MATRIXSYNTH: Arturia Synclavier V, The BIG Soundtest, Incredible Synth


Friday, May 20, 2016

Arturia Synclavier V, The BIG Soundtest, Incredible Synth


Published on May 20, 2016 thesoundtestroom

See the announcement post here for details on the Synclavier V.
Posted by matrix at 5/20/2016 11:22:00 AM
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3 comments:

  1. Unknown5/20/16, 2:32 PM

    Seems to be a lot of people confusing the early 80s "Synclavier II", of which the FM/additive synth part is modelled in the Arturia synth (not including the sequencer or later mono sampling options), with the later, mid/late 80s "Synclavier PMST" systems, with the huge racks, beautiful V/PK keyboard, 100KHz stereo sampling, direct-to-disk recording and so on.

    It was these later ones that were the production workstations that Trevor Horn etc used. The earlier generation was really a straight synthesiser/music system, and these did not selll for $150K+ like the later hyper expensive ones (they were still expensive, of course).

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  2. matrix5/20/16, 3:43 PM

    Good point!

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  3. Mike McRoberts5/21/16, 10:03 AM

    The original Synclavier with additive and FM went for around $13,000 in the US. Adjusted for inflation, that would be around $37,500 now.

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