The Farfisa Syntorchestra
The Farfisa Syntorchestra is an Italian analog keyboard/synthesizer from 1975. It was used by Klaus Schulze on his album Moondawn, by Ash Ra (Ashra Tempel) and by Vangelis.
Basically, it is a simple monophonic synthesizer with some presets which can be modified and a polyphonic section. These two sections can be also combined and slightly detuned (intervals are also possible) to sound like a 2-VCO monophonic synth.
Resources:
- An overview of the Farfisa Syntorchestra
- Overview of the Farfisa Syntorchestra at SynthMania
- Farfisa schematics
video via AnalogAudio1
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Tags: analog synthesizer, Ash Ra, demo videos, Farfisa, Klaus Schulze, vangelis, vintage keyboards, vintage synthesizers





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