Lyricon - Forgotten Saga
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ต.ค. 2020
- Computone Wind Synthsizer-Driver (Lyricon Driver)
Tom Oberheim SEM Pro
Alesis Microverb II
Song: Forgotten Saga (Hirotaka Izumi)
Backing track: / saga
Special Thanks to よしめめ ( / yoshmeme )
設定：
SEM Pro: SAW WAVE 1VCO, Breath to VCA and LP Filter cutoff
Microverb: SMALL No.2
Recording: Oct.25. 2020 - เพลง
責任重大ですね。2020年現在、世界中でリリコンの音をリアルタイムで発信している唯一の運用者ですから。いくつかアップした中でこの音色が1番泣ける、好きかも。
素晴らしいです。聞き惚れました。
強いて言うとサビ前まではもう少し優しく吹いてくださると、原曲の繊細さが引き出さるようにかんじました。
素敵なリリコンの演奏、また期待しています。
You sound great!!! Congrats!!!
Beautiful!
It's usually high-pitched when chick Greenberg played it its a beautiful Instriment
Chuck's instrument was a Lyricon I which had its own analog synthesizer that came with it; this looks like a Lyricon Driver which you could connect to other voltage controlled synths so no internal sound engine. The Lyricon I could could go high or low depending on your settings and such.
Very nice
Nice! I forgot all about this song (SWIDT? :-) ). I'm gonna have to work this up myself
Hi so I have an opportunity to buy a Lyricon but the fader doesn't work can you tell me what your using to get your sound because I found one for a very good price please help if you can Also great video 👍 please make more
Nice playing from this talented musician, but your titles are not really accurate because that’s Not the Lyricon! That is the Lyricon driver which is the current and constant inspiration for every Böhme woodwind fingering system wind controller ever made. The Lyricon was an electronic classical instrument with its own unique form of analog additive synthesizer. The Lyricon driver was the original breath and lip controller for Synthesizers
This is the instrument that Sal Galina took to Yamaha, where he helped them copy it for the WX-7. They converted the pitch, breath, and lip controllers from control voltages to midi. Fun fact: the WX-7 still generates the original control voltages and can be modified with cv outputs.
Full disclosure; Bill Bernadi, the genius who invented the Lyricon, and owned Computone, the company that produced all three Lyricon models, was not consulted on the Yamaha deal.
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you are a great player, and as a sax player myself, I always wonder whether it makes sense to play a wind synth with pitch-bend via the bite-sensor, which I am assuming you are doing too with the Lyricon.
What is your take? I notice the Lyricon tends to sound always a tiny bit "off pitch", while the Nurad doesn't. Is this due to the synth or to the bite sensor?
Such an impressive controller which is over 40 years old! How does its internal engine sound?
Chuck's instrument was a Lyricon I which had its own analog synthesizer that came with it; this looks like a Lyricon Driver which you could connect to other voltage controlled synths so no internal sound engine. The Lyricon I could could go high or low depending on your settings and such.
リリコンを所有している人はかなり珍しいと思います。
しかも生のサックスにそっくりです。
アナログ音源でサックスそっくりな音色は無理かと思います。
PCM音源を使用したのでしょうか？
ハードアナログ音源(Oberheim SEM Pro)を使用しております。サックス奏法を意識しているのでそのように聴こえたのかもしれませんし、そうであれば嬉しいですね
この楽器は何にカヴァーを付けたんでしょうか？
do you have a lead sheet for this? love it!
I'd love chords/melody too, but this is pretty good: musescore.com/user/9888601/scores/5105011
Original
th-cam.com/video/eYFyTD78Q9Q/w-d-xo.html