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Showing posts with label Schmidt. Show all posts

Monday, May 03, 2021

Dreadbox Komorebi Analog Flanger Pedal deeper Review (Korg MS20m, SCHMIDT 8-Voice, Ace Tone FR-8L)


video by Knobs & Switches

"Deeper review about the Komorebi from Dreadbox together with an Ace Tone Rhythm Ace FR-8L, a Korg MS20m and a SCHMIDT 8-Voice Synthesizer

https://www.dreadbox-fx.com/komorebi/

00:00​​ Intro
00:14​​ Title Track
00:36​​ Komorebi Epilogue and closer look
03:12​​ Ace Tone FR-8L and Komorebi
05:59​​ Korg MS20mini + FR-8L and Komorebi
13:37​​ Schmidt and 2 x Komorebi (Stereo)
21:07​​ Conclusion
23:50​​ Outro track

Used Equipment: Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max, Apple iPad Air2, Sony HDR-CX625, Universal Audio Apollo Twin Solo, Steinberg Cubase 10.5 and Apple iMovie"

Tuesday, March 02, 2021

Schmidt Synthesizer: Elfenlied


video by Robert Skerjanc

"A wonderful anime song on an expressive synthesizer."

Thursday, December 17, 2020

The Schmidt Returns



The Schmidt is back with a new production run. The press release follows (additional pics below):

"Schmidt-Synthesizer starts shipping fourth batch of no-expense-spared Schmidt Eightvoice Analog Synthesizer namesake

LANGENAU, GERMANY: having since sold out of its previous built-to-order batches of between 25 and 27 instruments each, the first of which followed from interest in namesake hardware and software designer Stefan Schmidt’s hand-crafted prototype unit’s show-stopping debut at Musikmesse 2011 in Frankfurt, Germany, Schmidt-Synthesizer is proud to announce that it has started shipping an eagerly-anticipated fourth batch of its no-expense-spared Schmidt Eightvoice Analog Synthesizer — available in classic anthracite- or cool white-coloured configurations with visually improved hardware operation, courtesy of cosmetic colour changes to several key knobs, and feature-enhancing firmware, currently at version 3.6 — as of December 16…

Starting shipment of the fourth (25-unit) batch of the still-sought-after Schmidt Eightvoice Analog Synthesizer has taken time with time spent waiting while production partner e:m:c (electronic music components) successfully solved procurement problems relating to hard-to-source components. “Now nothing stands in the way of further construction of these unique instruments,” says Schmidt- Synthesizer Product Manager Axel Fischer.

“From a hardware perspective, the new Schmidt Eightvoice Analog Synthesizer is identical to the previous batches, save for the fact that 11 knobs have been changed to a grey colour, making for a more clearly arranged operational layout,” Axel Fischer finally notes — not before highlighting some welcomed additions: “It includes the current firmware, which adds an easy-to-use onboard polyphonic step sequencer capable of recording 40 steps with each step made up of up to six notes — designed to be used as a live performance tool, and an arpeggiator.”

Apart from that, the beautifully-built Schmidt Eightvoice Analog Synthesizer’s specifications as an eight-voice polyphonic, true analogue dream machine with digital control and preset memories — 1,028 single sounds and 256 multi-sounds are available at any given time — are as they were before. But bearing in mind that it includes almost everything subtractive synthesis is capable of, including some truly unique features — for example, creating colder, wavetable-like sounds thanks to its chain of five ring modulators fed by six pulse-waves, each with different pulse-widths — that have never before been implemented in an analogue synthesizer let alone an analogue programmable polysynth, those impressive specifications are well worth revisiting, as highlighted here: discrete sound generation circuitry — no integrated oscillator/filter circuits on a single chip; dual and true multitimbral modes; separate audio outputs per voice, plus summing outputs and headphone output; 61 keys, semi-weighted with velocity and aftertouch; sophisticated glide/portamento capabilities; several realtime modifiers, fully programmable per preset; comprehensive MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) implementation with USB (Universal Serial Bus) port and DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung) connectivity; adjustable-angle capacious control panel with dedicated knobs and buttons for all sound programming functions; precise information on parameter names and current values via a large LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) with changeable colour background; multi-colour LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes); internal power supply; and, last but not least — though there is clearly so much more besides, an included flight case.

As a case in point, the fourth batch of the no-expense-spared Schmidt Eightvoice Analog Synthesizer surely epitomises the age-old adage: anything worth having is worth waiting for. Indeed, it has been well worth the wait. With e:m:c recently receiving a sizeable order from the only store it supplies, anyone interested in owning a premier league instrument that will be hand crafted in Germany to meet the highest possible production standards with a metal and wood — carefully selected with a close eye on environmental sustainability — casing that is as beautiful as it is sturdy should seriously consider placing an order directly with Schmidt-Synthesizer’s production partner. After all, the Schmidt Eightvoice Analog Synthesizer is truly a subtractive synthesis world unto itself!

Schmidt-Synthesizer and production partner e:m:c (electronic music components) have had to increase pricing for the fourth batch of the no-expense-spared Schmidt Eightvoice Analog Synthesizer by approximately 10%. Within the EU (European Union) it is €21,900.00 EUR (including VAT) for one in classic anthracite, while white weighs in at €22,900.00 EUR (including VAT), with shipping costs not included. Outside of the EU it is €18,500.00 EUR (excluding VAT) for one in classic anthracite, while white weighs in at €19,300.00 EUR (excluding VAT), with customs and shipping costs not included. Interested parties should contact e:m:c here: info@emc-de.com

For more detailed information, please visit the dedicated Schmidt Eightvoice Analog Synthesizer website here: http://www.schmidt-synthesizer.com/en/index.html

Enjoy taking a Schmidt Eightvoice Analog Synthesizer ‘sneak peek’ in the suitably-impressive surroundings of the Giesshalle (casting hall) at Sayner Hütte, a German industrial heritage building in Bendorf, here:"

Schmidt Synthesizere Intro

Published Nov 9, 2017



Click the pics for larger versions.

Saturday, October 24, 2020

Live Jam - Soma Pulsar 23, Schmidt Synthesizer, tr808, Zen Delay


MyNameIsGus

"The Darkest Hour, live jamm recording. Schmidt Synthesizer, Soma Pulsar 23, Ninja Tune Zen Delay"

Wednesday, March 11, 2020

Boss DC-2w I Schmidt 8-Voice, JX-3P


Published on Mar 6, 2020 Knobs & Switches

"Videobeschreibung Boss DC-2w Stereo Chorus Review on Schmidt 8-Voice, JX-3P"

Friday, November 15, 2019

FIVE MINUTES WITH - The Schmidt Synthesizer


Published on Nov 15, 2019 sonicstate

"The Schmidt is the stuff of legends, a rarity, under 100 made so far, the brainchild of a single enthusiast, it was first made as a labour of love and previewed a Musik Messe (remember that show?) 2011 by its builder Stefan Schmidt after which it was supported by E:M:C and made into a thing you can buy.

Made in batches of 25, the fourth and possibly last production run is happening now, due to the availability of certain parts. It is still hand built in Germany.

It features four oscillators per voice, with the first three being analog, the fourth a specialized digital one. Three VCF's and 8 part multi-mode.

We know its not cheap, priced at around €18,174 its certainly an investment, but we're glad it exists.
Fortunately for us, there was one at the recent SoundMIT show in Turin, so we got to spend a few precious moments with it. Around 5 as it happens."

Thursday, November 07, 2019

SoundMit 2019: Schmidt Synthesizer - Maybe The Last Chance To Own One!


Published on Nov 7, 2019 sonicstate

Friday, November 01, 2019

Schmidt 8 voice custom sounds (no talking) with FX


Published on Nov 1, 2019

"Schmidt 8 voice free soundset Edges Augmented demo.

This version is recorded with FX (outboard Eventide Eclipse and plug-ins)."

Follow-up to this post w/o effects.

Sunday, October 27, 2019

Schmidt 8 Voice Custom Sounds (no talking, no FX)


Published on Oct 26, 2019 coyotesynth

"Schmidt 8 voice free soundset Edges Augmented demo

the first Edges SoundSet has been updated with 64 new sounds: Edges Augmented is now full with 128 presets

Download the free soundset for your Schmidt eight voice here:
https://www.barbandco.com/store/p187/..."

Update with effects:

Schmidt 8 voice custom sounds (no talking) with FX

Published on Nov 1, 2019

"Schmidt 8 voice free soundset Edges Augmented demo.

This version is recorded with FX (outboard Eventide Eclipse and plug-ins)."

Wednesday, May 15, 2019

Schmidt Analog Synthesizer Gets New Arpeggiator, Sequencer & More


Published on May 15, 2019 Synthtopia

"At Superbooth 2019, we talked with Product Manager Axel Fischer, who gave us a quick demo of the latest updates to the Schmidt Analog Synthesizer."

White Schmidt

Wednesday, April 24, 2019

synthpro with The Schmidt Coming to Superbooth19


Published on Apr 24, 2019 synthpro

"Hey Guys,

Just a quick video to announce that I will be at Superbooth 2019 this year with the Schmidt synthesizer team.

Really look forward to meeting some of you."

Saturday, February 09, 2019

Anthem for Theremin and Synthesizers


Published on Feb 9, 2019 MrFirechild

"Here is a piece performed on Theremin and Synthesizers. The Theremin was invented by the russian genius Léon Theremin 1919(!). It is an instrument you play without touching it! Additional instruments include ELKA Synthex, Oberheim OB-Xa, The Schmidt and more. The piece is called Anthem for Theremin and Synthesizers, composed and produced by www.firechild.se"

Saturday, January 05, 2019

Firechild - Eight Waves


Published on Jan 5, 2019 MrFirechild

"Using only analog synthesizers to create a kind of symphonic orchestral texture. Including Oberheim OB-Xa, The Schmidt, Modulars, Roland RS-505, Oakley Human Voice Module, , OB-6 and analog chorus units. (Additional percussion samples are used). Composed and produced by ww.firechild.se"

Tuesday, November 13, 2018

Schmidt Synthesizer

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via this auction

Thursday, October 25, 2018

Some of the Synths Coming to SoundMiT Torino on November 3 & 4 - Next Weekend!



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:

Saturday, October 13, 2018

dark dub house techno jam


Published on Feb 18, 2018 SynthBae

"Schmidt Synthesizer, analog rytm, jupiter 8, juno 60, tt606, elektron octal rack"

Jawn Step - Analog Synth Deep House Jam - feat Juno 60, Arturia Matrix Brute, Schmidt Synthesizer


Published on Dec 11, 2017 SynthBae

"Analog synth Jam with Roland Juno 60, Arturia Matrix Brute, Schmidt Synthesizer, Novation Peak, Elektron Analog Rytm, Elektron Octatrack - Sorry about the shaky camera and darkness, I will try and fix that soon!"

Friday, September 14, 2018

Adam Holzman and the Schmidt


Published on Sep 13, 2018 Schmidt-Synthesizer

"Adam Holzman (Keyboarder at Steven Wilson, former Miles Davis, Chaka Khan,..) has his first encounter with the Schmidt Synthesizer"

Wednesday, September 12, 2018

SCHMIDT EIGHT-VOICE POLYPHONIC SYNTHESIZER For Sale

Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.

via this auction

This one was listed back in 2015.

Here's something you don't see on eBay often.

"SCHMIDT

EIGHT-VOICE

Polyphonic

SYNTHESIZER

SERIAL NUMBER: 010

Powered by :e:M:C:

Power cord included

USER Manual included

Flight case included

Tested and works awesome.

Condition is excellent.

· eight-voice polyphonic, true analog synthesizer with digital control and preset memories

· discrete sound generation circuitry (no integrated oscillator / filter circuits on one single chip)

· You want Schmidt to sound like an entire orchestra? Have a go at Schmidt's eight-part multimode. Simply select the desired preset sound, voice allocation, keyboard mapping, MIDI channel, controller-assignment, tuning, volume, panning, and output routing for each multimode part in an easy-to-survey LCD screen. Enjoy sounds as complex and dynamic as you never would have expected from one single instrument.

· separate audio outputs for each voice, plus summing outputs and headphone out

· 1,028 single sound presets

· 256 multi sound presets

· 61 keys, semi-weighted, with velocity and aftertouch

· sophisticated glide/portamento capabilities

· several realtime modifiers fully programmable per preset (modwheel, stick controller, keyboard-aftertouch, four foot switches, four expression pedals)

· complete MIDI implementation, MIDI via USB port and DIN sockets

· all sound programming functions with dedicated frontpanel controls and switches

· precise information on parameter names and current values via large LC-display

· multi-color LEDs

· control panel with adjustable angle

· internal universal power supply

· flightcase included"

BIN of $19,000

Monday, August 06, 2018

Schmidt Design Prototyping from Designer Axel Hartmann


Auto-translated via Axel Hartmann on Facebook:

"What does not come out on this rendering; - at the Schmidt you can adjust the color and intensity for all Leds (collected) and for the display accentuating free and above all floating over the complete spectrum by knobs. This is a very fine feature that always hits bright enthusiasm"

Update: according to Swissdoc, this was one of the initial design renderings of the Schmidt shared by Axel Hartmann on FB thread and not new: "the picture shown by Axel Hartmann is one of the first renderings he did for the Schmidt about 10 years ago. So that is nothing new. Very similar to the Little Phatty. Design was changed to what we know by today."
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