The Synth Sounds Of John Carpenter
US Reverb.com break it down 27/10/16
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Reverb.com's Justin DeLay breaks down some of the sounds and riffs used in John Carpenter's soundtracks, as many of you will know, he also scored many of his films Indeed, we went to see him perform many of the classic's in Bristol just last weekend (the stream is available via Crack Magazine)
Justin, uses various synths to recreate.
Ensoniq ESQ-1, Roland Juno 106, Prophet 5, Mini Moog Model D, Roland TR606 drum machine as well as Ableton Live
Nice job Justin!
Whats your favourite Carpenter soundtrack?
You can download the MIDI clips in the piece right here from Reverb.com
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