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This is an odd one and is a bit of an acquired taste, but some sound designers swear by the original 1971 manual for the ARP 2600, of which you can find a PDF h

This is an odd one and is a bit of an acquired taste, but some sound designers swear by the original 1971 manual for the ARP 2600, of which you can find a PDF here: http://guitarfool.com/ARP2600/Arp%202600%20Owners%20Manual.pdf http://guitarfool.com/ARP2600/Arp%202600%20Owners%20Manual.p... If you want to follow along with your own synthesizer, there's a breadth of options ranging from software recreations of the 2600 to a licensed hardware reissue, but for $25 you can get Cherry Audio's respected CA2600: https://cherryaudio.com/instruments/ca2600 https://cherryaudio.com/instruments/ca2600

jacquesm 5y ago
I had an Omni 2 that almost set my apartment on fire (the synth itself was lost), it's not such a collectors item today as the 2600 but beware when buying/restoring this old equipment that some of the parts are well over their predicted life span and that can cause trouble. I tracked the start of the fire down to a tantalum cap, and recreating the conditions that it was under fairly reliably caused these to burst into flame. So if you go the route of buying a broken one and restoring it make sure you refresh all of the caps that are across the voltage rails (of which there are quite a few).