Chroma Polaris Analog Synthesizer

This is a song made entirely from a Chroma Polaris synthesizer (with a bit of FX during mixdown). Not the most thrilling video from a visual perspective (these are just some pics I had taken awhile back for an eBay auction), but uploaded mostly for an example of its sound.

[@jamesmeeker6933]

Best Polaris demo online! Love the bass line.

[@synth4ever]

Nice work on this Polaris demo... sounds great!

[@TheDaveCoyleChannel]

Excellent presentation of this instrument's capabilities. I like the mix.

[@TR929]

Great tune.

[@getdirecti0ns]

Shit slaps!!! Well done! Just saw this kb on stage in masters of the universe

[@williamenroh]

Found the schematics -- it's digital noise:
"This circuit is a digital noise generator that generates a pseudo-random sequence of bits at about 100KHz that repeats about every 1.3 seconds. This bit stream sounds like white noise and is filtered into something more like pink noise and buffered."
BTW -- Excellent ear for hearing the difference!

[@javiceres]

Gooorgeous

[@StavrouGeorgios77]

You have very nice tutorials especially the one considering the MS2000 please upload some tips & tricks about synthesis

[@holadonkey]

good stuff.

[@HiGlowie]

You make fantastic content! Please more ms2000 tutorials!

[@CharlesFerraro]

Hey Will nice to see you posting up some new vids!

[@williamenroh]

All the sounds came from the Polaris. I just EQ'd them, a small amount of compression for drums, and then delay / reverb. The pad had a bit of chorus.
The Polaris might have a digital noise generator -- that could be why it sounds glassy / digital. I'm not sure as I don't have the schematics for it.

[@d4t4b4s3f4c3]

ohhhh yeahhhhhh

[@citizencain454]

More More More!

[@ashokrayvenn]

nice---

[@rimefrostkitten]

The percussive samples sound digital. I guess I am asking what parts are FX and what parts synthesizer?

[@FOCtv]

Have you run into the membrane panel problem yet? If so, how did you fix it?