CRUMAR BIT 99 SYNTHESIZER MIDI CONTROLLED
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- čas přidán 27. 09. 2022
- The video I made is on the BIT 99 electronic synthesizer built by CRUMAR in 1984. The purpose is to show some technical characteristics of the vintage electronic synthesizer.
In particular, I updated the firmware by changing two EPROMs (see the following site:
www.untergeek.de/shop/crumar-...)
The MIDI controller is the "Stereoping's Synth Controller".
In the video I play some patches whose synthsizer parameters are changed in realtime by means of the MIDI Synth Controller.
To emphasize the versatility of the MIDI Synth Controller and the deep 80's sounds of the BIT 99 synthesizer, I recorded a bass sequence on CUBASE and transmitted via MIDI to the BIT 99 synthesizer.
While the sequence is being played by the BIT 99, some parameters of DCOs, VCOs, VCF etc...are edited in realtime. LFOs are modified too.
The video is improvised and I hope it is useful and fun for fans of vintage electronic synthesizers.
In some part of video the LINE 6 DL4 MKII Delay is activated. - Hudba
Watching this video makes me realise that I have to get a Stereoping Controller - it takes the Bit to a new level.
I have the synth, wish I had the control
Amazing .. I still remember the patch edit address numbers! It still sounds so raw and big , forgot how alive the filters are resonance is really musical up high . . One thing tho , mine had it too - in the background of a lot of patches there is a strange high pitch note double that’s off tune , that I was never sure if it was the resonance or a quirk or bleed from the oscillator.
that's true, there is a strange high pitch note, I think DCO...
Super under rated synth!
Davide when you create a sound using the Stereoping, are you able to save it in the Bit?
For sure, it is a usual patch
@@michelidavide I bought the Stereoping for my Bit One as a result of watching this.
Se si cambiano le eprom di aggiornamento bisogna ricaricare i suoni?
No in occorre ricaricare i suoni
@@michelidavide grazie