From Joan Touzet Sent Sat, Jul 13th 2019, 02:20
From Joan Touzet Sent Sat, Jul 13th 2019, 02:20
Of course, the ARP 3620 keyboard that came with later model year 2600s is duophonic. I had one for a time, but sold it along with the 2600 it came with. The TTSH sure sounds great, but I do miss the duophonic control. Moog's 953 61-key keyboard is also duophonic, for about $1100 USD. I think the Polivoks was also duophonic. Or, build your own. PCB set is here: http://analoguerealities.com/projects/duophonic-keyboard-controller/ -Joan On 2019-07-12 8:58 p.m., xxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxx wrote: > I just picked up a Waldorf KB37 on sale and then plunked together > a monosynth. Next I read the manual and found that it would do a > duophonic thing. So I put another VCO in and it works really well. > > I have the velocity going to the filter cutoff, the aftertouch very > lightly to filter resonance and duophonic on two VCO's feeding the > same filter. The mod wheel going to a vibrato patch, then pitch bender > also to the filter cutoff. > > Instantly this combination leads one into a very special playing style. > Its pure joy. > > Finally I understand why so many folk have a soft spot for the > Odyssey. > > Curious what other duophonic gear is out there. So far, I just know > of the Odyssey and the Waldorf kb37. > > >