ENSONIQ ESQ-1 Synthesizer 1986 | CUSTOM PATCHES FOR ESQ-1 | SQ-80 | SQ8L | HD DEMO

[@AnalogAudio1]

Do you want these patches (sounds) for your ESQ-1 or SQ-80? You can buy these patches. Read the video description for details.

[@oriomenoni7651]

Are you selling these sounds in the Arturia emulation software format?

[@truesearch69]

Hello, a question... can these patches be installed on the SQ1 PLUS model? I am interested in buying it through paypal

[@calvin808]

@@truesearch69 Unfortunately not - different voice architecture. But you can program the sounds in the SQ1 itself.

[@TwanAM]

I high af bruh and this shit is magical to listen to man they sound so clear man.

[@mattsynth]

The ESQ-1 was the first synth I ever owned. Ensoniq factory was right down the street from me in PA. They made great sounding innovative synths. I wish they were still around.

[@thephaseshifter]

how cool . hope you still own it. have now one for 3 years and i get bored by the sound of the juno 6 cause the esq 1 has a fresh character in my opinion

[@citizencain454]

Here too bud! They were an American success story.

[@rednax3333]

Citizen Cain Me too- it’s kind of surreal to think the company was in our own backyard, so to speak 😎👍

[@UMAMIMAMU]

@@rednax3333 They were in Malvern right?

[@mikeexits]

How much did these cost back then? It's so hard to find out original prices for some synths.

[@grantweatherstone6234]

Bought mine 20 years ago for $5 from a charity secondhand store. Because these don’t come with inbuilt speakers they thought it was faulty (no sound coming out of it). This demo has woken me up to the true possibilities of the legendary ESQ-1.

[@redpillqueer8303]

The Jarre emulations are amazing!

[@AnalogAudio1]

thanks :-)

[@RichardWentworth1]

Just loaded these on to my ESQ-1 and they are fantastic. Great work!

[@AnalogAudio1]

Glad you like them!

[@AxisChemicals]

Very very very nice patches here. To my ears it's a perfect illustration of what esq1 has to offer. Will get that fantastic patches soon for sure. Well done and thanks a lot for sharing. Peace

[@mark12011972]

They will not be forgotten. Ensoniq is gone but they will not be forgotten. They made their mark on the world and did a great service to humanity, and decades later... still discovering, realizing and turn back in amazement.. but they are gone

[@jawoody9745]

It is a beautiful and constantly surprising synth. It also happens to have one hell of an amazing sequencer built inside, though no one uses it anymore. It was far ahead of its time.

[@djblanch]

I retired from teaching 4th & 5th grade two years ago (2017), but for the last 28 years that I taught, I wrote lyrics to original holiday songs together with my classes as a language activity, and used my ESQ-1's sequencer to write the sound track... and I'm really NOT a keyboardist -- I play guitar and bass, and some other folk instruments, but can't work both hands at once on a keyboard! The sequencer allowed me to do a melody line, add harmony, bass, and embellishments, and layer together something that sounded good; then I used my vintage Roland drum machine.. My class recorded our song through the public school's radio station, and they played it first, every year, in their lineup over the holidays. So I LOVE the sequencer in the ESQ-1!

[@mikeexits]

I'm about to try to get one for

[@Dwilly132]

@@djblanch I liked that story

[@EuroDJ]

Best Demo of ESQ1 with synth/pad orientation... THNX :)

[@bodo2606]

Der Ensoniq ESQ-1 ist auch heute noch - oder besser immer noch - ein absolut grandioser Premium-Synthesizer. Die ursprünglichen Werkssounds sind natürlich nicht mehr ganz zeitgemäß und geben die Möglichkeiten dieser Maschine nur begrenzt wieder. Gemeinsam mit einem guten Effekt-Prozessor kann er meiner Meinung nach immer noch allen aktuellen “Analogen” locker das Wasser reichen und auf Augenhöhe mitspielen. Das Angebot an Sounds im Netz ist beachtlich, aber nicht alles was man findet ist auch “musikalisch”. Die hier angebotenen Sounds sind wirklich sehr sauber programmiert und gehören zu den Besten, die hier angeboten werden. Ich bin sehr froh, diese Sounds gefunden zu haben. Traumhaft wäre, wenn auch nach so vielen Jahren nochmal ein Vol. 2 erscheinen würde. Auf jeden Fall ein großes Kompliment an “AnalogAudio 1” Macht weiter so!

[@AnalogAudio1]

Danke... ich habe auch viel Zeit mit dem Programmieren verbracht. Man kann einiges rausholen. Premium wäre PPG oder Prophet VS, der Ensoniq ist eher Mittelklasse... aber trotzdem ein super Synth.

[@mikaellundqvist]

It was my second synth 1987 and I still think of it warmly as my very best one. Its flexible possibilities for modulation, analog filter and very well chosen set of waves to choose from… Yummy!

[@wjec1970]

I LOVE this synthesiser! It sounds as if an analogue and a PPG Wave had a child! My best friend used to own one and lent it to me for a long time. I really had trouble giving it back! Of course the SQ-80 is fantastic too, an ESQ-1 with more waves and the polyphonic aftertouch keyboard. If only Ensoniq had survived...I know Creative bought them out but kind of ran the brand down. A complete shame I reckon. I've actually got a VFX SD-1 myself- a great sounding board, if unreliable...but if only it had resonant filters... man that would have been a huge improvement! The filters on this baby definitely sounded the business! Great video! I recognized a couple of classic songs in pieces of your playing...;-)

[@leepicciotto]

I have a soft spot for underrated synths and the esq1 is one of my favorite synths I've ever owned. Same with the Korg dw8000. Good thing is it keeps the prices low for synths that handily outperform synths selling for more than 5 or 6 times the price. Excellent patches here. Same with your korg set(really showcases its strengths)

[@soso-zz9qf]

This with a Yamaha CS-15...

[@DrowningInTea]

Amazing demo. I could listen to this all day long :)

[@MatthewPherigo]

It's amazing to me that this digital synth sounds better than most digital keyboards today, and even most modern analog like the Minilogue.

[@jakobole]

It has an analog filter, which helps A LOT!

[@mikeexits]

Eh I wouldn't say it sounds *better* than a Minilogue, just different (though there are some obvious feature differences that make the Ensoniq ESQ-1 technically "better." But I'm biased since the Minilogue was my very first synth. :)

[@javiceres]

jakobole And VCAs, right?

[@marcimachine2983]

GREAT SOUNDS, GREAT SYNTHESIZER ♥

[@wyndsrfr16]

Just wanted to say thanks for these beautiful patches! A few years ago a friend asked if I wanted his old Ensoniq ESQ-1 synthesizer. He just used it on a piano setting for songwriting, but he was pretty sure it was capable of much more. Yours was the first video I looked up, and less than a minute in I responded and told my friend that yes, I absolutely would love the synth! Since then, the music my wife and I create has shifted dramatically to be much more electronic in nature. These patches you've expertly crafted are woven all throughout our music. Thank you again for the inspiration and keep up the great work!

[@AnalogAudio1]

thank you!

[@chinossynthesizer705]

7:02 very beautiful sound patch

[@JimAtwood]

I have an SQ-80 and I will never sell that thing. I bought the 16-Bank ROM Cartridge for it off Ebay and it's fantastic for those interested in additional sounds. The sounds in this video are top notch as usual. I may have to pick these up. Thank you!!

[@motoboy6666]

Awesome Jarre examples, great programming! Love the sound of this synth.

[@AnalogAudio1]

thanks!

[@Johnsormani]

What everybody forgets to talk about is how intuitive the user interface of the esq1 was. It was so easy to get quick results . Never saw such a logical layout before or after the esq1 , also not with Ensoniq boards

[@AnalogAudio1]

The VFX or TS series also use that user interface.

[@Johnsormani]

@@AnalogAudio1 not really, the Esq user interface was very visual as well. It showed you the signal flow. Vfx and ts10 don’t have that, plus they are more complicated as well

[@Esaelectronics]

these paches are top quality, ive got an sq80, had the esq-1 years back, my sq is poorly but you clearly know how to program this machine, its really friendly to program from the front panel I always found:)

[@AnalogAudio1]

***** yeah, thanks :-)

[@andypeck1972]

An excellent set of patches. Breathe new life into the synth!

[@AnalogAudio1]

thanks!

[@BenCrosland]

Good work. Some great sounds in this demo :)

[@marcelb7259]

Amazing recreation of Oxygen sounds !!! Very nice programming job mate ! Cheers from Canada

[@AnalogAudio1]

Thanks, cheers from Germany!

[@MrZachjobin]

I've been enjoying these patches immensely. Thank you!

[@willrobinsonensoniq]

8:40 is my favorite. Unbelievable work.

[@willrobinsonensoniq]

BTW, a polarized version of this board would be boss.

[@AnalogAudio1]

thank you...

[@mantra3000]

Damn, these pads are splendid. Damn.

[@carlosgarciasandoval9993]

Genial, los sonidos de Jarre!

[@JonathanTATran]

Love these luscious soundscapes

[@CML_VISUAL_LABS_LTD]

4:07 that synth bass is probably hottest thing I ever heard in my life . It sounds like a stereotypical 80s horror saw wave bass but it's so much more then that!

[@georgegeorgio1751]

I'd rather a bass for music not silly violent horror movies.

[@SweetChinMuzik1]

@@georgegeorgio1751 so make music with it.....

[@BlixtenMarlowes]

Very nice ... I'm starting to get GAS! ;-)

[@truekasia12]

Been listening to this for the last 2 days and now i really want it.

[@dutchmenneer3289]

I love how raw and gritty this thing sounds.

[@Soryt]

Great sound & demo .

[@SirMillz]

Mine never sounded this good. You have sone good sounds.

[@6884]

This is plain amazing. Patches are great and your keyboard skills make them full justice

[@AnalogAudio1]

+it's 6884 thanks :-)

[@TheLineofEpicHeroes]

Amazing sound and nice demonstration. Superb sound!

[@AnalogAudio1]

thank you!

[@nightboattrax3125]

The ESQ-1 is still my favorite synth in my studio

[@mikeexits]

About to try getting one for

[@drew3906]

Sounds so damn good.

[@bandfromtheband9445]

This was our workhorse for many years. It has a kick-ass sequencer that we cut our teeth on before we discovered Opcode's Vision for our Mac SE. Vision and Digital Vision (the first to incorporate digital audio on a computer) was purchased by the Gibson Guitar Company and left to DIE!!!!! Screw Gibson Corporation! This synth however, was a beautiful instrument! Especially after Vision introduced the Librarian/Editor for it which screwed with merging the ESQ patches together to produce some truly otherworldly sounds. Its an amazing synth, a digital hybrid.

[@mesmoland]

Beautiful :)

[@MaikSchott]

Great sounds - some remind me of Vangelis' Bladerunner.

[@ish233]

One of my favorites

[@omarlaqdiem3895]

woww that 7:13 patch..... niceee!!

[@Markfoster01]

❤ so want these patches on my esq1

[@AnalogAudio1]

Then write me an email (see video description)...

[@brianhagen8244]

Great demo!

[@domenicocusumano]

nice sounds

[@PureAmbientDrone]

Very nice sounds!

[@andretmadrid]

Very nice sounds

[@LavLab]

I Love Ensoniq gear! 👽👍

[@domenicodaddabbo6127]

what the hell is from 6.55.... this melody remember me a stunning piece of tune from 80's... don't remember exactly the name of the track! absolutely FANTASTIC!!!!!

[@RED_indiemusic]

Lovely sounds :)

[@AnalogAudio1]

thanks :-)

[@gjc82071]

Hi AnalogAudio1. I've got 2 questions for you. 1. Are the Korg Poly 800 patches compatible with the Korg EX-800? 2. I am not very experienced with SysEx stuff. (did a few bulkd data dumps, but not since the mid-1990s) I have a Poly 800, EX 800, DW8000, Alpha Juno-1, & I just bought an ESQ-1 online last night. I REALLY love your amazing & beautiful, & I would really love to have your patches on all my synths. The problem is that I just don't know HOW to actually install them. I have a Presonus 44VSL Digital/Audio & MIDI interface. What else would I need, in order to load your patches onto my synths? Also, do you provide any kind of loading instructions, when people purchase your patches? Thanks. :-)

[@AnalogAudio1]

1. yes! 2. yes! For the synths you mentioned I enclose a PDF with loading instructions along with the patches. If you want the patches write me via email. Cheers, Chris

[@AnalogAudio1]

I almost forget, you need a MIDI cable / jack cable and your computer with MIDI interface. That's all

[@gjc82071]

Thanks. I am really looking forward to getting the patches. I just want to wait until my ESQ-1 arrives in the mail, & confirm it's in good working condition. About 3 weeks ago I bought an Oberheim Matrix 1000 on Ebay. I was really looking forward to getting your Matrix patches, but the Matrix arrived damaged. 😩 (I used part of the refund to get the ESQ-1) I should know in about a week. If everything checks out, I will email you then. 😏 PS: I already have tons of MIDI cables. 😉 Thanks again.

[@pauljeavons8878]

Ensoniq suddenly came out with this synth from nowhere. I remember wanting one but couldnt afford it. It was the Esq1 or juno106. Its a shame Ensoniq disappeared. Its so strange that the japanese have hung on through out synth history. Nobody else has. In japan they must have creative accounting.

[@AdamSamuelHarris]

There's a fire wire and new age synthesizer voice/patch.

[@nemesis478]

6:55 simply fantastic!!

[@AnalogAudio1]

+Luca Schembri thanks!

[@gjc82071]

Hi AnalogAudio1. Do you know anything about "Voice Crystal" cards, for the ESQ-1?

[@AnalogAudio1]

I don't have them

[@ДмитрийОдрузов]

THIS VIDEO MAKE MY DAY! When will you make demonstration of Korg Minilogue and Radias?

[@AnalogAudio1]

thanks! But sorry, I don't have these synths.

[@devicefactor2290]

AnalogAudio1 if you had to pick this over a Jupiter 4?

[@darwinsaye]

Jupiter 4 all the way!

[@devicefactor2290]

mk win lol I know. I have a Jupiter 4. I'm trying to sell my esq1. I mean it's a great sounding synth and I love the inbuilt sequencer but not as great as anything made before 84.

[@AnalogAudio1]

if you want genuine analog sound, take the Jupiter-4, the Ensoniq sounds completely different.

[@marvin1574]

5:03 -5:42 is so badass!

[@willbarbe9224]

Remember, this keyboard can split and layer sounds. Also has POLYPHONIC aftertouch and multitrack sequencer.

[@Johnsormani]

It supports aftertouch, the keybed doesn’t have it

[@Sonikbytes]

your demo motivated me to get one. the pads are stuningly haunting. thinking of selling my dw8000 now

[@AnalogAudio1]

they sound completely different.

[@Sonikbytes]

This bank is simply amazing! It's highly useful and I would recommend for anybody looking for these hard to come by vintage analog strings and pads! Perhaps the best bank of these type of sounds have ever heard anywhere. Shame Esq-1 don't come with a simple FX delay and so on. I have request for you to make a bank with these category of sounds for the infamous Roland JD-800/990 series which is a hybrid as well. The one utilizing the 'vintage board expansion' would be super nice :)

[@AnalogAudio1]

+ElenaDiakova thanks! The JD-800/JD-990 are fully digital. I have the JD-990, but not the JD-800.

[@jontaylor4511]

reminds me of open your eyes by asia

[@dexterpedroche]

0:50 "Forever Young" pad.

[@djlaroccadavid5135]

super ;)

[@masterchain3335]

How'd you get that effect at 8:12 where the frequency of the bleep kind of tails off like that? Very cool

[@germanshepherdlover2613]

Better sounds than the SQ1 that I owned

[@AnalogAudio1]

indeed, the SQ-1 has nothing to do with the ESQ-1

[@germanshepherdlover2613]

@@AnalogAudio1 Chalk and cheese

[@bobloblaw8660]

Came to check this out since I read that Per from Roxette used this on “The Look” and hoped that those snare drum sounds were on here. Anyone know what he used for those?

[@AnalogAudio1]

what's for sure, he didn't use it for drums

[@bobloblaw8660]

AnalogAudio1 ok, thanks. The hunt continues

[@ooolrait]

@7:20 Shiverzzzzzzz

[@ezerohoner9335]

Hello and thanks for sharing this video just went out and bought one looking forward to buying these sounds and patches. How would I install these patches I have 1 Voice Crystal program cartridge hoping everything fits on there.

[@AnalogAudio1]

download the program MIDI-OX, load the syx file and send it to your synth through MIDI.

[@eardumbuzz6052]

The ESQ-1 had an amazing sequencer. It was the best thing before Vision came along for the MacIntosh. If you used the scrambling functions in Vision on the ESQ-1, you would end up with incredible voices that you wouldn't be able to program on your own. The preset voices on the ESQ-1 were superb to begin with. Once you started messing with them, they only got better.

[@AnalogAudio1]

The ESQ-1 sequencer is good, but tricky to use. The best "pattern based" sequencer was "Notator/Creator" from C-LAB for Atari ST in my opinion. You could do everything - and a lot more than on other pattern based sequencers. And it was easy to use, fast workflow. No other pattern sequencer comes close (MPC, MMT, ESQ). But it could only MIDI, it is best for studio work, not for live.

[@eardumbuzz6052]

Definitely. I should have written "before software sequencers." Once software sequencers happened there was no going back to an old ESQ.We used the ESQ-1 sequencer (and it worked very well) before we started using "Vision" on the Mac. After that folded we went over to "Performer/Digital Performer" which( I think) was originally "Notator" back in the Atari days before MOTU bought up C-LAB and re-packaged it for the Mac..

[@georgegeorgio1751]

Apple bought C-LAB.

[@peppyp7323]

Do these Patches work for the newly released= ARTURIA SQ 80 V ? plugin

[@AnalogAudio1]

The question is, does the Arturia SQ-80V load original Ensoniq patches? I don't know. If yes, the patches will work.

[@thephaseshifter]

love this synth. cold but warm but cold as ice

[@SiliconBassist]

I one talked to a keyboard tech about the ESQ-1 and the SQ-80. He said that the oscillators on the ESQ had more aliasing which contributed to the character. Having played both, is this something that you can confirm?

[@aaronmoreno9216]

SiliconBassist no that’s not true. They share the same single cycle 8bit samples and filter. The only difference on the SQ80 is more samples to choose from, a floppy drive, and a different paint job with more buttons for new saving functions.

[@mmrva]

Finally!

[@ONE.MILLION.MEGA.HERTZ.]

Hellź yes

[@Novaheart1998]

I remember this one, nice sounding but the build was a bit cheap and it felt cheap but the sound was very warm and punchy like the Roland JX's.

[@bradleyhove4177]

Did you have the plastic or metal version? I'm considering buying a plastic version right now but might wait until a good deal on the metal version pops up.

[@aaronmoreno9216]

Bradley Hove buy it regardless. All Ensoniq keyboards are solidly constructed.

[@Johnsormani]

The first metal version was built like a Sherman tank. I bought mine in 1986 and still works fine

[@Novaheart1998]

@@bradleyhove4177i dont know I got one in 2021 and its great. And the module also. I have both.

[@Novaheart1998]

@@bradleyhove4177doesn’t matter its an excellent synth , I have one and the module as well as several other Ensoniqs. They are all great.

[@MotiveUnknown]

Thast patch at 3.15 Oh my LOL

[@CO5MA]

😍

[@photonspark]

Question: How do you save patches externally from the ESQ1? I understand you can do that on the SQ80 via its floppy drive? How do you load external patches onto the ESQ1?

[@AnalogAudio1]

If you load patches, they always load into the synth's RAM. That's the case with every synth I know.

[@snm19721]

Hello, could it be possible to use those sound in a Ensoniq SQ-1? Thanks

[@AnalogAudio1]

No, the SQ-1 is a completely different synth. It's some kind of scaled down VFX.

[@photonspark]

Hello, as you've used both the ESQ1 and SQ80, have you ever noticed a difference in sound between the two, when using the same patches? I'm looking at getting either, I like that the SQ80 has a floppy drive, but have read that the ESQ1 may just be a tad more "grittier" analog sounding, which I'd prefer. Thanks!

[@AnalogAudio1]

I didn't notice any differences in the basic sound. Of course the SQ-80 has more waveforms, but the basic sound seems to be the same.

[@KOMBI_KRZYSZTOF]

1:26 1:50

[@Jchot]

ensoniq vfx video when??

[@tommyfeinstoff]

do they work with the Arturia plugin?

[@AnalogAudio1]

When that plugin accepts original sysex files, then yes. I don't know.

[@RicardoDiLago]

great sounding synth, never seen one in real live. not very populair here, wonder why.

[@snoolee7950]

Do you have the ESQ-1 "Moog One" patches?

[@lukepolestar431]

6:56 Wow!! What song are you playing?

[@slimyelow]

Love the JMJ examples. DId he really use this board?

[@AnalogAudio1]

not personally, but it is heard on the REVOLUTIONS album, the ESQ was played by Dominique Perrier. This stands in the booklet...

[@slimyelow]

I have always listened to the original album. I believe JMJ released OXy before the Ensonique.

[@synthesizerhome2041]

Revolutions is an original album as well. Oxygene came out 1976, Ensoniq was established in 1984. JMJ used an Eminent organ for these Oxygene pads. But the ESQ-1 does a good impersonation

[@slimyelow]

Nerds!!

[@williambrown319]

Dumb question, but would I need a secondary cart to save these patches to?

[@AnalogAudio1]

no. The sounds load into the internal memory, as on every other synth.

[@roialby7118]

Is there a name for that melody at 6:55? Sounds familiar..

[@AnalogAudio1]

it is familiar to me as well. I don't know :-D

[@MichaelJohnsonR]

Really nice patches, do these work on the SQR as well?

[@AnalogAudio1]

no. Just with ESQ-1, ESQ-M and SQ-80. The SQR is the rack module of the SQ-1/2, which is some kind of downgraded VFX, a completely different piece of kit...

[@MichaelJohnsonR]

Thanks for clarifying. I got confused and thought the SQR was a rack version of the ESQ-1, not the SQ-1. Whoops!

[@ouvi]

Do you still sell these? The link for the sq80 sounds isn’t working

[@AnalogAudio1]

Of course I still sell them... I need every penny in Corona times. I fixed the link, thank you for letting me know.

[@kgbinfo]

I noticed that you have published demos for both ESQ-1 and the SQ-80. In your experience, is there any difference tonally between the two? I owned an SQ80 years ago and have spent some time with an ESQ-1, and I do have a sneaking suspicion that the ESQ has a little more low-end meat to it, but that could be my imagination.

[@AnalogAudio1]

I did not notice any differences in the basic sound. But I did not compare them side by side though

[@clusterchord1]

@Love made in Japan not quite. SQ80 has polyphonic aftertouch, which is a huge difference in expression. and has parameters to govern that modulation. also it has few extra waveforms that ESQ does not have. tho it can be modded to have them. and it has floppy to save patches and sequences. with that said, i had both, and noticed that output equalisation circuit (present on the schematic) is different on SQ80, making it much brighter. but less present in the mids. in the end i sold my SQ80 and preferred the tonality of ESQ1.

[@clusterchord1]

@Love made in Japan well, i wont claim it sounds universally better, but it did for me :) dunno about States, but atm in EU, EPS plus ESQ is more expensive than SQ80, esp if there is output and mem expansion. that said, EPS is fantastic lofi sampler, so such combo would be fantastic i agree. even better with ESQm , to save some room.

[@Johnsormani]

Filter hardware ( resistors) is a little different between metal esq1 and sq80. I believe the plastic esq1 already had the updated resistors

[@ouvi]

I'm considering buying an Ensoniq synth. If you had to choose between the ESQ-1 and the SQ80 which one would you go for?

[@AnalogAudio1]

Oscar Vargas of course the SQ-80, since it's an enhanced version of the ESQ-1. But the keyboard feel is like the later Ensoniqs - like VFX, EPS16 plus, I like it personally.

[@ouvi]

AnalogAudio1 I just bought it! I'm now waiting for it to arrive. I am really interested in buying patches, how would I go about importing these into a SQ80?

[@AnalogAudio1]

Oscar Vargas with the patches I provide exact instructions. But you also can consult the manual.

[@shaunhardman9524]

Are these patches still available for purchase?

[@AnalogAudio1]

Of course, if you want to buy, drop me an email, see description

[@T.Finland]

Hi did you use a controller for the programming or an editor?;-)

[@AnalogAudio1]

no, I create sounds always on the synth itself, because I love synths...

[@snoolee7950]

@@AnalogAudio1 you have teh SPECIAL TALENT

[@ilcondominio3534]

6:56 is this an original sequence or is it part of a song?

[@tylernicolo7654]

Does the Ensoniq esq-1 need a cartridge to operate?

[@AnalogAudio1]

no

[@tylernicolo7654]

@@AnalogAudio1 Thanks

[@DJDANJER]

THIS IS SO #VAPORWAVE ! #AESTHETIC

[@CarillonAudioVid]

Great demo. Did you add some EQ? There seems to be more high-end in this than on my ESQ-1, and I am wondering if the patches would sound as good on my ESQ-1. Cheers.

[@AnalogAudio1]

thanks! No eq, no dynamics, just a breeze reverb. For details, read video description.