MATRIXSYNTH: Pearl Syncussion SY1 SN 507157


Wednesday, August 26, 2015

Pearl Syncussion SY1 SN 507157

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"If you like making techno or dark synth stuff this is the module for you. It makes beautiful clangy analog sounds and never gets old. Its a very music box and can even sound like a normal analog synth on its clean square wave setting. It comes with one drum pad but I usually just trigger it from the trigger outs of a drum machine, it can trigger with audio outs as well. This thing sounds absolutely insane, Ive always dreamed of having 4 of these chained up but Im not aphex twin so I must sell this little guy. I have another one that Ive modded for separate cv control over both channels but its not as clean as this one is on the inside. None of the sliders are scratchy and all is working 100% as it should..."

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  1. Hello. I'm looking for a Syncussion owner that can record a few sounds (I would specify) at 24b/96K, economically recompensed, of course. If someone is interested please contact me. Best regards.

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