The Access Virus TI represents a groundbreaking evolution in synthesizer design, bridging the divide between hardware and software instruments through what Access calls "Total Integration" (hence the TI designation). Released in October 2005 after...
Alesis SR-18 drum machine didn’t claim to be "revolutionary", but justified the good name of its predecessor - SR-16. The number of audio samples and presets was increased, as well as the 24 bit resolution was implemented. Its body is completely made of...
The Access Virus Rack is a rack-mounted version of the popular Access Virus synthesizer. It features the same sound engine as the original Virus, but with a more robust design and features such as a built-in sequencer, arpeggiator, and effects. It is a...
DX7 II D (D stands for dual timbres/outputs) was similar to DX7S with the addition of stereo outputs, bitimbrality and integrating a larger screen. The bitimbrality allows for using layer and split modes. Deep voices and juicy combinations could be...
The Kurzweil K2500S is a professional-grade synthesizer and workstation keyboard released in 1997 by Kurzweil Music Systems. It features a 76-key velocity-sensitive keyboard, 48-voice polyphony, a powerful sequencer, and a wide range of onboard effects....