This Vintage Six-Trak Synthesizer is fully functional and in Very Good to Excellent Condition. The synth has been well taken care of with all knobs and pads and with a feel like they have experienced low use. The wood side panels and keys are clean. Inside shows no sign of repairs or abuse. Clean inside and out."
"The Chroma Polaris was the second synthesizer made by Fender/Rhodes after they took over ARP, following their classic Rhodes Chroma. It has a very ARP-like sound. Sounds can be layered up to 6 voices. It also has a simple real-time sequencer and 132 memory patches."
The next evolution in music software. Powerful wavetable sound.
The next generation ELECTRIBE produces state-of-the-art dance music.
The ELECTRIBE series first appeared in 1999. Since then each generation has inherited the iconic, intuitive operability of the original while incorporating the most up-to-date sounds and styles.
The ease of use, accessibility, sound and musicality of the ELECTRIBE reach new heights in this latest software version which features a powerful wavetable sound source, a “Quick Input” sequencer and a convenient chord pad that allows you to play a chord with one finger. Even if you aren't a musical virtuoso, with ELECTRIBE Wave you can create state-of-the-art dance music like EDM, Future Bass, and Trap.
• Powerful wavetable sound suitable for the latest in EDM
ELECTRIBE Wave has a sound wavetable featuring sounds widely used in the latest music creation. Unlike a PCM synth, the wavetable allows you to repeatedly play fragments of short waveforms, and change the waveform position during playback. By combining the wavetable (which features a rich variety of presets) with a powerful filter and two modulation units, you can create an infinite number of innovative and sharp sounds that cannot be produced using standard PCM synths. Even without a deep knowledge of synthesis techniques, the carefully selected parameters make it easy to craft your sound.
"In Part 2, the sound-generating aspects of the Landscape Stereo Field are explored. Of course, one has to keep in mind that so many variables exist in how the Stereo Field generates sound, that this may be the only performance like it that will ever occur!"
"Is a double 8 track, hand tap , 4ppqn step sequencer.
-8 double track channels x 32 steps grid;
-long life micro switch for hand tapping;
-forward pattern rotation;
-pattern filler;
-400 undos (if you miss a tap, you can undo it)
-erase entire sequence
-ghost tap (live tap , not saved in the grid);
-8 trigger outs with led indicator and mute;
-internal / external clock ;
-load/save all channels.
The main idea to have one button to control many channels came from a project called BIG BUTTON by LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER https://www.lookmumnocomputer.com/big..."
We implemented the envelope follower module as planned and voted on in the kickstarter campaign :-) The envelope follower is a quad-follower, which means it has 4 inputs, and 4 envelope outputs. Besides classic envelope following with adjustable attack/release (in milliseconds) it also detects if a signal crosses a threshold and can output a gate signal when this happens. There are 4 detectors built into the envelope follower, so you have 4 envelope outputs and 4 gate outputs.
We've created a simple preset where the envelope follower takes a looping sample signal (a drum loop) from a sampler and outputs and envelope which is sent to a state variable filter (SVF)'s cutoff frequency. The filter takes a low frequency square wave "bass" signal, filters it and sends the output to the output module. The output module also outputs the signal from the sampler so you can hear the drum loop as well as the effect of the envelope on the cutoff. You can find the preset above. We've also made a video using this preset. The preset comes with a drum loop sample downloaded from freesound.org, the sample has a public domain license. Info about the author at https://freesound.org/people/shpira/sounds/323623/
Bug fixes in sampler
Entire sample is now selected when start is 0 and length is 1 (@mercurial).
New features in step sequencer
Step sequencer now has two new outputs, L1 and L2. These output the last step value, when respectively G1 or G2 was high. The duration parameter now changes the duration of the G1 and G2 signal, still output via G1 and G2, and does not change the duration of the step value(s) anymore. These changes were made to make step sequence programming faster and easier for melodic lines (@ivans). We provide a preset above where the step seq is used with an envelope and LFO that demonstrates how to use these new outputs.
Preset renaming improvements
We changed the preset renaming code so longer names, spaces and capitals can be used. Characters can be capitalized by pressing the 2nd encoder. Also fixed a bug where the first encoder value would jump after renaming. Thanks to @BrettSaberhagen @NeilParfitt and others for the suggestions and feedback.
Bug fix in patcher grid
Fixed a bug in the erase grid feature in the patcher grid.
