Stephin Merritt
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2 reviews
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Underrated sampler
An awesome 80s 12-bit sampler with mulitple outputs, analog filters and sequencer. It is also a synth where you can draw your own waveforms, flexible envelopes, the possibility to connect a monitor and mouse makes it dead simple to use. And there is a quite fat sounding unison mode similar to the other Roland synths from that time like MKS-80, JX-8P.
over 1 year agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question. -
beautiful and phosphorescent
no worlds to describe this sampler, it is fair , it is little bit complicated , it no have an auto-boot os (exist a mod to have this) but have a fantastic and aggressive filter , 8 separated output, keyboard zone divider, an hacked os for make it a sequencer (it's name was doctors-s), it is like a fairlight of the poor, with an oscilloscope , waveform drawing, sampling, cutting and automatic waveform modify ( yes , it mirror the grain selected in a 2 or 3 kind of similar mods). and all in realtime.
5 months agoSign up for Equipboard to reply or ask this user a question.
where did you find this?
Can you be a little more specific?
I never see these working in person and I am suspicious of ebay and don't like to buy music technology I can't fix myself....
Well, I love it. I replaced the floppy drive with USB floppy emulator. Plus I bought a program for reading and writing floppy images on pc. Recently I added a video card which makes it possible to connect a standard vga pc monitor.