MATRIXSYNTH: Analogue Solutions TERESHKOVA


Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Analogue Solutions TERESHKOVA

videos previously posted

via Analogue Solutions:
"Differences between Vostok and Tereshkova;

They are identical in every respect, except with the Tereshkova, instead of the Matrix panel and VU meter you get extra;

LFO
2 VCAs
2 Multiples

(of course artwork slightly different to reflect these changes).

Other than that identical. They will produce the same sort of sounds.

The choice is whether you need the Pin Matrix Panel or the extra modules. Both are useful!"

4 comments:

  1. Man that Tetris-type Pseudo-Kyrillic is SO lame. What is the problem with getting a little help from a Russian speaker to do it right? Real Kyrillic lettering would look much better all the way.

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  2. i agree with you. but still these are excellent synths i had a vostok and it's a killer one i sold it, and i regret it..
    this one is even more appealing because in my opinion the matrix was more of a gadget since it's buffered..vcs 3 and aks owners will understand me. ;)

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  3. I thought the matrix was unbuffered.

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