Difference between revisions of "ARP Pro-Soloist Song List"
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| + | The Pro-Soloist is designed to sit on op of an electric organ to provide an extra solo sound, a common synth design type of the early 1970s. It has some sound design parameters, such as vibrato, portamento and brilliance (filter), but not much else. The Soloist was the first version, released in 1970, and was followed up by ARP in 1977 by the Pro/DGX. | ||
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==Table of Songs featuring ARP Pro-Soloist== | ==Table of Songs featuring ARP Pro-Soloist== | ||
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Revision as of 09:13, 19 April 2022
Date: 1972
Type: Preset Monophonic Synthesizer / 37 Presets / 1 VCO
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Introduction
The Pro-Soloist is designed to sit on op of an electric organ to provide an extra solo sound, a common synth design type of the early 1970s. It has some sound design parameters, such as vibrato, portamento and brilliance (filter), but not much else. The Soloist was the first version, released in 1970, and was followed up by ARP in 1977 by the Pro/DGX.
Table of Songs featuring ARP Pro-Soloist
| Artist | Song | Year | Notes | Reference | Media URL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gary Numan | I'm An Agent | 1980 | Synthesizer [A.R.P. Pro-Soloist, Minimoog, Polymoog, Compurhythm], Guitar – G Numan. | Discogs | YouTube |
| Gary Numan | Remind Me To Smile | 1980 | Synthesizer [A.R.P. Pro-Soloist] – D Haines. | Discogs | YouTube |
| Gary Numan | The Aircrash Bureau | 1980 | Synthesizer [Prophet 5, JP4, A.R.P. Pro-Soloist, Minimoog, Polymoog, CP 30] – G Numan. | Discogs | YouTube |
