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Monday, July 13, 2015

Ritm-2 Soviet Vintage Analog Synthesizer with CV Gate Demo Video

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Published on Apr 15, 2015 Vladislav Titov


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"This synthesizer was manufactured by Kirovsky musical instruments' factory in 1984, designer - Viktor Nikulin. The EMI Ritm 2 is an one-voice keyboard synthesizer designed for solo, ensembles and orchestral playing musical compositions of any genre. It can be used both for educational needs and creating different musical effects. This synthesizer can be used with an acoustic amplifier which has a response of 0,775. There is a possibility to use a low frequency amplifier such as radio receiver, TV and tape recorder. The quality of the sounding depends on an acoustic amplifier...

Added cv inputs: CV, Gate, VCF, PWM, Audio."



Posted by matrix at 7/13/2015 12:20:00 PM
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2 comments:

  1. neR6/11/16, 9:34 AM

    Hello,
    Your video on youtube is in 'private' mode.. :(

    ReplyDelete
  2. matrix6/11/16, 10:33 AM

    It happens. People will post videos and then switch or even remove them later.

    ReplyDelete

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