The Roland SH-1 was produced between 1978-81, and is similar to the contemporary SH-09 and SH-2. While the SH-2 was a 2 VCO synth, the SH-1 had one like the 09, but with added features such as a second envelope (AR) for the VCA, as well as white and pink noise source. The envelopes are fast and the filter self-resonates in ways sympathetic to subtractive drum sounds.
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stumpy3521
1 year, 5 months ago
Its wild how the low frequency means you can see what's going on in the visualized waveform, that's super neat!
RRail39
10 years, 11 months ago
Thanks bro and if I use this in my kits I will definitely give you credit and make sure your recognized. Plus +1d you.
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