Update in via the comments:
"here's the URL for the anyware Semtex:
www.anyware-instruments.com
I did some new tracks and demos recently, you can find it in the anyware section of sequencer.de
hope that one is of interest.."
Title link now takes you to the Anyware-Instruments site.
In via Vintage Synth Forums. Click through for more pics. Now off to see if they have a website...
Key points from the thread:
2 VCOs + 2 Suboscs incl. FM, Ringmod and Sync, 1 Multimode Filter with CV controlled morphing, 2 VCAs, 3 Envelopes (very very fast), 2 LFOs (very fast, too, CV controlled, syncable), 48 jacks for patching, MIDI with 4 CVs and 6 Gates (usable for other Synths, too, even for MS20 and the like)...
Cost: 1200 Euros. It´s new, it hits the market right now. Production has just begun.
1/4" jacks, with a very good feel to them. The knobs are excellent quality, too. The whole thing is very sturdy and heavy. It is available as 19", as Desktop, whatever you like.
There are two special pots for the filter, one morphs from Low to High Pass, one morphs from notch to bandpass. With these two combined, you can achieve a LOT of different filter characteristics.
Well, about a year from the first idea to the final unit.
It started as "Oberheim SEM clone", but was developed much further then.
here's the URL for the anyware Semtex:
ReplyDeletewww.anyware-instruments.com
I did some new tracks and demos recently, you can find it in the anyware section of sequencer.de
hope that one is of interest..