"Cheetah MS6 Multitimbral Analog Synthesizer Module, produced in UK in the '80s. It's famous for having the same sound chips (CEM 3396) as the Oberheim Matrix 6/6R and Matrix 1000, but with multitimbral feature.
The unit has just been restored with new capacitors and internal battery replaced, and is in fully working condition. No noticeable scratch noise or bad contacts on the buttons and switches."
"'Analog Pearl' Soundset is here! 64 custom patches for for wonderfull vintage machine.
Korg DW-8000 is a great 33 years old vintage synth with deep sound & midi onboard.
While some people thinking that interface is limited - we made deep vintage strings,
warm pads & swells,fat basses,prophet 5 style leads & musical bells and plucks & fx to show that this machine is Deep!
All the sounds in this song made 100% with DW with no external fx - only mixing volumes & a bit limiting on master section.
You will get 64 highly usable presets in midi & syx format.
"Celebrating one year of the incredible label Somatic Records from London. I made a remix of the very first track Dalliance by Sitiveni which was released one year ago.
"Digitone arrived yesterday. I don't know much about FM synthesis so after a bit of playing about I thought I'd try this to test out the synth voices and Digitone sequencer, arpeggiator and LFOs."
"Echochorus is an experiment in Dub Techno and Minimal Techno led by Kirils Lomunovs, Latvia based multi genre sound and video artist, also known as vintage analog synth expert, who works in the field of experimental electronic and analog music and has been a part of the alternative scene in Latvia since the early 90-ties. During the years, in a search of a novel sound, deep electronic and analog sound exploration led Kirils Lomunovs to participate and establish several dissimilar musical projects such as Kriipis Tulo, Astrowind and Echochorus. His music was published in Germany, Italy, France, Denmark, Turkey, Spain, USA and Ukraine. Four of Echochorus albums (Alley, Aelita, Ayahuasca Experience Live and Matu Ausis) were published during 2012 and 2013 in Paris, France.
