Title link takes you to shots via this auction. Not a synth, but I've never seen one of these before. Anyone know more about this one? It looks influenced by Roland.
Details: * touch sensitive keys * slow/quick attack * 3 decay settings * 2 organ settings * 2 harpsicord settings (brass/wood) * control of vibrato (speed/depth) * sharp to flat tunning dial
Everyone has a synth that got away. This was it for me. I ended up with the newer blue Q Rack at a Sam Ash blowout for only $650, and I love it, but... I always wished I bought a brand new older blue Q keyboard instead.
"A little jam on the Alesis Micron. Leave a note if you like it, and I'll record more!
For the curious: This is all a single setup I made, called "Sunset", using stock programs. Here's what's inside:
Part A (lower octave): "SunsetPad" 4-bar pattern using "Solar Wire" program.
Part B (lower octave): "SunsetBassline" 4-bar pattern using "JacoInTheBox" program.
Part C (upper octaves): "Sandpaper Lead" program. Z-knob is mapped to fuzz pedal level.
Part D (upper octaves): "Arp Answering" arpeggio pattern using "EP? OK!" program.
Part E: "HH Hardcore" drum program, overriding drum B in the beats.
Part F (low D): "PR Squirch" drum program.
Beat A (low C): "Minimal 1" rhythm, latched.
Beat B (low C#): "Roll 01" rhythm.
Beat C (low D): "What Up 4" rhythm, latched"
Yes, I did previously post this here. Why am I posting it again? Well, at the time I did post it I was asked to keep the source anonymous. I can know reveal who this is, but instead of doing so I thought I'd let people guess first. If you already know who this is please do not ruin it for others. Feel free to guess in the comments.
StringZ2 "A new and much 'Improved' version of StringZ, we present StringZ2. Now much more capable of providing pad ensemble sounds as well as the PM sounds that StringZ was famous for. This version boasts the keyscale controls first introduced in Rticul8r. Here they can be used to good effect to fine tune the filter or harmonics across the keyboard. This version also has a reverb unit built in that can become part of the voice architecture. Complete with a full bank of 128 presets which have been kindly contributed by Tim Conrardy and Himalaya showing the full range of this distinctive keyboard."
Title link takes you to shots via this auction. Not a synth, but I've never seen one of these before. Anyone know more about this one? It looks influenced by Roland.
