I remember hearing that sitar in a lot of Nintendo games. Yoshi’s Story on the Nintendo 64 is one that comes to mind. It’s also in Legend of Zelda Wind Waker.
Hi! Thanks for the video. You're very good at making these patch demos, they're of great help for people like me who are constantly on a look for good patches and sounds!
awesome demo. loved the banjo, made me smile. the bagpipes got my old scottish blood going too. the old CRT in the background has me curious. is that a vintage Mac?
I just got a Proteus/3, and now I'm wondering ... is this the only rompler with animal noises? LOL! I mean, besides the SRX-69 Legendary Fauna Collection, but good luck finding that! It's crazy that this is from 1991. The MIDI control and modulation options and multitimbrality on '90s rack synths is far better than modern synths. And they did an incredible job making patches with keyboard splits. But that makes sense, since the Emulator was based on loading samples to either side of a split.
I am also a nostalgic collector of keyboards adn modules, but sadly never could buy a CMI like that beauty you've got behind the plasticy and loved Proteus. Is it still working?
Bit of a niche reference, but the patch 'Spirit Catch' - and the EMU Proteus series - were used in the score for the 1990s BBC Children's drama 'The Demon Headmaster,' the title theme of which heavily riffs on the X-Files (same whistle patch).
The two instrument patches from Proteus 3 are 'Shofars' and 'Jungle Book' that were used for the elephants in the Animal Parade from Teletubbies. Elephant Trumpet sound 3:43 3:46 16:40
@@SynthManiaDotCom I really like Dead Can Dance so it directly hit my brain when I heard the sound but your input is even more interesting. These are too many coincidences. I know they use a lot of naturel instruments but here is the same sound again in another song of the same album. Neat :) ua-cam.com/video/li9Tf255aYE/v-deo.html
That synth has a museum of instriments! Great sounds Synthmania! By the way, did you get a new camera? I thought so because the length is double the former vids and seems to have no limitations.
Ok at 11:23 during the "55: Suling" sample, I am very curious about the tuning this is emulating!? It sounds like it is following a Harmonic overtone series/ Like when you rotate a cutoff knob with the resonance all the way up on a synth. It has that awesome 90's world/techno type sound with the more authentic major 3rd. I LOVE THIS SCALE/TUNING!!! How is this achieved on this synth / sample? Is there a way to make any synth / keyboard play in this tuning? Any input appreciated! THANKS!!!!!
all proteus models have different tunings you can choose for a preset in the edit screen. my proteus 1 has: Equal Just C Vallotti 19-Tone Gamelan User (configurable somehow?)
The camera is turned on the display, is it not? Keep in mind the display is the green one, not the blue one. This is what I can see on the display: Troubadour Accordion Desert Dawn Blue Grass Spirit Catch Ney Flute Koto East Indian Percussion 1 Irish Harp Shofars Pan Flute Bagpipe Nylon Guitar Mizmars Lotus Land Shenai Oud Harmonium Bata Drums Temple Gong Mbira Shakuhachi Cimbalom Peter's Pad Shamisen Udu Tones Sake Bell Celtic Split Suling Santur Shinto Dream 1 Europa 1 Whistling Yesir Rebab Stereo Shake Flautaland Air Gamelan Requiem Heavy Tibet Afro Mallets New Jerusalem Good Breath Balafon Jungle Book ChanterPipes Stereo Steel Trombone Trumpet Akbairs Tent Raga Likembeleo Rhythm Flutes Titse Drum Plexi Delay Ben Hur Timpani Camelot Dali Drone Lotus Moon Neydashofar PennyWhistle Gamelan Zendo
@@SynthManiaDotCom it is but too small and fuzzy to read. Thanks for the list. It will be easier to identify the sounds. I own a Proteus 1 so I know which display it is.
@@rockinrobert4389 I added all the patch names to the video now, so now you should be able to see the names of the patches on the bottom of the UA-cam video as they are demoed - hope it helps.
at 4:55 very nice nylon guitar sound(i hope)...one question(or 2)...are these modules easy to come across? how much is the average one?..just wondering...
thanks for the info. i always enjoy your videos. i downloaded the Emu VST and it sounds great...only one problem...there's never an empty house to jam to..take it easy!!
Hi! I am new to the subject, I would be interested to have a module to perform live. The sounds you would use would be the piano, keyboards, winds, strings and some synthesizer. Which one would you recommend? All this would be to use it with a midi controller Behringer, the UMX 250. Since already thank you very much! greetings from Argentinas. Very good and complete your videos !!!
Juanjo Cáceres Roland Integra-7 or Yamaha Motif-Rack XS. However, I would also strongly suggest to get at least a 61-key controller rather than a 25-key.
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SynthMania Thank you very much friend! The use would be in a band. A role not so important, why the 25-key controller is practical for the situation. I also have a Korg SP-170S. Thank you very much again! Greetings!
I have one but I'd like to get a planet earth too. Trouble is they seem to be very hard to find now. I've seen one for sale but strangely it doesn't have the actual ROM board for world sounds!
How does this compare to the Orbit? They are both dirt cheap, probably because the don't have effects. I would like to get at least one of them. I have a spare Quadraverb laying around.
I know what the Teletubbies are because my children watched it when they were toddlers, but I have no idea you mean about elephants. Check my HTML site and see if you find it www.synthmania.com/proteus-3.htm
@@SynthManiaDotCom I have. I listened to it last night and it's beautiful, thank you. I know lots about elephants, they are native to Africa and Asia. In Africa elephants have large ears and in Asia they have small ears. Baby elephants are called calves.
OK , , SO, , what is the sequencer, track capacity? . . .waveform choice?? ammendable? . individually assignable key groups? live patch; pogrammable switching ?? . .. .FM??? Polyphonic?? programmable; modular synth, capabilities??? Well , , , When shall I become truely, , , positively, , ,impressed?????????
I remember hearing that sitar in a lot of Nintendo games.
Yoshi’s Story on the Nintendo 64 is one that comes to mind.
It’s also in Legend of Zelda Wind Waker.
Hi! Thanks for the video. You're very good at making these patch demos, they're of great help for people like me who are constantly on a look for good patches and sounds!
Glad you like them!
Proteus 3 used 2 patches from Thomas And Friends Seasons 6-7 (2002-2003)
1. Accordion (Patch #01)
2. Bagpipe (Patch #17)
And Teletubbies (Original Series) (1997-2001)
1. Spirit Catch (Teddy Bear Carousel)
2. Shofars (Elephant sound)
3. Jungle Book (Elephant sound)
Wow! A module I used about 30 years ago. nice to meet~
That "desert" sound is glorious
Another Cool Music
I could imagine using this module's sitar and tabla sounds
to do Beatles covers.
This module is strongly used in Mortal Kombat movie 1995 soundtrack
And Teletubbies
3:43 That's the elephant's trumpet sound from the "Animal Parade" in the original Teletubbies series in a high pitch.
I remember Jim from Rosie and Jim playing his accordion 0:41
the old Transformers cartoon morphing sound at 1:50!
And the Teddy Bear Bandstand from Teletubbies.
My favourite sound is the elephants from the Animal Parade. 3:43 3:46 16:40
I soon found out about the elephant's trumpet.
Two sound fonts from Proteus 3 has elephant sound.
1. Shofars 3:43 3:46
2. Jungle Book 16:40
13:15 sounds like a pad by Trevor Horn. Grace Jones Slave to the rhythm.
I Think Nu Age Is Used For The Sound Of The Tubby Toast Machine, Clouds and Even a Windmill Magical Event Tune.
10:42 This Instrument used for The Garfield Show!
I remember hearing the accordion somewhere on Rugrats, I believe, and on the Bandai Home Video logo.
It, along with the jaw harp was also in Mickey Mouse Works.
And used in the Baby Einstein videos, Baby Noah, World Music and World Animal Adventure.
Teletubbies Magical events sounds
Teddy Bear Bandstand 1:50
Elephants from the Animal Parade 3:43 3:46 16:40
This post made me laugh as I listen. Good ear you
@@markchristopher2signal2 Yes
Just wanted to say how inspiring your videos have been been to my music. How many synths do you own, just out of curiosity?
Definitely heard the sound at 1:50 in an early Prodigy song
Yep.Prodigy - Skylined. And 6:26 Tar was used in Mindfields track
I also heard that in the Teletubbies Tap Dancing Bear magical event
Accordion 0:41
Spirit Catch 1:50
Shofars 3:43
Jungle Book 16:40
Very Nice oldskool hiphop weapon!!
awesome demo. loved the banjo, made me smile. the bagpipes got my old scottish blood going too. the old CRT in the background has me curious. is that a vintage Mac?
It’s sitting behind a Fairlight CMI keyboard. And it’s next to an old CMI Series I CRT. I assume it’s a replacement CRT for that.
Starting at 18:44,
This is my Zen…!
“GROOVY…”
I just got a Proteus/3, and now I'm wondering ... is this the only rompler with animal noises? LOL! I mean, besides the SRX-69 Legendary Fauna Collection, but good luck finding that!
It's crazy that this is from 1991. The MIDI control and modulation options and multitimbrality on '90s rack synths is far better than modern synths. And they did an incredible job making patches with keyboard splits. But that makes sense, since the Emulator was based on loading samples to either side of a split.
The Sitar sounds like the one in Mario Kart DS
I am also a nostalgic collector of keyboards adn modules, but sadly never could buy a CMI like that beauty you've got behind the plasticy and loved Proteus. Is it still working?
3:46 I heard the elephants on the Animal Parade on the Classic Teletubbies (Series) (Low-Pitched Version)
The elephant's trumpet sound is used by some two sound fonts Shofars and Jungle book.
Bit of a niche reference, but the patch 'Spirit Catch' - and the EMU Proteus series - were used in the score for the 1990s BBC Children's drama 'The Demon Headmaster,' the title theme of which heavily riffs on the X-Files (same whistle patch).
The two instrument patches from Proteus 3 are 'Shofars' and 'Jungle Book' that were used for the elephants in the Animal Parade from Teletubbies.
Elephant Trumpet sound 3:43 3:46 16:40
1:50 The first notes of this dead can dance song: Nierika
Interestingly, that instrument is called bullroarer / spirit catcher and the title of that album is Spirit Chaser
@@SynthManiaDotCom I really like Dead Can Dance so it directly hit my brain when I heard the sound but your input is even more interesting. These are too many coincidences. I know they use a lot of naturel instruments but here is the same sound again in another song of the same album. Neat :)
ua-cam.com/video/li9Tf255aYE/v-deo.html
I soon found out, it's the sound font "Jungle Book" which has elephant trumpet sound. 16:40 16:57 16:59
Wasn't Disney's Jungle Book made in the 60s?
That synth has a museum of instriments! Great sounds Synthmania!
By the way, did you get a new camera? I thought so because the length is double the former vids and seems to have no limitations.
Thank you - I was using an iPhone 4 in these videos, that has no length limitation, but the quality is not as good as the Canon T3i.
Ok at 11:23 during the "55: Suling" sample, I am very curious about the tuning this is emulating!? It sounds like it is following a Harmonic overtone series/ Like when you rotate a cutoff knob with the resonance all the way up on a synth. It has that awesome 90's world/techno type sound with the more authentic major 3rd. I LOVE THIS SCALE/TUNING!!! How is this achieved on this synth / sample? Is there a way to make any synth / keyboard play in this tuning? Any input appreciated! THANKS!!!!!
all proteus models have different tunings you can choose for a preset in the edit screen. my proteus 1 has:
Equal
Just C
Vallotti
19-Tone
Gamelan
User (configurable somehow?)
Sure wish the camera was turned on the display so se knew what the sounds were called.
The camera is turned on the display, is it not? Keep in mind the display is the green one, not the blue one. This is what I can see on the display:
Troubadour
Accordion
Desert Dawn
Blue Grass
Spirit Catch
Ney Flute
Koto
East Indian
Percussion 1
Irish Harp
Shofars
Pan Flute
Bagpipe
Nylon Guitar
Mizmars
Lotus Land
Shenai
Oud
Harmonium
Bata Drums
Temple Gong
Mbira
Shakuhachi
Cimbalom
Peter's Pad
Shamisen
Udu Tones
Sake Bell
Celtic Split
Suling
Santur
Shinto
Dream 1
Europa 1
Whistling
Yesir Rebab
Stereo Shake
Flautaland
Air Gamelan
Requiem
Heavy Tibet
Afro Mallets
New Jerusalem
Good Breath
Balafon
Jungle Book
ChanterPipes
Stereo Steel
Trombone
Trumpet
Akbairs Tent
Raga
Likembeleo
Rhythm Flutes
Titse Drum
Plexi Delay
Ben Hur
Timpani
Camelot
Dali Drone
Lotus Moon
Neydashofar
PennyWhistle
Gamelan
Zendo
@@SynthManiaDotCom it is but too small and fuzzy to read. Thanks for the list. It will be easier to identify the sounds. I own a Proteus 1 so I know which display it is.
@@rockinrobert4389 I added all the patch names to the video now, so now you should be able to see the names of the patches on the bottom of the UA-cam video as they are demoed - hope it helps.
Dead can Dance ´s secret weapon !
at 4:55 very nice nylon guitar sound(i hope)...one question(or 2)...are these modules easy to come across? how much is the average one?..just wondering...
They are quite easy to find on eBay - around 100 bucks.
thanks for the info. i always enjoy your videos. i downloaded the Emu VST and it sounds great...only one problem...there's never an empty house to jam to..take it easy!!
It depends what country you are in. They are becoming harder to
come by in the UK.
old version of Planet Earth?
008 Percussion 1 - INXS "Questions"
Hi! I am new to the subject, I would be interested to have a module to perform live. The sounds you would use would be the piano, keyboards, winds, strings and some synthesizer. Which one would you recommend? All this would be to use it with a midi controller Behringer, the UMX 250. Since already thank you very much! greetings from Argentinas. Very good and complete your videos !!!
Juanjo Cáceres Roland Integra-7 or Yamaha Motif-Rack XS. However, I would also strongly suggest to get at least a 61-key controller rather than a 25-key.
SynthMania Thank you very much friend! The use would be in a band. A role not so important, why the 25-key controller is practical for the situation. I also have a Korg SP-170S.
Thank you very much again! Greetings!
nice..
Was the emu Proteus 3 actually used in ocarina of time
I have one but I'd like to get a planet earth too. Trouble is they seem to be very hard to find now. I've seen one for sale but strangely it doesn't have the actual ROM board for world sounds!
Me too. Would you say planet world is better? Or this model?
So many sounds ... so little time ... ;-)
11:40-Nokia Arabic ringtone 😂😂😂
This sound or something similar was also in the Valkyrie Profile soundtrack
1:33-1:47 It sounds like banjo from the Classic Teletubbies (Series)
It was also used in Rosie and Jim.
This module have acordion sound?
And shofars (elephant trumpet sound)
Elephant trumpeting in high pitch 3:43
Elephant trumpeting in low pitch 3:46
Elephant sound 3:43 3:46 16:40
Hi! how many leads does it have? Thanks in advance
1:50-1:57 It sounds like the Carousel of the Dancing Bear on the Magical Event from the Classic Teletubbies (Series)
Whoa! Cool! I wonder how they made the Windmill sound.
@@JohnYuckywood And what sound font was one of the Three Ship's horn ?
@@samc.o.3684 I have no idea.
How does this compare to the Orbit? They are both dirt cheap, probably because the don't have effects. I would like to get at least one of them. I have a spare Quadraverb laying around.
+Ben Voiles This has World sounds. The Orbit has Techno / House / Dance sounds
By far the Proteus is a better sounding unit I have both
orbit has filters..this doesn't...sound set is different. orbit is actually a quite capable synth
You should play the elephant's trumpet sound from the original Teletubbies series then upload it SynthMania.
I know what the Teletubbies are because my children watched it when they were toddlers, but I have no idea you mean about elephants. Check my HTML site and see if you find it www.synthmania.com/proteus-3.htm
@@SynthManiaDotCom Oh yes I see the elephant's trumpet sound is used by the instruments called shofars.
@@SynthManiaDotCom You can play the shofars used for the elephants trumpet sound, and upload it on UA-cam so I can hear and listen to it.
@@samc.o.3684 It's already there - listen to patch 011 Shofars at the page I posted
@@SynthManiaDotCom I have. I listened to it last night and it's beautiful, thank you. I know lots about elephants, they are native to Africa and Asia. In Africa elephants have large ears and in Asia they have small ears. Baby elephants are called calves.
Ethnic, Asian, bagpipes, bagpipes, Asian, ethnic, desert, Oh yes did I mention Bagpipes!! What else does this sound like because so far not impressed.
OK , , SO, , what is the sequencer, track capacity? . . .waveform choice?? ammendable? . individually assignable key groups? live patch; pogrammable switching ?? . .. .FM??? Polyphonic?? programmable; modular synth, capabilities??? Well , , , When shall I become truely, , , positively, , ,impressed?????????