This interesting find in via swissdoc. Title link takes you to shots via this auction."VERY EXTREMELY HARD TO FIND - THE FIRST RUSSIAN VINTAGE DRUM SYNTH LELL UDS is a unique bitembral analog drum synth made in the early eighties in the former USSR. Sounds more better than SIMMONS, TR-909 etc. One of the first russian electronic drum synth. The module has no MIDI, it's audio trigger controlled - you can hook it to any audio device, be it a synth, a drum machine or a sound card and trigger the sounds. The sounds can be tweaked using 24 different knobs. All the labels are in cyrilic. It has 2 independent and identical channels with powerfull parameters of synthesis such - sensitivity, tone pitch, attack, env mod, rezo, noise/tone balance, accent etc.
NO MIDI ARE INSTALLED.
listen to some sound examples:
leloops.zip via (ruskeys)
lelluds.zip via (ruskeys)
Drum channels - 2Oscillators - 2 + 2 noise generators with ADR
Filter - resonant lowpass with mod
Pitch - tone tuning
Amplifier - attack, decay, release, volume
Inputs - 1/2 5DIN plug
Outputs - line 5DIN plug
Dimensions – 340x325x80
Weight – 7 kgs
The supply voltage - 220-230V/50Hz. For use with 110/127V, a voltage converter is necessary. The voltage converter is not added to the given auction. The drum synth ARE NOT MODIFIED!
THE SET INCLUDES: LELL UDS DRUM SYNTH, ORIGINAL TRAVEL BAG, POWER CORD, THREE 5-DIN TO 1/4 JACK ADAPTERS."
I have one. Not as exciting as the description.
ReplyDeleteSupplied cable connectors were entirely useless, and I needed to make my own cables before it worked. Has absolutely nothing to do with a 909.