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this auction"The Liberation is a 2-VCO monophonic synth with a polyphonic section that can play simple organ-type sounds. Its keyboard is aftertouch-sensitive and on its neck it has control wheels for filter cutoff (spring loaded), modulation and volume, as well as a pitch ribbon. VCO1 is switchable between triangle, sawtooth, and pulse wave. VCO2 has triangle, sawtooth, and square waves and can be synced to VCO1. Both oscillators can be switched over a 3-octave range.
However, VCO2's range is an octave higher than VCO1's. The Liberation has a single VCF and 2 ADS envelopes: one for the VCF and one for the VCA. There is a 40-foot cable that connects the Liberation to its rackmounted other half which houses its power supply and cv/trigger output sockets."
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However, VCO2's range is an octave higher than VCO1's. The Liberation has a single VCF and 2 ADS envelopes: one for the VCF and one for the VCA. There is a 40-foot cable that connects the Liberation to its rackmounted other half which houses its power supply and cv/trigger output sockets."
"This Friday sees the launch of a new simonsound produced radio series looking at the history of electronic music as a worldwide phenomenon. The 10 part series called ‘The Tone Generation’ is presented by electronic musician and film-maker Ian Helliwell. Starting in Europe and finishing in the Southern Hemisphere Ian will be playing vintage tracks - some celebrated, many obscure and overlooked, to give an overview of electronic music. Part one starts with Great Britain and features music from a number of BBC Radiophonic composers including Daphne Oram and Delia Derbyshire." More info on Simon Sound, via Music Thing.
