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The GS E7 synthesizer is an innovative instrument offering robust features for both amateur and professional musicians. It’s the first polyphonic and multitimbral analog synthesizer made in Argentina, reflecting years of dedicated research and development. The E7 is capable of generating a wide range of sound possibilities, boasting seven voices of polyphony, which can be split across four different parts, making it effectively multitimbral. Key features include two voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) per voice, with ultra-stable tuning over seven octaves and several waveform options. It also features a 24dB/oct low-pass filter with resonance control, dual ADSR envelope generators, and three low-frequency oscillators (LFOs) for complex modulation possibilities.
Furthermore, the E7 supports MIDI Polyphonic Expression (MPE), enhancing its performance capabilities. This allows each note to be articulated individually, providing nuanced expression and dynamic control that can bring each performance to life. This is especially beneficial for advanced players looking to push the boundaries of sound texture and musical expression.
Additionally, the E7 includes onboard effects such as Chorus and Delay, enhancing the synthesizer’s sound-shaping capabilities. The design ensures easy access to a wide range of functions via a streamlined interface with minimal controls, making it user-friendly while still allowing for deep sound exploration. For President’s Day, the GS E7 is now available with a 10% discount exclusively at gsmusic.com.
This is why people LOVE the tone of the e7
video upload by Starsky Carr
Video previously featured here. You can find an additional video from Starsky Carr featuring the E7 here. See the GS Music label below for more.
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