In his latest video, German synthesist Hainbach takes a look at the Suiko ST-50 Koto Synthesizer, a rare 80’s Japanese electronic instrument.
If you’ve used the Suiko ST-50, leave a comment and share your thoughts on it!
Video Summary:
“In which I demo and make music with an obscure synthesizer made for the Japanese traditional music market, the Suiko ST-50. Created to accompany poetry, the ST-50 is a beautiful and strangely timeless instrument. Its haunting sound and unusual playing style set it apart from many other instruments.”
Arturia should turn this into a software synth! Gimme.:P
I would buy it 🙂
@S-Trigger my thought exactly home boi! S.C Charleston Israelite producer!
Come on Behringer, go for it.
Sukio ST-50 prices now entering orbit…
really im starting to have a problem with artists trying to trade mark things.. its an old instruments with all the respect hainbach , im not trying to criticise his work in any way, but why the hell do artist always want to show what the do !?!??!?!
just do whatever and give us music, thats the most important… i dont give a F&%k about how you do it !!!
Just like dogs who want to piss everywhere !!!
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lol….shut the fuck up and just dont look those videos if you dont like these, i like them and glad they exists
Some really cool sounds in there. I’m sure they can be found on some other instruments like the sakura image line vst. but just the intriguing nature of what all those sliders do! lol
Suiko ST-50 sounds like a number of the ZC1 presets in Zenbeats.
His Patreon is one of the few that’re worth it. He’s made samples of it (which is 99% of the instrument, anyway), and he actually knows how to sample.