informativ and educative. As a young boy i used to go Wolfgangs store dayly. I bought my first set if synths from him. A Korg MS 20, an MS 10 and the SQ50 sequencer and a bunch of kables. I had no idea how to get this togather. Wolfgang helped me whenever i visit his store. Later on, when PPG close his gates, i bought 2 PPG wave 2.3 in mint condition from two if his coworkers. Now i hava Quantum and a Waldorf M. Everytime, when i switch them on, i remember the kindness a deep inowldge of Mr. Palm. I hope he is doing very well.

Great series! Im doing a paper on methods of musical notation and this amount of knowledge compressed into a series is really impressive! Thank you!

I have to come back and listen to this every once in a while. ❤

Beautiful! Did you program these patches yourself?

Appreciate your fantastic XT showcases. You're doing some great patching as well. FINALLY, I have one of these coming to its new home. I recall late 90's when psychedelic trance was at a peak and I found myself at private party where the hosts were DJings. it was one of the DJ's house we were staying in. The next morning we were all Finished but relaxed with some good juices and this guy comes out to the livingroom with the Most Incredible piece of synth I have ever laid eyes on. The whole thing was fin' ORANGE and it just looked like a beautiful spaceship instrument panel. Mine and my friends' eyes were WIDE with curiosity. Then he plugged it into the little PA and ....My God it was full of Stars. Finally... now I am nearing 50 and finally I have the rack on the way. How long I have lusted after a classic Waldorf. The Blofeld I have had and LOVED for years, along with Largo software and Palm's various softwares have just kept my appetite so damn strong. I absolutely love WT and FM synthesis. I even had to get the Hydrasynth,, which I also LOVE. I cannot wait. I am dripping with anxiety to get my hands on this next week hopefully ;) A DREAM coming true. Thanks again. Will definitely be looking for a Q to go with it. They belong together. I feel it in my bones. Keep up the excellent documenting and design. Peace

What an entertaining, insightful and overall entertaining video! Very well done!

Anybody know how to get the first sound ?

amzing video man

Thanks for taking us with you on this trip. The music shooed away some heavy thoughts too and I'm really grateful for that!

Had an XT.. sold it ,had Blofeld...sold it ...loved them... tryed Largo,Nave, but now for abstract stuff i prefer doing sound design in the computer with granular & spectral softwares.. so many possibilities for futuristic sounds..the best solution would be Kyma.But of course,not as fun as hardware :)

Only synth I regret selling is my XT! Great vid. Thanks.

Aww, here's one I did 22 years ago with a Microwave XT and a cheap Lexicon... With some Oberheim Xpander mixed in.. One of the dingers from the 80's band Xpose hired me. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnLChH2rj5p2fs0

Oh yes. A classic except for who ever they hired to do the paint. I still have one I bought new and the ugly orange paint is turning brown and rotting off. Hideous paint job. Like a Ferrari with an Earl Scheib job. But I don't care, it is still one of the best 90's synths, for me it is one of my favorites, compares to my Prophet VS. I hope they fired the paint supervisor :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqXNlXuXgsqcn7M

I bought one new, So much better that the JP-8000. Hahaha...I still have it. loving the random lizard. At the time I had a random child crawl across my synths. I still have it.

Very nice!

you are calling classic synths a glorified doorbells? im in

marvelous

WHOA 15:03 is a mind blowing sound

I have one of these pages. Very similar. Thank you for explaining it to me.

One of the best synth videos I have seen. First two reminded me of a radio show I used to listen to called Music From The Hearts Of Space

Casio remains a footnote in synthesizer history for as long as they want to. :'( They're competitive in digital pianos, still.

what preset did you use on the H3000.... or if you made your own, what is it, as in chorus plus reverb, etc....

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❤❤❤The arrangement wow😮

I have those two. They go beyond.

It sounds like a lot of these patches are custom. Would you be interested in selling a sysex dump of the patches?. Thank you for your time and awesome video 🤘

I love your production with the fazer!❤

Omg Nice sound you make now

This was a phenomenal series - thank you so much! As a musician, I had a pathetically small understanding of where everything we take for granted today came from. You've inspired me to buy some books and look into all this further! Edited to add: my mind was just blown once again with what you said about the etymology of the word 'miniatures'. I'm going to have to watch this whole series a few times to take it all in!

So fucking sick dude 👏

Nice sounds, I have one of these in storage and it hasn't been used since the early 90's. What patches were these, or were they custom?

Sounds like it could have been the original orchestration...!

beautiful

This is incredible! I just now learned what a hurdy gurdy is.