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Description
The Analogue Solutions Vostok Matrixsynth is a versatile modular synthesizer that combines the charm of vintage analog sound with the flexibility of modern modular capabilities. This synthesizer is renowned for its distinctive pin matrix patching system, which allows for a highly customizable signal flow, reminiscent of classic synthesizers from the golden era of electronic music.
Featuring a robust selection of oscillators, filters, and modulation sources, the Vostok Matrixsynth is designed for musicians and sound designers seeking a comprehensive tool for crafting unique sounds. Its semi-modular design makes it an excellent choice for both beginners and seasoned synthesists, offering the option to use it as a standalone unit or as part of a larger modular setup. The unit also includes a spring reverb, adding a lush, vintage character to your patches.
With its hands-on interface, the Vostok Matrixsynth encourages creativity and exploration, making it perfect for live performances and studio sessions alike. Whether you're looking to create rich, evolving soundscapes or punchy, rhythmic sequences, this synthesizer offers the tools you need to bring your sonic visions to life.
Key Features:
- Unique pin matrix patching system for customizable signal routing
- Multiple oscillators with variable waveforms
- Classic analog filters for warm, rich tones
- Integrated spring reverb for vintage-style effects
- Semi-modular design suitable for standalone use or integration with other modular systems
- Hands-on interface ideal for live performance and studio use
FAQs
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Is the Analogue Solutions Vostok Matrixsynth polyphonic or monophonic?
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The Analogue Solutions Vostok Matrixsynth is a monophonic synthesizer, meaning it can play one note at a time, which is ideal for creating basslines, leads, and intricate sound effects.
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What are the standout features of the Vostok Matrixsynth's sound engine?
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The Vostok Matrixsynth features a versatile matrix patch panel, multiple oscillators, and a unique spring reverb, allowing for extensive sound design possibilities and rich, analog textures.
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How does the matrix patch panel on the Vostok Matrixsynth enhance sound design?
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The matrix patch panel allows for flexible routing of signals and modulation sources, enabling users to experiment with complex sound paths and create unique sonic landscapes.
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Does the Vostok Matrixsynth integrate easily with other modular gear?
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Yes, the Vostok Matrixsynth is designed to integrate seamlessly with other modular synthesizers, offering CV and gate connectivity for expanded modular setups.
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What kind of power supply is required for the Analogue Solutions Vostok Matrixsynth?
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The Vostok Matrixsynth requires a standard AC power supply, which is included with the unit, ensuring it is ready to use out of the box.
Videos
Mike Foo (Tritone Amplification)
Analogue Solutions Vostok Pin Matrix Synth - Demo #1
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"We use an API 1608 desk, various compressors like the Universal Audio 1176s and the blue DBX 160 series. I still prefer my old Lexicon 480L to the digital plug-ins. The latest version of Pro Tools is great to have, because it is very easy to combine all the old gear with that. In ATR, we use the Roland TR-909 as the main drum machine; it’s part of the band’s sound, really. Then we still use the old Akais for ATR, like the S1100 or the S6000 or the MPC 2000XL. They are also part of the band’s identity in a way. Especially when you apply distortion. We also have a lot of modular synths, from the Metasonix Wretchmachine, the ARP 2600, Analogue Solutions Vostok, the Sherman Quad Filterbank and the Moog Voyager with all the external CV gate stuff. We find the Voyager better suited for ATR. My Minimoog just sounds too retro. I love the machine, as so many others (my Korg Trident, Roland Jupiter 8 etc...) but ATR has a certain sound that we stick to. I use all that other stuff more for the Alec Empire solo works. The Atari 1040ST is still the main sequencer for everything. Pro Tools is slaved to that."
This was my first modular gear. I think half the reason I bought it was because I thought it was cool that it had a pin matrix and it closed up like a suitcase. For the first few years, it was pretty frustrating—I'd usually spend a long time trying to remember how to get it to make sound, do one (usually noisy) overdub, and then put it away for a few months. It's embarrassing how long it took me to start getting my head around the way the modular stuff works, but this was a great introductory piece to learn on. It's got all the basic modules you need built into one unit: three oscillators, two LFOs, two envelopes, a filter, sequencer, VCA, ring modulator… I've since expanded my modular set-up quite a bit, but the Vostok still integrates in really well and gets used regularly.
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