Sunday Synth Jam: Synthesist Adam Borseti takes his Korg Minilogue straight into Vangelis style orchestral electronica territory, with his original song, No Excuses.
The video makes impressive use of the Minilogue, demonstrating that even a budget synth like the Minilogue is full of massive possibilities.
“The video is called ‘No excuses’,” Borseti notes, “because at this point, you should have NONE.”
Wait…was that all a single pass? Nicely done.
My guess is the trumpet lead is what we see him play, the rest sounds like backing track. Cool sounds though!
Beautifully done. I might have wished for a more instructive camera angle than the back of the musician. Was all that done on the Minilogue?
Could be, but then not in one take.
Nontheless a surprising quality track and video. I had not expected this in any way 🙂
very nice music. impressive sounds. next time please place the cam where your tissues are.
The video angle, strategically designed to hide the CS80. And the sour artist’s expression at the beginning, to hide his joyful secret! Good stuff.
Hey everyone!
1: It was multi-tracked, and the sound played in the video was a Brass patch where the Joystick controls filter cutoff
2: It only took about 20 minutes
3: The sounds are for sale via [email protected]
4: I know my camera angles suck balls, but I need a longer cord!
5: Thanks for sharing me, Synthopia!
Why is it not in HD?? It’s 2017. No excuses. Because at this point you shouldn’t have any.
Personal attack deleted.
Keep comments on topic and constructive.
Do I need to talk like a 4th grader now to get a comment on this site? Ffs.
No – just as a courteous adult.
Fair enough. I’ll take that, my apologies.
Can you hear it alright?
Hey Adam, are you familiar with any of the ‘synthwave’ places on FB?
Such as Synthetix FM, or Synthwave Producers?
If not, please check ’em out.
You’ll most likely find more like minded people and fans.
I love it! Keep on A
rockin dude!
I feel like I’m listening to Vangelis here. Nice.
Damn. Nice sounds from such a little synth. Well done. I’m assuming that brass patch is using the unison mode to really beef it up?
Not even! Just the Mono mode with octave-stacked voices!