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After 15 years with my very first synth, Kawai K5000s I've come to understand why it is one of the most sonically distinctive instruments ever manufactured for evolving, morphing and harmonically complex synthesis. Funny enough, despite the deep, esoteric programming angle, I got mine for absurdly low prices
After months of diving into this beauty I've assembled what might be the collection of field notes on Roland's often-overlooked 1978 masterpiece. The RS-505 -marketed as The Analog Orchestra - represents a fascinating crossroads in synthesizer history, and the more I've uncovered about it,
Over the past several weeks, I've been revisiting the old friend which I keep since my childhood - the Roland MT-32. This weird, compromised synthesiser had character, that many early game studios like Sierra, LucasArts and Westwood began bundling with their games OST and hired professional composers like
What emerged from a couple of years working with this instrument was a portrait that challenges assumptions about what (FM?) synthesis can be. We all know that the 61-key SE keyboard version incorporates channel aftertouch, a feature absent from the original model. And the factory programs were specifically revised to
Пакуль тут няма кантэнту. Новыя матэрыялы з'явяцца тут, як толькі будуць апублікаваныя.
Пакуль тут няма кантэнту. Новыя матэрыялы з'явяцца тут, як толькі будуць апублікаваныя.
Пакуль тут няма кантэнту. Новыя матэрыялы з'явяцца тут, як толькі будуць апублікаваныя.