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Description
Step into the world of vintage synthesis with the Oberheim TVS-1 Two Voice, a modern homage to the iconic synths of the 1970s. This synth marries the warmth of analog sound with a host of contemporary upgrades, making it a must-have for both seasoned musicians and budding sound designers. With its dual Synthesizer Expander Modules (SEMs), the TVS-1 offers four oscillators, delivering that distinctive fat, analog tone that defined a generation of music.
The rebuilt mini-sequencer is a standout feature, enabling you to craft intricate patterns and store up to 99 sequences in flash memory. Whether you're looking to create complex compositions or simply experiment with sound, the sequencer’s flexibility, including 2-way to 4-way ratcheting and programmable gate lengths, will inspire endless creativity. The Oberheim TVS-1 retains its original charm with an aftertouch-enabled keyboard and over 50 mini-jack patch points per module, allowing for deep customization and modulation possibilities.
Designed for the modern musician, the TVS-1 also syncs with MIDI clock, ensuring seamless integration into any digital setup. It's not just about nostalgia; this synthesizer is a powerful tool for today's music production needs.
Key Features:
- Dual Synthesizer Expander Modules (SEMs) with four oscillators
- Enhanced mini-sequencer with up to 99 sequence storage and editable parameters
- Two MIDI-sync-capable LFOs per voice with multiple waveshapes
- Programmable ADS envelope generators for each voice
- 3-octave, aftertouch-enabled keyboard
- Over 50 mini-jack patch points per module for extensive sound shaping
- MIDI clock synchronization for modern setups
- Pitch and modulation wheels, pan pots, and headphone output
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Owner Insights
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Features and functionality
Build quality
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Each unit is hand-wired with discrete analog component boards, showcasing high-quality engineering.
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Comparisons
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The Oberheim TVS-1's SEM modules can be used as replacements in older Two Voice or Four Voice models, indicating compatibility and design consistency.
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Oberheim TVS-1 offers a clean SEM sound, contrasting with the fat and punchy tone of the Moog Model D, making them distinct choices for different sonic preferences.
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Artist usage
Add artistIn a reddit AMA on March 31st, 2015, Liam Howlett was asked, "Hi Master, is there any synth/gear you are addicted in?", to which he replied, "i rock analogue keyboards ,, oberheim 2 voice , arp 2600"
In this Instagram video clip of an Oberheim TVS-1 Two Voice, Alessandro Cortini comments: "Welcome back to the family tvs1"
This video, shot in Adrian's private studio, shows most of his instruments and gear, including the Oberheim Two Voice
Liam Howlett of The Prodigy uses the Oberheim TVS-1 Two Voice synthesizer, a pioneering polyphonic synth first introduced in 1974. Known for its distinct analog sound, it features two voices, each with two VCOs, a lowpass filter, and a mini sequencer. This versatile instrument, produced from 1975 to 1979, is detailed on Theprodigy.info, highlighting its role in Howlett's gear lineup.
Mark Mothersbaugh is associated with the Oberheim TVS-1 Two Voice synthesizer, famously used in the soundtrack of "The Life Aquatic." This connection is demonstrated in a YouTube video.
Although boasting a lush sound, the album was recorded largely at Paul's Rhythm Ranch studio on a single tascam 16-track with a Studiomaster desk. Synths used include: Roland D-50, Akai S1000 and S3000, Kork M1R, Waldorf Microwave, Roland Super Jupiter module, Oberheim Matrix 1000, Yamaha TX802, Minimoog, MIDIMoog, Oberheim Two-Voice, Roland Jupiter 8 and SH-101.
At 6:10 in the Vanity Fair video "Stranger Things Composers Break Down the Show's Music," Kyle Dixon is seen using the Oberheim TVS-1 Two Voice synthesizer.
In a MusicRadar Tech studio tour video, Andy Meecham of Emperor Machine showcases his use of the Oberheim TVS-1 Two Voice synthesizer.
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