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• description: This 1970s Wurlitzer “Music Learning Module” inspires with its simplicity, making just one sound. It sounds like a transistor organ, playing a simple, unfiltered waveform. No sensitivity to velocity and a simple gate-like envelope. Immediate attack, immediate release. We could easily recreate this sound with a modern day synthesizer, but would we have been as drawn to or inspired by that sound if it wasn’t coming out of this bright blue relic? Probably not. We hooked it up to Chroma Console to add a little bit more variety and life to the static nature of the sound. Maybe we’ll make a longer video of this pairing, but until then, enjoy this little synth-pop jam! Chroma Console: https://www.hologramelectronics.com/chroma-console Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hologram_electronics Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hologramelectronics #hologramelectronics #chromaconsole #effectspedals #wurlitzer #guitar #bass #synth
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