Some of the synths to be showcased at this years SoundMiT - International Sound Summit will include The River by Baloran, the Analog Fusion by Fingersonic, the new Moog One, the Schmidt, and a Yamaha showcase featuring the CS80 and DX1.
An announcement from SoundMiT follows:
"IS THE YEAR OF POLYPHONIC ANALOG SYNTHS?
We are approaching the Soundmit 2018, the list of exhibitors has been further enriched and this year there is a lot of expectation for the polyphonic analogs that will be present at the event and which will be one of the main attractions for the Soundmit public .
Obviously we know what you thought by reading the newsletter title!It will be? There will not be? After a long wait over 30 years, here is finally the polyphonic MOOG! We will be among the first events in Italy to host the new flagship made in Asheville thanks to the collaboration with MIDIWARE, Italian distributor of the brand.
ATTENTION: THE MOOG ONE will be visible ONLY during the exclusive clinic that the prof. Enrico Cosimi will hold at Soundmit on Sunday November 4th at 8.30pm !!! Places are limited, we suggest you arriving early to see and experience all the wonders that will be present at the Soundmit!We will have the Schmidt Synthesizer (Exclusive Soundmit), for the first time the largest and most expensive analogue (not modular) polyphonic in the world arrives in Italy. A unique opportunity to get your hands on a truly exceptional instrument.
Always in exclusive for Soundmit, from France Baloran with The River, the first Analog Polyphonic built in France!
An Italian novelty, with Fingersonic (Teknosign) that has in Soundmit a reference point to present prototypes and previews, AnalogFusion an analog hybrid (6 voices) and digital with FM / Wavetable synthesis and VA with really interesting features.
And finally the YAMAHA SYNTH MUSEUM, seen for the first time in Berlin where it was a great success and for the first time in Italy at Soundmit, a space dedicated to synths that have contributed to the history of electronic music and more, instruments almost impossible to see including the CS-80 (to stay on the subject of analog polyphonic) and the ultra rare DX1 father of the entire DX series, produced in only 140 copies!
You can not miss it!"
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