The Kilpatrick Audio Phenol is an analog modular synthesizer. It is a semi-modular system with a Eurorack-compatible format, allowing users to create their own custom soundscapes. It features two oscillators, two filters, an envelope generator, an LFO,...
The Access Virus TI2 Desktop is a synthesizer and virtual instrument workstation designed by Access Music. It features a powerful sound engine, a wide range of effects, and a large selection of virtual instruments. It also has a built-in sequencer, arpeggiator, and a variety of controllers for real-time performance.
The Roland BK-7m is a backing module designed to provide accompaniment for live performances. It features over 1,000 sounds, rhythms, and effects, as well as a built-in sequencer and arranger. It can be used as a stand-alone instrument or as part of a larger system.
MFB Synth II - this is the case when you shouldn’t judge by appearance. Yes, cheap plastic elements are used for external design, but inside it is quite an adult instrument with a set of everything necessary and even more. The synthesizer is monophonic,...
The Dave Smith Instruments Evolver is a polyphonic analog synthesizer designed by Dave Smith and released in 2002. It features two analog oscillators, two digital oscillators, four analog filters, four envelope generators, four LFOs, and a 16-voice...
The Dreadbox Erebus is a desktop analog synthesizer designed by Dreadbox, a Greek synthesizer company. It features two voltage-controlled oscillators, two voltage-controlled low-pass filters, two voltage-controlled amplifiers, an analog effects...
The Yamaha TG33 is a vintage digital synthesizer released in 1993. It was the first in the Yamaha Tone Generator series and featured a wide range of sounds and effects. It was popular among musicians for its unique sound and its ability to create complex...
The Arturia Origin Desktop is a powerful and versatile synthesizer and sound module. It combines a variety of synthesis technologies, including virtual analog, wavetable, and granular synthesis, with a wide range of effects and filters, to create a...
Technos Acxel was launched in 1987 in Quebec, Canada, and immediately attracted attention with its unusual concept. Pierre Guillaume was responsible for the development and Neil Parent – for the design. The concept was really amazing and progressive, and...
The second version of Dominion is completely identical to the first one, with a single, but significant, difference in the filter section. The SED version included two voltage controlled filters (VCF): The first is identical to Dominion X. It is a...
