Access Virus Indigo Synthesizer

$1,673.10 Price Tier: High-end

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The Access Virus Indigo Synthesizer is a robust and versatile tool for musicians seeking to explore the depths of electronic sound. Known for its powerful DSP engine, the Virus Indigo offers a wide range of sonic possibilities, from thick analog emulations to modern digital textures. This synthesizer is equipped with 37 semi-weighted keys, providing a responsive and expressive playing experience for both live performances and studio sessions.

The Virus Indigo is packed with features that cater to both amateur and professional musicians. It includes a staggering selection of oscillators, filters, and modulation options that allow for intricate sound design. The user-friendly interface is equipped with a clear LCD display and an array of knobs and buttons that make real-time sound manipulation intuitive and engaging.

Connectivity is seamless with multiple outputs, MIDI capabilities, and a USB connection for integration into any setup. The Virus Indigo also supports patch storage, enabling you to save and recall your custom sounds effortlessly. Designed with both durability and portability in mind, this synthesizer is an excellent choice for musicians on the go.

Whether you're crafting atmospheric pads, aggressive leads, or evolving soundscapes, the Access Virus Indigo Synthesizer provides the tools needed to bring your musical ideas to life.

Key Features:

37 semi-weighted keys for a responsive playing experience
Powerful DSP engine for versatile sound design
Extensive selection of oscillators, filters, and modulation options
User-friendly interface with LCD display
Multiple outputs and MIDI capabilities
USB connection for easy integration
Patch storage for saving custom sounds

Product specs

Brand	Access
Model	Virus Indigo 37-Key Digital Synthesizer
Finish	White
Year	2010s
Made In	Germany
Categories	Digital Synthesizers, Keyboard Synths
Analog / Digital	Digital
Key Size	Full Size
Keyboard Action	Semi-Weighted
MIDI I/O	MIDI Input, MIDI Output, MIDI Through
Number of Keys	37 Keys
Polyphony	24 Voices

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Is the Access Virus Indigo synthesizer polyphonic or monophonic?: The Access Virus Indigo is a polyphonic synthesizer, capable of producing up to 24 voices simultaneously, allowing for rich, layered sounds.
What type of keyboard action does the Access Virus Indigo have?: The Access Virus Indigo features a semi-weighted keyboard action, providing a balanced feel suitable for expressive playing and dynamic performance.
How does the Access Virus Indigo integrate with other MIDI devices?: The Access Virus Indigo offers MIDI Input, Output, and Through, allowing seamless integration with other MIDI devices for expanded control and connectivity in your setup.
What are the standout features of the Access Virus Indigo's sound engine?: The Access Virus Indigo's sound engine is known for its versatile digital synthesis capabilities, offering a wide range of sound design options from lush pads to aggressive leads, ideal for various musical styles.
How portable is the Access Virus Indigo synthesizer?: With its compact 37-key design and full-size keys, the Access Virus Indigo is portable enough for live performances while offering the playability needed for studio work.

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Build quality

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The Virus KB features a Fatar keybed, praised for its superior action, unlike the Indigo's springier feel, compared to M-Audio controllers.
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Features and functionality

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The Virus KB's ability to split the keyboard for dual-part use is a noted advantage for versatile play.
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The Virus Ti2 is praised for its immense multitimbral capabilities, allowing it to function as a standalone synth in a setup, but users should expect some voice stealing.
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Virus Indigo 2 uses the C engine with more options, but lacks the tactile quality of the KB's keybed.
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The Novation Ultranova is noted to have more powerful oscillators than the Virus, though it requires more tweaking to match the Virus's neutral sound profile.
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Owners of the Virus KB and Virus C note the digital filters in the B and C models are superior to the TI's, providing a warmer sound.
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Owners report that the Virus Ti's mod matrix is exceptionally versatile, enhancing sound design possibilities significantly, described as "chef’s kiss."
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Some owners prefer the Virus B for its simplicity and reliability over the TI models, which they find too software-reliant and occasionally glitchy.
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Use cases and applications

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Ideal for trance and rave, the sound engines across Virus models build upon each other, with C adding more voices and features on top of the B.
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The Virus is highly regarded for trance and rave music thanks to its precision control over supersaws, providing a rich and intense sound.
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Owners highlight the Virus B's three oscillators and unison mode as capable of producing rich, layered sounds, ideal for electronic music genres.
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Software and compatibility

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For reliable total integration, use a dedicated USB 2.0 PCIE card with only the Virus connected to it, and ensure your interface is on a CPU-dedicated USB bus.
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Some users experience issues with the Virus VST on MacOS, with problems like slow preset scanning, while others suggest Windows setups for smoother integration.
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Value and pricing

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A good condition Virus Indigo can be found for around $1,200 on Reverb, though prices are often considered high.
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Critic Reviews

Access Virus Indigo / Virus OS v4

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The Access Virus Indigo boasts a robust build and excellent sound quality, courtesy of the OS v4 upgrade, offering improved reverbs and delay effects. However, its compact design results in a cramped three-octave keyboard that feels cheap and lacks aftertouch. The small LCD and awkward control layout limit its usability. While the synth shines as a compact sound generator, its limited keyboard and multitimbrality restrict its appeal for traditional players. Overall, it's a stylish but functionally constrained option, best suited for those valuing portability over playability.

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acidsyndicate

over 9 years ago

Nice blue monster

My second and final synth the Access Indigo 2 version is a nice blue little monster with nice filters and a very warmth sound and has a nice retro-styled blue silver spacey look and thats how he sounds 'SPACE'. One detail the display is weak and flickers and I have to light it up with a external spotlight. To fix this problems is most expansive and besides of that, the synth must return to Germany which is also extra costs. I have a very little studio and because of his size he is ideal as second hardware synth beside my many software synths I use. I owned many synthesizers like the Roland VP330 - Roland Juno 106 - Roland JX3P - Formant modular - ARP Odyssey - Moog Rogue - DGS Scorpion Korg PE2000 - Korg 900PS - Korg DSS1 2x - Elka 505 chromatic - Suzuki SX500 - Firstman SQ10 - Yamaha SK50D - Yamaha AN1x 2x - Yamaha DS55 first synth - Yamaha TG500 - Waldorf Q + XT - Eminent Solina + midi - Ensoniq Fizmo - Emu Morpheus - Emu Planet E - Kawai K5000 - MAM MB33 - Novation Drumstation - Clavia Norlead 2 and Nord modular. There was only room for two synths and the Indigo which I used the most together with the Roland JD800 stayed in my studio. Instead for the most of my old synthesizers came software plugin versions. Nice note: the first owner of this Indigo was the keyboardplayer of the electropop band Hasselhoff from The Hague in Holland.

maas

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about 12 years ago

music nerd pride: choosing gear over cash

Nothing says you're a music nerd more than asking for an Access Virus for your 18th birthday, rather than money for going out. Music Nerd and PROUD!!!