Stardust Symphony - Baby Audio BA-1 demonstration

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This is a song demonstrating the Baby Audio BA-1 written by Daniel Willett.
From Baby Audio:
BA-1 is based on a portable 1980s synth with a toy like appearance and a gritty sound. Despite its small size, it left a big mark on music history, while still flying somewhat under the hype radar. The original has been used as a secret weapon for bubbly synth textures by some of Sweden’s most successful pop producers of the past two decades. It was also a staple of 1990s digital dancehall and beloved by the indietronica scene for its raw lo-fi quality. The ‘CS01’ - as the original is called - has never been properly captured in software form. So for Baby Audio’s first ever synth, we started there.
In keeping with Baby Audio's motto ”it’s an evolution, not an emulation”, we modeled the hardware with the greatest possible accuracy, before carefully upgrading it with new and useful features. A second analog-modeled oscillator, FM, polyphony, and more, help to vastly expand the sonic palette of the original. All while keeping its signature sound unspoiled.
Additionally, BA-1 lets you drain the battery, bend the circuits, and use the built-in speaker - for an authentic lo-fi aesthetic that you could normally only get with hardware.
About the Yamaha CS01:
The Yamaha CS01 is a vintage analog synthesizer that's often referred to as a "baby synth" due to its compact size and lightweight design. Despite its diminutive appearance, the CS01 packs a punch when it comes to producing high-quality audio. It features a 37-note mini keyboard, which makes it easy to play complex melodies and create intricate musical arrangements.
The CS01 is known for its warm and rich analog sound, which is perfect for producing classic synth tones that are reminiscent of the 1980s. It has a simple but powerful signal path that includes a voltage-controlled oscillator, a resonant low-pass filter, and an envelope generator. These components work together to produce a wide range of sounds that can be customized to suit any musical genre.
One of the most unique features of the CS01 is its built-in speaker, which allows you to play and listen to your creations without the need for external audio equipment. This makes it an ideal synth for on-the-go musicians who want to produce high-quality audio without having to lug around a lot of bulky equipment.
Overall, the Yamaha CS01 is a fantastic "baby synth" that packs a big punch when it comes to producing high-quality audio. Its compact size and built-in speaker make it an excellent choice for musicians who want a portable and versatile synth that can produce a wide range of classic analog sounds.
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[@echoesofthefuture5811]

p.s. the title is amazing! Stardust symphony!! Wow you could imagine so much with that title.

[@ComposerDanielWillett]

Thank you! I seem to love space themes. 😆

[@SonicVibe]

nice demo

[@amiammusic]

Thank you!

[@echoesofthefuture5811]

Could be out of stranger things! What a rich and versatile sound. Great track, I like gradual build up, and the bass is so rich. Awesome track

[@ComposerDanielWillett]

Thank you Echoes! I enjoyed working on it, and the crazy modulated/warpy sound of the BA-1 really creates the depth and thickness.

[@Kirnevministries]

Hello brother Daniel! Thank you for your amazing videos! May God bless you!
Could you advise worship pads, vst instruments please?