The MS-1-BK is an analogue Synthesizer with 32 Full-Size Keys, 3340 VCO with 4 Concurrent Waveforms, VCF, NovaMod FM Sources, 32-Step Sequencer, Arpeggiator and Live Execution Unit. An affordable tribute to that notorious synthesizer with all the highlights of the first and after that some, such as a 32-step sequencer, arpeggiator and live execution pack,…
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Subsequent 25 s a 2-note paraphonic analogue synthesizer that melds the hands-on analogue soul of classic Moog instruments with the comfort and workflow of a cutting edge sound-design machine. Moog’s most compact console synthesizer, the Subsequent 25 conveys all of the wealthy sonic thickness that Moog synthesizers are known for. Accomplish instant satisfaction with quick…
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The Arturia MicroBrute is a small but powerful music production hardware tool. It may be small in size but it packs a massive sound, loaded with mixable waveforms, a sub-oscillator and the famous Steiner-parker multimode filter. It also has a fast envelope with sync-able LFO, a precharged sequencer and payable capabilities, it is a real…
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Over the decades, Moog has become one of the most renowned names in sound synthesis. Today we bring another great synthesizer worth talking about: the Moog Grandmother. This particular one is a semi-modular analog synthesizer that has a built-in arpeggiator, a sequencer, and a super spring reverb. It has 32 keys and a couple of…
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The SE-02 is the all-in-one analog dream machine. The collaboration of Studio Electronics and Roland again has produced another great piece of studio hardware equipment like no other. This time they have really put together something marvelous; they call it the all-man’s synthesizer, and it really is. These manufacturers spent so much dedication on the…
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Moog Music Inc is a manufacturer of electronic musical instruments whose foundation dates back to 1953 in Asheville, North Carolina, in the United States. It is famous for designing the world’s first commercial synthesizer in the 70s and possessing unique sounds. But, in particular, the Moog Matriarch is a patchable four-note paraphonic analogue synthesizer with…
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Let’s start with the basics: here we are going to talk about guitar amplifiers. First, in general terms, an amplifier is a device that amplifies the signal. It’s a unit capable of strengthening an audio signal that is provided from an electric guitar, an acoustic guitar, or bass guitar. After this, an altered signal is…
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Amplifiers, also known as an electronic amplifiers or amps, are electronic devices able to increase the power of a signal. This signal varies in time, voltage, or current. To further comprehend this, let’s remember that an amp is an electronic circuit that has two ports. It uses electric power generated from a power supply to…
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Class A amplifiers are the simplest form of a power amp. The reason is that, to produce an inverted output, they use a single switching transistor in its standard configuration. Since the transistor is always on, it is able to conduct during the complete cycle of the input signal waveform. The Class A amplifier configuration…
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When in an inactive state, Class B amplifiers have many advantages over the Class A amps. The reason is no current flows through the transistors. On the one hand, neither the output transistors nor the transformers dissipate any power when the signal is off. On the other, Class A amplifiers require a substantial amount of…
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