Analogue Solutions Vostok VER 2.0 Modular Synth RED

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New Limited Edition Red Color!

KEY FEATURES OF VOSTOK:
All circuits are totally analogue with the exception of the MIDI interface. This is the brand new Version 2 Vostok with 3 analog oscillators and new metal case!

484 Matrix patch panel points / 69 Sockets / 52 Rotary controls / 13 LEDs / 20 Switches / 2 Displays

Dimensions
Dimensions shown do not include feet/handles/catches/corners pieces.
Complete closed case: 274 (H) x 440 (W) x 188 (D)
Lid depth: internal 50mm (enough to leave in patch leads). External 134mm

Control Modules
MIDI to CV Converter
CV1 (pitch) / CV2 (controller) / Gate / Accent / Legato, MIDI Thru, channel select, manual trigger

Joystick
2 way joystick controller

Sequencer
8 step CV & Gate analogue sequencer, range switch, manual step

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MOV05102

YouTube via lucio788. Univox Micro Rhythmer

Tiptop Audio Z2040 vs. Doepfer A-105

"So, naturally, when it came to choosing a filter for my first modular system, Doepfer's A-105 was top of the list. As users of SSM - and indeed most 24dB - filters will tell you, the biggest drawback is the loss of volume and bass at high resonance levels. So when Tiptop Audio's Z2040 was announced, I was keen to hear how this problem had been addressed."

read the full review with samples at navs.modular.lab.

Juno 6 song

YouTube via reginaldbowlsiii. "^__^"

Doepfer-Cwejman-MFB-Livewire-Plan-B

YouTube via DavideModu

Nord Rack Test

YouTube via yoyodynex. "Clavia rulez!!"

185 MKII Roland 100m analogue sequencer test 3

YouTube via carbontony. test 2 here. 2 leads you to 1.
"Testing two M185 MKII Sequencers from RYK.
Left one is playing bassline, right one is playing melody."

iSequence - a music workstation for iPhone

iSequence - a music workstation for iPhone from giku juju on Vimeo.

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iSequence on iTunes:

Elektron Comprendor

via the forum

comprendes?

LinnDrum II Update

via Roger Linn Design

"Update - July 9, 2009:

We’re still hard at work but regrettably won't be able to meet our earlier estimate of a 3rd-quarter 2009 ship date. The recent changes in the economy have caused us to rethink our design, which had become too expensive. One problem is that Dave’s customers and my customers had different views of what the product should be, so we had been working on a more elaborate design that we thought would please them both. Then the economy tanked. Oops. The other issue is that Dave and his team have been having such success with their analog synths that they’ve been spreading themselves pretty thin trying to work on both projects.

So given these circumstances, we’d prefer not to state another release date estimate at this time, but when we do we promise to post it here along with any other information we’re able to release. Also, given that Dave and his team have their hands pretty full and that a beat-oriented product is more of a Roger product anyway, we’ll probably be selling it through Roger Linn Design instead of from both companies as we had previously considered.

I’d personally love to tell everybody all the details of the product design, features and price as we did with our initial designs of the product, but there’s that pesky problem of keeping the information from our competitors. So we need to keep tight-lipped for now and regrettably can’t answer any questions. Thanks also to those who have kindly asked to place advance orders. However, we don’t feel it’s right to accept orders until we are able to release the price or more information about the product.

And now I must get back to work. :)

- Roger"