The 61-note keyboard sports powerful real time controls with sliders for voice shaping and a large array of knobs and buttons for adjustment of up to 7 simultaneous effects including rotary, delay, reverb, tone, overdrive, compressor and MFX. The...
Gaia SH-01, although it uses the legendary Roland abbreviation SH, nevertheless has nothing in common with the famous analog synthesizers of the 80's, although it emulates their sounds quite well. It is a compact synthesizer sporting mixed architecture...
Monomachine is an Elektron legacy instrument which was first released in 2004 featuring 6 voices of polyphony and 6-part multitimbrality. Monomachine incorporates a synthesizer and sequencer and comes as a SFX-60 desktop sound module and as a SFX-6 model...
The MKII version introduces some upgrades and overall enhancement including a rebuilt analog circuitry for deeper voices, improved analog overdrive for more dynamic character, OLED screen with the appropriate visual feedback, solid rugged backlit...
Analog Keys are essentially pure analog keys. Under the compact 37-note velocity sensitive keybed with aftertouch there are thick, full, round and daring analog sounds. All analog signal path features 4-voice polyphony with up to 4-part multitimbrality...
The Roland RS-505 is a vintage analog synthesizer released by Roland in 1982. It is a two-voice polyphonic synthesizer with a 32-note keyboard. It features two oscillators, two envelopes, and two low-frequency oscillators. It also has a built-in chorus...
The Roland RS-09 is a vintage analog string synthesizer released by Roland in 1979. It is a monophonic instrument that utilizes subtractive synthesis to create its sounds. It features two oscillators, a low-pass filter, an envelope generator, and a...
The Crumar Performer-2 is a vintage analog synthesizer released in 1979. It features two oscillators, two filters, two envelope generators, and two LFOs. It also has a built-in chorus effect and a unique arpeggiator. The Performer-2 is known for its warm, vintage sound and is still popular today.
The Korg Delta is a vintage analog synthesizer released in 1979. It was designed to be a low-cost, entry-level synthesizer and featured two oscillators, a low-pass filter, and a built-in chorus effect. It was popular among amateur musicians and was used on a number of classic recordings.
The Crumar Performer is a vintage analog synthesizer from the late 1970s. It was designed to emulate the sound of a Hammond organ and featured a two-oscillator monophonic synthesizer, a built-in chorus effect, and a built-in spring reverb. The Performer...
