Alesis Andromeda A6

This ambient track, via thekilon, features a heavy does of the Alesis Andromeda A6 keyboard synthesizer: Read more…

This collection of videos, via Gearwire’s Bill Holland, takes an in-depth look a the Alesis Andromeda A6 megasynth.

The first video on the Andromeda covers some of the basic controls you’ll find on similar high-end, digitally controlled analog synths. Read more…

MoonSatellite – Sequenzer I (extrait) is a very nice live Berlin-school style synth jam.

via samurailonewolf:

Pads, Sequences, Voice : Andromeda A6 – FX, Lead, Bass : Minimoog Voyager – Sequence in the middle : Korg R3 – Rythm : Roland MC 808 – Record : Korg D16 – Wind : Minimoog + EH Small Stone. (Sorry for the sound it’s live capture with cam…)

This synthesis tutorial, Alesis Andromeda Atonal Synthesis, is pretty strange, but it’s full of great sounds and interesting information.

via JeffreyPlaide:

This instructional video explores atonal synthesis using the amazing Alesis Andromeda analogue synthesizer.

We can investigate atonal applications for sound synthesis and with some background theory, understand how to create ambient pads and ringing atmospherics and similar sonic combinations. Analogue synthesis can create atonal and ringing timbres that can be played to bring about dissonance and clangourous combinations that can be used to create atonal musical sequences and special effects including background atmospherics and pads.

Overview

In a world filled with “almost-analog” and “sort-of-analog” synthesizers, Andromeda is the real deal: a high-performance instrument fueled by true analog synth technology.

In a single, powerful package you’ll find a huge range of tonal possibilities: searing leads, warm pads, fat bass lines, extreme sound effects and more. With Andromeda you can get all these sounds simultaneously, while enjoying the creative control to reach out, grab knobs and instantly reshape Andromeda’s mind-blowing sonics.

Check out the video above for sonic demos and the specs below for more info! Read more…