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Back in the day:
So I'm playing with just one synthesizer right now and I stumbled upon an idea. Back in the day, lets say a person only had one synth, which included, a sequencer, several oscilators, and the ability to route oscilators to particular filters, and then modulate them via different envelopes. Would it be a particularly good idea to get that one synthesizer to perform all the parts to a given song given the hardware constraint- meaning only having one synth? The reason why I ask is because I created a pattern using oscilator one, which is then running my bass. Then I have in oscilator two, another sound mirroring the same pattern, but being modulated differently through filter two. Then in oscilator three, instead of having it go through the same filters as oscilator one and two, I have it being sent out via the audio out, into a reverb and then back into the synth using filter three. What I'm thinking about doing is creating a song using only the one synth. I just thought it might be a good idea- what do you think?
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