Within the late '80s and early '90s, the synthesizer scene started to alter. A modern breed of consoles started showing up in shops, records and on live performances; matte dark behemoths shunning the recognizable handle clusters for uniform clusters of discrete buttons and gleaming green LCD screens. They signalled more than a move in interaction with our musical counterparts‚ they introduced within the period of the computerized synth. To those willing to do without the instantaneousness and ease-of-editing of the analogue synth world, these consoles offered astounding highlights for the time; gigantic polyphony, broad on-board sequencers and design memory, detachable capacity and advanced effects.