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Filed under: Controllerism, Electronic Instruments, Sequencers, Synthesizers
Yamaha today announced a new, budget version of it’s innovative Tenori On music synthesizer – the Tenori On Orange, TRN-O.
The TRN-O is an entry-level version of the Tenori On, offering the same basic musical functionality, but using orange LEDs, stripping away the backlighting LEDs and using a basic white plastic case.
Surprisingly for a budget item, Yamaha did not announce the pricing for the new Tenori On Orange. The TRN-O is expected to be available in December.
Yamaha also confirmed a free forthcoming firmware update for Tenori-On customers, expected to be available in January. The update will address the syncing of Tenori-On to external DAW applications and offer an improved MIDI sync implementation. Read more…
Mochika + Abyssal recording session
via atomolab:
Recording session for the AtomoSynth Proyect album, Mochika processed by the Abyssal filter. Abyssal with delay added.
This video captures the Bratigel Rotary Analog Step Sequencer in action.
via heidibeerbel:
Bratigel – Germany ,Rotary Modular Step Sequencer with 2 x 12 Steps , forward/backward Counter, CV Clock Many Controls, Precis.
CV Scaling and switchable Glide, very nice Trigger Divider with many LEDs…
There’s not much more information on the web on this beyond what’s on YouTube. If you know anything more, please leave a comment!
This video demos MIDI clock control of Synthesizers.com Q960 analog sequencer.
via davidryle:
To control the clock timing for synchronizing to Cubase, this patch was created on my Synthesizers.com modular.
The Future Retro Orb Sequencer
Future Retro has introduced a sextacular new MIDI/analog sequencer, the Future Retro Orb Sequencer.
It’s an evolution of the Roland TB-303 inspired sequencer that’s the heart of the company’s Mobius Sequencer, Future Retro 777 bassline synth and Revolution synth, but redesigned as part of FR’s XS analog synth line.
While the Orb offers a fraction of the connectivity options of Future Retro’s earlier Mobius sequencer, it has a much more elegant design and some unique sequencing options.
The Future Retro Orb Sequencer retails for $550.
Details below.
If you’ve used the Orb, leave a comment with your thoughts! Read more…
