ik vondt nog een oude thread met samples en fotos van de arp 2600
SAMPLES ARP 2600
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FUNCTIONS 3 Voltage Controlled Oscillators 03 Hz to 20 KHz in two ranges Five waveforms include: variable-width pulse. triangle. sine, square, and sawtooth 1 Voltage Controlled Lowpass filter Variable resonance, DC coupled. Doubles as a low distortion sine oscillator. 1 Voltage Controlled Amplifier Exponential and linear control response characteristics 1 Ring Modulator. AC or DC coupled 2 Envelope Generators. 1 Envelope Follower. 1 Random Noise Generator. Output continuously variable from flat to -6db/octave 1 Electronic Switch, bidirectional 1 Sample & Hold with internal clock. 1 General purpose Mixer and Panpot. 1 Voltage Processor with variable lag. 2 Voltage Processors with inverters 1 Reverberation unit. Twin uncorrelated stereo outputs 2 Built-in monitoring amplifiers and speakers, with standard stereo 8-ohm headphone jack. 1 Microphone Preamp with adjustable gain 1 Four-octave keyboard with variable tuning. variable portamento, variable tone interval, and precision memory circuit.
en een lijst met groepen die hem gebruikt hebben
808 State, Aphex Twin, Tony Banks - "And Then There Were Three", The Beloved - a mark I version, Peter Baumann of Tangerine Dream, Paul Bley, Michael Boddicker, Arthur Brown, Richard Burgess, Chemical Brothers - used on Dig Your Own Hole, Vince Clarke, Mike Cotten with the Tubes, Steve Cunningham, Mickie D, Jack Dangers of Meat Beat Manifesto, Elemental on their albums Lux Aeternae and Thee Divine Imagination Steve Hill of Bloodrock, Jean-Michel Jarre, Depeche Mode, Electronic Dream Planet, John Entwistle - of The Who, Brian Gascoigne, Miquette Giraudy with Gong, Roger Glover of Deep Purple ("I bought my ARP 2600 sometime around 1972 or 73 and it can be heard prominently on an album I released in 1974 called The Butterfly Ball. In 1975 we performed The Butterfly Ball at the Albert Hall, London and my ARP 2600 was right there. I just wanted you to know." - Roger Glover), Herbie Hancock, Steve Hillage, John Hollis, Steve Howell, Jackson Five - used on Rock Me and others, Bob James, Jean Michel Jarre - "Zoo Look", Brian Kehew and Roger Manning of The Moog Cookbook, Praga Khan of the Lords of Acid, Joy Division - "Closer", Klaus Shultz, Kool and the Gang - used on Summer MAdness, Metro LA, Steve Levine, John Lennon, Lightwave, Lisa (as a child), Dave Macrea, Tony McPhee, Daniel Miller, Kaus Netzie, Nine Inch Nails - Trent Reznor, Nitzer Ebb, John McEntire of Tortoise, Mike Oldfield, Orbital, Steve Pocaro, Roger Powell, PiL - "Flowers of Romance", Rebirth, Steve Roach, The Royal Opera House - in 1976 for thunderstorms, tub-boat whistles, and red-hot swords being plunged into water, Phil Sawyer - triggered the ARP with his heartbeat for the composition "Titanic" on the 1971 Paul Kantner/Grace Slick album "Sunfighter", The Shamen, Skinny Puppy, Pete Townsend - The Who "Who are You", Ultravox, Ian Underwood for Frank Zappa, Underworld - x2, Vince Welnick with the Tubes, Edgar Winter - "Frankenstein", Stevie Wonder - sometimes with a voice-box, Xpando, Joe Zawinul - usually played two with Weather Report (one for each hand), Zim Zum of Marilyn Manson