BACH ON FOUR SYNTHESIZERS (CHORALE | BWV 269)

In this video I perform a Bach Chorale sending one of each of the four voices to a different synthesizer.
Soprano - Moog Grandmother
Alto - Korg MS 20 mini
Tenor - Moog Subharmonicon
Bass - Behringer Pro-1
Im running these synths through some external processing, namely the Strymon Starlab, Strymon Magneto, Chase Bliss Dark World, and Strymon Big Sky.
Next week ill be back to a regular video. Thanks and enjoy.

[@F.R.B.Synths]

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[@twocanucksful]

Very nice! Thank you for sharing.

[@amberelmmusic]

Thanks! And thanks for watching.

[@luimen1]

Beautiful!

[@amberelmmusic]

Thank you!

[@arryaxx263]

Heyyyy it's Bach! Awesome to see it! Working through his stuff has got me thinking about it too, and this is a perfect choice of song to play to a synth's strengths. I struggle to find non-traditional sounds to work with classical pieces, but this is really good. I think this sound would work really well for Mozart's Serenade for Winds, too. Actually a lot of romantic era violin pieces, too, like Humoresque. Eventually I'll play the Chaconne on synth because I play it on every instrument, but I would be afraid to even approach it right now. Nice work.

[@amberelmmusic]

Thanks! And thanks for the suggestions. Im definitely going to look into those! It was a really fun piece to do.