click here for the full review including links to the manual, a software editor, samples and more."TG-33 emerged as a rack version of the SY-22 and as a cheap vector synth option in front of the pro Wavestation. With a 32 voices polyphony (double as SY-22) and 8 parts, TG-33 weak point was their 12 bits AWM samples and the leak of filters, making it pretty noisy and lo-fi sounding that limits it for electronic or industrial oriented artists. It does not have even arpegiator o r sequencer but it can record vector movements in real time as phrases (some like OB-12 and JP 8000/8080 does). Edition is also pretty limited while you can access to hidden parameters from software editors."
anyone want to buy one? contact me.
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ReplyDeleteI have looked into these for circuit bending. The last one that I saw on the bay was about 60$ I belive.
ReplyDeleteYes please, I'm very interested in getting this unit. Let me know please.
ReplyDeletethe one i've got is in really nice shape with the original yamaha power supply. also have the stage, studio and shofuku expansion card sets for it. drop me a line (i think i've made that possible through this account i'm posting under). i am the 'matthew' that first posted above.
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