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Thursday, September 08, 2011
Clavia Nord Modular Synthesizer
via this auction"This is the rarest of the Nord synths and by far the most flexible. This is a solid metal construction, Swedish made, digital analog modelling synth with 18 knobs assignable to any sonic parameter.
It's sonic architecture is based on analog modular synthesizers. You use a computer editor (that communicates via midi with the Modular) to build patches from scratch from components like Oscillators, VCFs, LFO's etc. These are patched together just like with a modular synth in whatever order you'd like. It is so much more flexible than most digital and analog synths because you are not limited in the amount of each module you can use. For example, you can build a patch with 6 LFOs, 4 sequencers, and 5 VCFs if you want AND you can use all inputs and outputs of the modules to carry sounds or effect them. These patches can all be saved on the Modular so you don't need a computer for live performance. Oh yeah, and it has 4 assignable outs and stereo inputs for everything from filtering to vocoding."
Yamaha CS6x Synthesizer w/ PLG-150AN
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"The CS6x was the Big Daddy to Yamaha's legendary CS1x and CS2x synths (both of which I owned previously). It's a fully featured, 16 part multitimbral synth with effects and a sampler - it really is something of a powerhorse.
I bought Yamaha's PLG150-AN analog modelling expansion card for the synth (which alone cost around £250) which basically makes the CS6x a fully fledged analog modelling synth based on Yamaha's hugely respected synth the AN1x, complete with all the squelches and crazy LFOs that go with that. A downloadable editor lets you really get inside the sounds of this synth as well if you are using a PC with it. "
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