Thursday, October 04, 2012
The smallest synthesizer in the world?
Published on Oct 4, 2012 by Pi Synth
"The smallest virtual analog polysynth in the world? Maybe?
It's certainly little, and now with the Teeny Tiny TV as a display it can become a nicely integrated complete system in just 3-4 cubic inches."
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An iPhone is smaller, and there is a wide variety of synths to run on it (e.g. AniMoog). If you are going to use an LCD like this, that opens the door to using an iPad, which has even more great synths. (e.g. WaveGenerator, TC-11)
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