SUPERBOOTH 2024: AJH Synth - The Radiophonic Modular System
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2024
- At Superbooth 2024, Alan from AJH Synth unveiled a new, highly-specialized synth commissioned by none other than Hans Zimmer himself. This analog modular system was designed to be the centerpiece of the new *BBC Radiophonic Workshop*, a passion project of Zimmer's aimed at recreating the iconic studio at Maida Vale. With dual monophonic synth voices featuring stereo capabilities, a triple crossfader for intricate crossfading effects, and a plethora of modulation options including tap tempo LFOs and sample and hold modules, this synth is a powerhouse of vintage sound with a modern twist. The 136HP walnut case with cherry wood highlights pays homage to Zimmer's first synth, the *EMS VCS3*, while offering a more powerful and flexible sonic palette.
The limited replicas of the commissioned instrument are available for purchase, with a price tag of £15,000 including UK VAT. While not an impulse buy, this synth promises unparalleled sound and versatility for those willing to invest in its unique capabilities. With a waiting list already in place, those interested in acquiring one of these rare replicas should act fast to secure their piece of music history. For more information on this extraordinary synth, visit the *AJH Synth* website for details on availability and ordering.
ajhsynth.com/
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What a beauty! I'll be happy to just hear one played competently one day.
A very nice build and it's good to hear that the Radiophonic Workshop will be rising from the ashes.
Not one second of sound from this the entire video? Wtf
its a synth in honour of Hans Zimmer; it's meant to look pretty in the background of his interviews while he continues to underpay those under him to the point where they have to resort to pirating plugins. shame that we're still continuing to pedestalize the guy even after everything the last few years.
No sound? Perhaps he forgot to bring some patch cables!
@@turbochargedfilmsI thought it was just me lol 😂😂 The only good thing he's ever done IMO is "Rain Man" OS and some bits and pieces from "BR 2049".
@@jeshkam I personally hated the score of BR 2049 despite loving everything else about the film (could just be my fondness for Vangelis' score for the original), but even I'll admit he has done good work throughout his career; some people tend to dislike him for how he lead film scoring in general towards a more 'pop' direction but honestly the allegations against him are too numerous by now to count and far more important to both the art and the industry. Nevermind enabling credit-stealing bufoons and general workplace abuse.
@@turbochargedfilms I hated it too. But after a while I found some stuff there to be quite enjoyable. Still though compared with Vangelis' masterpiece it's like SsangYong and RR or Bentley parked next to each other.
Nice story.
sound?
It's main selling point is Hans Zimmer, not the sound.
Try stabilizing your footage mate
For the price get a Colossus or a PS-3300 FS, we can at least hear those.
a lot of blabla not a single sound, what a waste of time
not really, superbooth doesn’t seem to have mixers for us to get direct sound. all these instruments sound amazing, but when heard through a mic of speakers they are impossible to assess. I consider superbooth for now teasers. but they should require mixers for every booth so sounds can be outputted.
@@aaronmoore3050 Everyone else seem to manage to demonstrate the sound of the audio gear they present, so it's still a waste of time. Not for them, necessarily, but for us watching the video.
Boring