The Lag strap on MIDI controller has all the features that you'd normally want to see: multiple ribbon/button modulation sources, 2 assignable output channels, 128 set up memory locations, flash ROM for online updates & a wireless MIDI transmission system. On top of all that it's beautifully crafted out of wood. Lag Guitars |
I've been waiting for this, a big
brother for the MC-303 Groove Box from Roland. The MC-505
addresses a number of shortcomings of the 303 by adding:
multiple outputs, more processor horsepower, quicker
access to parameters, full MIDI controller data transfer
in and out, ADSR envelopes, 2MB & 4Mb memory cards
and 64 voice capability. It's still sample-based and
there's no plans (yet) to include any modeling
technology. Roland |
If the current crop of analog modeling units aren't quite doing it for you then you'll want to see the Jomox SunSyn when it comes out (Q3 98). It's a real-live analog synth. It's an 8-voice unit with 4-pole filters, programmable modulation routing and something called RCO that lets you use complex digital waveforms in place of the standard waveforms. JoMoX El. Musikinstrumente GmbH |
OK, if the previous unit
doesn't meet your expectations for true analog synthesis
then you'd better like this. The fine people at
Technosaurus have brought back from the mists of time, a
real live modular analog synth. It's got all those things
that you know and love (and hate) from the old Moog
modulars. At the booth I heard a little repeating
sequence that was slowly modulating and evolving the
whole time I was there, it's truly the real deal. Technosaurus |
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