The Korg DW-6000 is a digital synthesizer released by Korg in 1985. It was the first Korg synthesizer to feature digital waveform synthesis and was one of the first digital synthesizers to be released. The DW-6000 was capable of producing a wide range...
Leipzig-S is a synthesizer with no memory integrated. There’s no parameter quantization – a tweak of a knob adjusts the actual analog circuit behavior directly. There is no proper CPU control over parameters which allows for achieving peculiar analog...
Farfisa’s Soundmaker is a one-oscillator synth with poly and mono sections featuring one LFO, one filter and one VCA with two independent envelopes for the filter and amp. The 61-note keyboard supports aftertouch. The aftertouch helps to adjust the synth...
Memotron m2k is the digital version of the famous instrument which appeared in the 60s. Genesis, Pink Floyd, the Beatles and Tangerine Dream style sounds are integrated in the unit’s sonic structure allowing you to achieve that 60s-70s sound. There are...
Stylophone GEN X-1 is a revised version of the famous portable synth by Dubreq. The tiny instrument will serve as a huge package of features with which you can alter the sound in multiple ways. Tweak and twist the signal creating beats and eccentric...
Moog Source is a monophonic, monotimbral instrument with an analog subtractive synthesis type. It has 2 oscillators, an LFO, a low pass filter and a storage memory for 16 presets. The instrument is based on the Z80 microprocessor core. Source was an...
Full analog paraphonic synthesizer module released in a limited edition to 50 pieces. Handmade piece-of-art wooden enclosure by Black Science. Hand-soldered, handcrafted, through hole components. Designed for aggressive sounds but not limited to these....
The Behringer DeepMind 12D is a 12-voice analog synthesizer with a unique digital interface. It features multiple sound engines, an intuitive touchscreen interface, and a wealth of connectivity options. It has a powerful sound engine with up to four...
DeepMind 6 is the younger brother of DeepMind 12. The device offers a twice smaller number of polyphony voices, a one-octave smaller keyboard (smaller size and weight as well) and doesn’t have a Wi-Fi module. In other respects it replicates DeepMind 12 and is $300 cheaper.
In 2007, along with Novation XioSynth 25, an extended version XioSynth 49 was released. As the name implies, all changes concerned only the size of its keyboard which was increased up to 4 octaves. XioSynth 49 combines a keyboard, synthesizer, audio...
