The PX Apollo is based on an uncommon synthesizer model from the early ‘70s of which as it were 2 are known to exist. A portion of a bigger venture that was in the long run deserted, this instrument was the antecedent to one of the world’s to begin with and most productive polyphonic analogue…
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One of the sweetest sounding and most persuasive analogue synths and capable instrument whose heredity made a different shape the sound of music and music for the film throughout the ’80s and beyond. Created as the primary fully-programmable polyphonic synthesizer with preset capacity, this version 10 was the first model of what would end up…
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Famous, eminent, and seemingly one of the sweetest sounding and most effective analogue synthesizers, PX Memories takes a deep dive into the Lintronics LAMM. Based on the final and most driven of its makes polyphonic synths sometime recently going bankrupt in 1987, its improvement appears to have been fragmented, with a notoriety for unsteady tuning…
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Program 24 brings you the immaculate sound of ’80s Italo Disco motivated by two wild synths nearly misplaced to time, the Solton Programmer 24 and SM100. The Programmer 24 is a modest 3-octave console discharged in 1985, it contained everything fundamental to create total courses of action, and genuine-time execution highlights idealize for backing up…
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Motivated by a few of the all-time favourite vintage computers and gaming consoles, 8-Bit Synth conveys an enormous collection of true sounds made with the equipment. Dial-up custom patches made with the Commodore 64, Diversion Boy, SID Station, Mod Machine and more, and make brand unused sonic enterprises with the honest to goodness sounds of…
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Super-7 conveys the brazen sound of the ’80s motivated by the MKS-7, an 8-voice rackmount synthesizer that combines the analogue design of the celebrated 106 with PCM sounds from the 7o7 drum machine. In request, frequently imitated, and a well-cherished instrument to this day, the 106 has been utilized broadly by differing artists extending from…
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An accomplishment of instrument design, the SunSyn is fantastically complex-in-all-the-right-places. From German synth maker JoMoX. Released in 1999, it can be considered in straightforward terms as an 8-voice polyphonic analogue/digital crossover, or in a more gutsy way as 8 discrete measured mono synths. Each voice is outfitted with 2 genuine analogue oscillators able of saw,…
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Darklight by UVI With a price tag of over $100,000, the dream machine of the ‘80s was unreachable by most. Utilized by endless conspicuous specialists and artists counting Peter Gabriel, David Bowie, Michael Jackson, Jean Michel Jarre, Thomas Dolby and numerous others, it remains a profoundly respected and looked for after instrument. Enduring a fit…
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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…
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From rich and brassy to fat and offbeat, Kroma and PolarX provide you with the sounds of two uncommon classics full of vintage ’80s analogue flavour. Donning a striking and blocky design the Rhodes Chroma is a 16-voice analogue synthesizer from 1982. One of the primary microprocessor-based analogue synths was also the final console outlined…
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