Sixteen years after the first Electribe was released, Korg completely revised and redesigned the line with two new models: the Electribe and the Electribe Sampler, both marketed as "Music Production Stations." This page covers the Synth Electribe,...
The GS e7 is a seven-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer based on subtractive synthesis, with a fully analog sound generation path. Each voice is built around two voltage-controlled oscillators (VCO), a white noise source, a mixer, a voltage-controlled...
The Bree6 is a six-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer built around a fully analog signal path, delivering the warmth and character that only true analog circuitry can provide. Each of its six voices is built around a dedicated voltage-controlled...
The Erica Synths Syntrx is a semi-modular analogue monosynth developed from scratch with a user interface inspired by the legendary EMS Synthi AKS. While not a clone — no part of the circuitry is copied from EMS schematics — the Syntrx pays homage to its...
Synthesizer, Sound Module/ Tone Generator, Analogue (A), Paraphonic, Oscillators' hard sync, Oscillators overall: 3, Production start: 2023.
The Roland MKS-7 is a rack-mounted synthesizer module released by Roland in 1986. It is based on the Roland JX-7P synthesizer and features two digitally-controlled oscillators, two envelope generators, two low-frequency oscillators, and a 24 dB/octave...
The Akai VX90 is a 6-voice polyphonic analog synthesizer released in 1986, designed as a rack-mount version of the AX73 with an identical voice structure. This MIDI-equipped instrument combines analog sound generation with advanced digital controls and...
The Alesis DM5 is a professional drum sound module and the successor to the popular D4, maintaining much of its predecessor's hardware and operational architecture while introducing significant updates. Unlike conventional drum machines, the DM5...
Sound Module/ Tone Generator, Bass Synthesizer, Percussion Synthesizer, Digital (D), Production start: 1991, Production ended: Yes.
The Roland MC-80 Micro Composer represented in late 90s a significant evolution in hardware MIDI sequencing, arriving nine years after Roland's previous dedicated sequencer release. This professional-grade machine bridges traditional hardware sequencing...
