Studio Electronics Boomstar 4075 Synthesizer SN 100043

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"Back to the raw power and purity of discrete analog - where Studio Electronics started in 1985!

Boomstar is the ultimate desktop analog synthesizer for those who remember and desire the electronic analog sounds that changed the world. Choose between four models, each corresponding to a classic filter type:

4075: Classic Arp 2600
5089: Classic Moog 24db ladder
SEM: Classic Oberheim 12dB/Oct with sweepable Low-pass through High-pass
303: Classic Roland TB
The Boomstar is a superior analog music machine made in the USA. From it's discrete voltage controlled analog oscillators, to it's hand matched transistors in its filters and amplifiers, no compromises have been made and no corners cut. This is the real deal for those seeking truly fat analog sound at a reasonable price. The snap and punch of hardware envelopes drive the Boomstar's brilliant voltage controlled circuits with unparalleled sonic integrity and versatility. The Boomstars are even semi-modular, with easy to access front mounted CV and Audio inputs and outputs for different routing possibilities and use with other hardware. This is not your average modern analog synthesizer!

The Sound Engine and Controls

All discrete circuity. Hand matched transistors in filter and amplifier.

Oscillator 1:

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Studio Electronics Boomstar SEM SN 100725

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"Note this is from the last Studio Electronics production batch and has factory-fitted metal-shafts and Davies knobs!"

"This revolutionary all-analog synthesizer module combines two very cool multimode oscillators, sweet modulation options, and a killer amp/mixer section with a real Oberheim SEM-style multimode filter, allowing you to create a universe of creative and compelling tones. A full set of highly tweakable knobs make accessing the wide range of sound the Boomstar SEM has to offer easy. What's more, extremely intelligent CV and MIDI implementation make it easy to add a Studio Electronics Boomstar SEM module to your keyboard or studio rig."

"Boldly following in the footsteps of pioneers such as Moog and ARP, the Oberheim's SEM was one of the first synthesizer modules to feature a multimode filter that allowed artists to choose from highpass, lowpass, notch, and bandpass filters. What's more, this multimode filter could produce wildly varying tonal characteristics, making it easy to get a wide range of sound from an otherwise simple synth. The Studio Electronics Boomstar SEM module gives you the same versatile filter to play with on top of an already sophisticated synth, allowing you to experience this amazing sound in a whole new way."

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Boomstar 4075 + Octatrack + TR8 + Devilfish 303

Published on Aug 23, 2014 Honeysmack

"First run demo with the Boomstar 4075 sequenced via MIDI from the Octatrack. Devilfish 303 is going through the Boomstar's external in for that extra layered sound.

Delay is the Boss Digital Delay RDD-10, with additional effects from the DP/2 and Fireworx (all not pictured).

Boomstar 4075 is the one with the ARP 2600 filter.

One single take, no edits, no post. Audio straight off the desk.

Это может быть звук электронного состояния человека"

Studio Electronics Eurorack Modules

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"What's nice about our OSCILLATION stunner (according to Tim) "is that the waveforms are DC-coupled [components connected directly together without any coupling capacitors], so they keep their shape even at sub-Hz speeds. The outputs are also buffered, so the amplitude is independent of the load they are driving. The waveform levels on some modern eurorack OSCs are often all different, and they vary depending if they go into the mixer or directly to the filter!" Coupling the circuitry without capacitors in-line gives the go-ahead for the full spectrum of frequencies to do their thing, and ensures near identical response over the years—audiophile, transistor-protecting signal path stuff here. You should see these beauts on the scope: a Class-A ballet of balance and proportion, only drawing modest current, rather evenly from plus and minus."

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Sudio Electronics Boomstar 3003+Intellijel seq+Peaks Bassdrum

Published on May 10, 2016 SYNTH GURU

"a short Boomstar 3003 test
Boomstar 3003 (Roland TB303 filter clone)"

Studio Electronics Boomstar SEM MKII - 4 Layer demo

Published on Apr 14, 2018 trigg015

"A little jam with my newly arrived Boomstar SEM MKII using 4 layers of boomstar sounds..

Just a bit of freakin' & tweakin' yo give you (and myself) an impression what this unit is capable of."

The Talking Booms of Mario Capretta

Published on Dec 20, 2014

"Copy from https://soundcloud.com/studio-electro...

(Band in a Boom* Box, the Final Chapter)

Raw files for supreme, artifact-free, listening joy:
http://studioelectronics.com/assets/A...
http://studioelectronics.com/assets/A...

The foundation for this distinctly Analogian adventure is the Boomstar 3003 crunch 'n chunk sound, warmed-up nicely by Slate Digital's "Virtual Tape Machine." I intended to accent it merely with the ATC-1-ish cross-mod vocal sound lead work (way back in early Sept.), which re-interprets my uber-talented friend Grecco Burrato's rich and rootsy guitar solo at 2:29 in my CODE-filtered Theriot offering (http://studioelectronics.com/assets/A...), but I kept getting pulled back into the power and poetry of the B*s circuits and smashing performance-centered feature set.

The jazzy polyphony heard at the beginning after my Uncle Mario's chuckles (more from him later, much more), is all Boomstar 5089, arranged on piano and tracked one note at a time—credit DP8's split notes feature; patience and persistence make pretty, and we are off to the races: the twin herculean pillars of 3003 rhythm and lead making friends along the way with slidey, glidey, echoey, multi-tracked B* 5089 / 1970's slippery, synthy goodness, B* 4075's punchy percolated arpeggiations, square-waved octaved finger bass, B* SE-80's rim shots, tablas, claps, 70's and 80's session snares, tuned "Tubaleans" kicks-basses, major toms, SEM hi hats and crashes, all of which thins out dramatically at 3:06 for the 5089/SE80/4075/SEM bass and beats break—picked up by those 5089 faux muted guitars—commencing the beginning of the culmination, or so it seems. Really, the show is just getting started with the 5089 holding court with its sweet and foxy leads on the run—love that "The Sweet" joint, a radio rediscovery one schoolday morning which revitalized and repurposed the back nine of “The Talking Booms,” called again upon the ARP-peggiations, Glam Synth drive, and clearing the mind for the late 99 year Oracle at Cleveland, Uncle M.

What are we learning? What are we storing up inside?

Thanks for the listening and read,
Marc A. Theriot St. Regis - Thanksgiving-ish 2014

p.s. Apart from DP and various audio plugins—my DAW was my friend—everything is Boomstar, apart from a backwards piano snippet from a rejected short film score of mine, and the snappy kick drum, hit by our Fox mic pre, and wrapped with several 4075 and SE80 kicks, when things get Marley. Oh yes, and brilliant cousin Eve (Capretta) Rouveral does the marvelous Mario mining."

Studio Electronics MKII Boomstars w/ Wood Side Panels

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"The filter in this Boomstar SE80 is based on the legendary, creamy, dreamy, multi-mode Yamaha CS-80.'

"The filter in this Boomstar 5089 is based on the classic, buttery and boomy Moog 24dB ladder filter."

"The filter in this Boomstar 4072 is based on the powerfully resonant, thumpy and mid-rangy ARP 2600."

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Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator rhythm CV clocked to Elektron Analog Four w/ Boomstar 4075

Published on May 19, 2015 exnihilo415

"Teenage Engineering Pocket Operator rhythm CV clocked to Elektron Analog Four and Boomstar 4075.

Stick around for 1:06 when the Boomstar kicks in.

Still enjoying the pocket operators, so much so I ordered the overpriced cases. It's a bit hilarious getting things re-synced after stopping the show. Part of the fun, I guess."

Studio Electronics Boomstar 5089 analog synth review - SoundsAndGear.com

Published on Mar 24, 2014 SoundsAndGear.com·629 videos

"http://SoundsAndGear.com - checking out a monster analog desktop synth from Studio Electronics from the Boomstart line. This is the 5089, which is based on the 24dB Moog style ladder filter. If you want thick classic analog tones, this is definitely one to checkout. It has plenty of knobs and switches, with crazy modulation options as well as some modular style patch points. This is one of the current lineup of six Boomstar synths, each has it's own filter type. Stay tuned for more videos on the rest of the family!

Product info here: http://www.studioelectronics.com/prod...

Full review here: http://soundsandgear.com/boomstar-508...

Learn Maschine: http://MaschineTutorials.com

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Studio Electronics BoomStar 5089 (HQ) Demo by INHALT

Published on Feb 11, 2014 INHALTVIDEO·25 videos

iTunes EP Available at:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/inh...
Vinyl Available at:
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"Every single sound is the Boomstar 5089 analogue synthesizer. This Boomstar has the Minimoog Analogue Filter inside of it and it sounds absolutely convincing. Stunning form factor and a sound that is classic!"

Mean SEM Ranch - Studio Electronics Boomstar SEM

Published on May 19, 2013 StudioElectronics·13 videos
Update: video re-published

"Boomstar SEM Production Unit Demo #2, comprised of congealed and edited SoundCloud tracks, with a few surprises thrown in for good measure.

SoundCloud individuals and a touch more o' commentary: [below]
https://soundcloud.com/studio-electro...

Music and programming by yours truly, Marc Alexandre Theriot St. Regis

Produced by MATSR"


"The Studio Electronics Boomstar SEM by Marc St. Regis

This set contains 39 sounds, total time: 13.07"

BOOMSTAR SE80 Sketch 04 -

video by Mason Chrysler

"As I dive deeper, the depths become clearer and clearer. This is a quick multi layer track made with the SE80. Recorded and processed in Logic.

The Boomstar SE80 is a monophonic synthesizer made by Studio Electronics. It has filters inspired by the legendary Yamaha CS-80 and sounds like a dream.

Thanks for listening!

MC"

Mason Chrysler BOOMSTAR SE80 sketches

Jamming with Yamaha CS-15, Moog Source, and Friends

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Akai MPC X - Drums
Moog Source - Bass
Yamaha CS-15 - Plucky Sequence
Behringer Pro-1 - Sound Effects
Studio Electronics Boomstar 5089 - Lead

Jamming with Moog Source, Boomstar, and Friends


Akai MPC X
Moog Source
Xoxbox
Behringer 2600
Behringer Pro-1
Studio Electronics Boomstar 5089

NAMM2014 Boomstar SE80

Published on Jan 27, 2014 analoguezone·12 videos

"Introducing the Studio Electronic 2 new analog synths:
Boomstar SE80 (YAMAHA CS80) and Boomstar 700 (KORG)"

Drew Neumann and the SE Boomstar 5089

1st Time Through with Drew - featuring Marc St. Regis, Drew Neumann and the SE Boomstar 5089

Published on Feb 14, 2013 StudioElectronics·9 videos

"The very first Boomstar 5089 production unit take two----er, take 1... of the 2nd session.

urls of the .wavs and .mp3s to be posted later tonight.

I kept the camera audio in the mix (albeit down a bit) to heighten the realism of the affair and to demonstrate just how sexy a three position switch is.

Produced and Edited by Marc St. Regis"

Elektron Analog Four, Machinedrum, Boomstar 4075, Animoog

Published on Mar 19, 2015 exnihilo415

"Animoog is doing pad duty, sequenced by iPad / Genome MIDI.

Various inversions of Dm, Fadd6, FM7sus2, Gadd2, Fadd2

Boomstar is doing bass, CV controlled from the A4.

A4 = leads, Machinedrum = kick,snare,hat"

Spotted on discchord.

Boomstar 4075 CV / Gate controlled by Elektron Analog Four

Published on Feb 25, 2015

"Four bar loop. Riding the VCF Cutoff Freq and VCO 2 Env 1 Mod Depth."

DSI Tetra Elektron A4 Boomstar 4075 Korg Electribe Patterning Genome MIDI Dub Jam

Published on Dec 25, 2015 exnihilo415

"DSI Tetra Elektron A4 Boomstar 4075 Korg Electribe Patterning Genome MIDI Dub Jam.

Patterning is doing most of the drums in 5 patterns
Genome MIDI is sending the dub chords to the DSI Tetra
Using the DSI Tetra iPad app to control the LPF cutoff and rez
Korg Electribe is filler sounds and snare on tape delay duty
Elektron Analog Four is doing the 3:20 bass and delay heavy lead
Boomstar 4075 (off cam) is CV'd by A4 doing the wanking lead"

iTunes:
Patterning : Drum Machine - Olympia Noise Co.
Genome MIDI Sequencer - White Noise Audio Software

Studio Electronics BoomStar 8106 Jam - Jupiter/Juno Filter

video upload by Aperture Sound Lab

"A solid Jam with a simple arp-y melody. Boomstar is (by a mile) the best monosynth I've ever played. So good in fact that I ended up handing off the Matrixbrute just to afford one. The unit you see here in this video is the one Voltage&Co was kind enough to lend me. I've got my own 8106 boomstar with slightly darker wood that'll be a mainstay here for quite sometime. This jam is just a short example of what it can do. More of these to come..."

Shootout at the Boomstar Corral - Resonant Filter Comparison by Marc St. Regis

Published on Jan 9, 2014 StudioElectronics·14 videos

"What was it they used to say in the '70s at the end of the 'Streets of San Francisco' opening credits? ... WITH SPECIAL GUEST STAR DREW NEUMANN.

Yeah that was it... wait for him.

The SoundCloud copy reads: "A Tombstone quality Boomstar 5089, 4075, 3003 filter shoot out/comparison. No tricks: no compression/limiting or gain maximizing, EQ, or plugins, just those snappy Studio Electronics hardware envelopes doin' work.

Each of the three Boomstar low-pass resonant filter synths have been put through near identical paces----no mean feat without programmability: and why would you want that in this purist platform? Artifacts and curtains would be in and in front of the sound, slowing and coloring, demanding tribute.

Patch matching contrasting hardware analog synths is not an exact science (sometimes a switch is missed or a pot or two is not precisely placed--you were sure you took a photo of that da#$ patch!) and tangy tangents are often explored at the end of certain sequences, once all the comparison fences have been cleared, but great care was taken to duplicate the settings and live switch flipping, knob turning and flying of the master performance, which could start out on any of the B*s depending upon mood and blind chance----if there is such a thing; mood is as palpable as approaching deadline storms."

c.f., https://soundcloud.com/studio-electro...

But this is no mere SC re-tread: surprises, extended/edited and fresh material awaits.

That should cover the primary speil...

Performed by Marc St. Regis, with the marvelous exception of Drew Neumann's sharing of his 'Big Drum' vision on "Jehan's Mental Martaize," on which the 'no compression/limiting or gain maximizing, EQ' prohibition was specially dispensated off corral and ranch.

Enjoy,

Marc A. Theriot St. Regis 1-9-13 (my #1 son's 19th birthday), Stevenson Ranch, CA"