Synthesist and sound designer Paul Schilling shared this audio demo for the new Black Corporation Kijimi synthesizer – a polyphonic synth module, inspired by the RSF Polykobol:
Here’s what he has to say about the demos:
“Some examples of different sounds Kijimi can make. Tonal and noise/SFX, and some are sort of in-between.
This is a deep synth and I have barely scratched the surface of this thing, hence it is only a ‘first pass’.”
Details on the Kijimi are available at the Black Corporation site.
this is very nice, you can hear a very nice character on this….
All the Black Corporation synths sound magnificent, and Schilling’s sounds bring out their best.
I never got to play a Polykobol, but I’ve had a couple of sessions with an Elka Synthex. This has part of its character. Mainline manufacturers generally prefer to spend their money on in-house designs, so even at the prices involved, you’re getting some respectable vintage power here. High-quality demo, Paul!
sounds amazing. we can’t all just run out and buy a Black Corp but i think they are doing something very important and are singular in the current synth landscape, their synths are expensive but are infinitely more accessible than a CS80 or RSF Polykobol II. here’s to dreaming of having one at some point.
No screen? No thanks.
Those mini keys are way too small
and the color is awful!
take it away!!!!
omg what were they thinking?!?!?!?!
Never been so utterly mesmerized by a synth demo, divinely gorgeous sound.