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The professional 61-key arranger features velocity and aftertouch. The system is built on the number of patented features including Objective Portable Operating System, Real eXperience and Defined Nuance Control which are responsible for polishing the...
Prophet VS is the first synthesizer which applies vector synthesis method. Unfortunately, Prophet VS was produced only a few months before Sequential Circuits ceased its operating in 1987. Later (in 1990), this method was used by Dave Smith in Korg...
Fantom-G7 has a 76-note velocity sensitive keyboard with channel aftertouch. The instrument comprised 2230 waveforms offering 256MB of wave memory and 1920 preset patches. Fantom-G7 gives twice as much of the ROM capacity Roland ever allocated to its...
This 5-octave model with a semi-weighted keyboard manufactured by Fatar (though only with monophonic aftertouch) is based on the famous Virus TI2 module. The synthesizer includes a few sources of generation from simple waves to 64 wavetables, including...
The Roland JX-305 is a groove synthesizer released in 1996. It features a 61-key keyboard, a built-in sequencer, and a variety of sounds and effects. It is capable of producing a wide range of sounds, from classic analog synthesizers to modern dance and techno sounds.
System 35 is a modular monster aimed at the needs of daring experimenters – though it welcomes musicians too. It is a remake of the synthesizer system released in the 70’s, but, as much as before, it is a unique limited edition product (only 35 units are...
JV-2080 doesn’t rest on the laurels of JV-1080 going even a bit further – the unit offers that needed simplicity in exploitation, eight slots for expansion boards, and three independent EFX sets providing 40 effects each. The module is filled with...
The new budget workstation TRITON LE-88 provides all the features necessary for studio work or live performance. Even the beginners will find it comfortable. Keyboard features 88 weighted piano keys; Tone generator is based on the same system of sound...
Soon after Memorymoog was released, the "plus" version with an additional set of functions appeared: MIDI interface was, perhaps, the main introduction. The instrument featured MIDI in and out. The synthesizer comprehended MIDI basic commands: note...
? The Korg X5DR is a digital synthesizer and music workstation released by Korg in 1995. It features a 61-key keyboard, 16-track sequencer, and a variety of synthesis and sampling capabilities. The X5DR was designed to be an affordable alternative to the more expensive Korg Triton series of workstations.
