Tuesday, May 08, 2018
Black Corporation Deckard's Dream & Kijimi Synthesizers
Published on May 8, 2018 Synthtopia
Note: Kijimi is actually based on the RSF Kobol mono synth. via the creator himself, Roman Filippov: "It’s a polyphonic kobol more than polykobol, since it uses ssm2040-like filters, not ssm2044"
"Here's an update on Black Corporation's two rack-mount analog synthesizers, Deckard's Dream and the Kijimi."
Deckard's Dream - Gear Guide - Superbooth 2018
Published on May 8, 2018 FACTmagazine
"FACT was at Berlin synth show Superbooth last week, where we tried out all the latest and greatest synth gear.
At Black Corporation's booth we got a sneak preview of Kijimi, a new eight-voice instrument inspired by a rare French polysynth from the 1970s. While we were there, we couldn't resist also checking out Deckard's Dream, the company's existing synth based on the Yamaha CS-80 – the synth used by Vangelis to write the classic Blade Runner score.
Watch above for an overview of the synth and a demonstration of its impressive sound engine."
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