Berlin synth and drum machine company MFB announced (or leaked) they are making an under 1500 Euro synth. I think it will be interesting because this Manfred Fricke design will be the full blown real thing with a keyboard and three oscillators. I can’t wait to see and hear it.
“high quality analogue monophonic synth, 3 oktaven weighted keyboard mit aftertouch, pitch/bend & mod rad arpeggiator, sequencer funktion (synchronisierbar), 3 vco mit fm und sync, pwm, saw/trangle mix, 3 lfo (2 als hüllkurve nutzbar) bis in den audiobereich, ringmod & noise multifilter (8-12 typen) eines bekannten berliner filter entwicklers, 2 analoge und schnelle ENVs (voltage controlled), daher gut regelbar bei niedrigen werten high quality VCA, digital delay (tbc), speicherbare sounds, midi und cv/gate steuerbar, midi ausgabe, wertige potis, schalter und knöpfe, stahlgehäuse mit holzseitenteile.” – tripbeat
For more info: mfberlin.de
This entry was written by , posted on February 23, 2011 at 2:11 pm, filed under hardware, synthesizer and tagged Berlin, Dominion, Manfred Fricke, MFB, oscillator, synthesizer. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink and follow any comments with the RSS feed for this post.
I can’t see why having one of these new Vermona MONO Lancet analog synths around can be a bad thing. Be sure to watch until 2:50 to hear the quality of the resonance. I like it.
“The voltage controlled lowpass filter has a slope of 24db per octave. On high resonance settings it starts to self-oscillate and produces a stable sine wave that can be played in a range of about 2 ½ octaves.” – vermona.com
For more info: vermona.com and twitter.com/Vermona
This entry was written by , posted on June 30, 2010 at 6:11 am, filed under synthesizer and tagged analog, filter, MONO Lancet, oscillator, resonance, synthesizer, Vermona. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink and follow any comments with the RSS feed for this post.
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