02- The MicroFreak can sound like a synth from 1955! @automaticgainsay
02- The MicroFreak can sound like a synth from 1955!  @automaticgainsay
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Here is part two of a multi-part demonstration of a sound set of samples of the iconic 50s RCA Synthesizer for the Arturia MicroFreak!

The instruments in the theme music (including some drums) were created entirely with samples of the RCA Mark II played on the Arturia MicroFreak, and multitracked. Some drums were assembled out of GarageBand loops.

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02- The MicroFreak can sound like a synth from 1955!

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