Isla Electronics shared this sneak preview of ASICS, an internal engine for their upcoming Caladan hardware synthesizer, inspired by the Alesis Andromeda A6.… Read More Isla Electronics Previews Virtual Alesis Andromeda A6, ASICS
Temecula DSP has introduced MDV-II, a free virtual effects unit, inspired by the Alesis MIDIVerb II. … Read More Free Reverb For Mac, Windows Recreates Vintage Alesis MidiVerb II Sound
Sounds are from all the Alesis Andromeda A6, with some external reverb and delay effects.… Read More Shut Up & Play: Sounds Of The Alesis Andromeda A6 Analog Synthesizer
The Alesis Andromeda came out decades before the current analog renaissance, but is now recognized as one of the great analog synth designs of all times.… Read More Alesis Andromeda A6 Vintage Synth Review
Alesis made a full-on 16-voice analog beast….at the peak of digital synths.… Read More Is It Time For Alesis To Bring Back The Andromeda?
Alesis has introduced update v1.2 for their Strike MultiPad electronic drum instrument, which supports set lists, hi-hat playback mode, footswitch playback control and more. … Read More Alesis Updates Strike MultiPad Electronic Drum Instrument
Alesis has introduced the Strike MultiPad, a percussion pad instrument that lets you sample, edit, loop and perform. … Read More Alesis Intros Strike MultiPad Sampling & Looping Percussion Pad
We talked with synthesist and synth designer Erik Norlander about designing the new IK Multimedia UNO Synth.… Read More Erik Norlander On Designing The IK Multimedia UNO Synth
In this interview, Axel Hartmann talks about how he got into the industrial design of synthesizers, his thoughts on what makes a great synth design and the stories behind some of his best-known creations.… Read More Axel Hartmann On The Art Of Synth Design
This video, via gstormelectro, offers an audio demo of the Alesis Andromeda analog synthesizer. Or as they call it, ‘an onslaught of non-stop analog sensory bombardment.’ The Andromeda is a 16-voice analog keyboard from the turn of the millennium that combines deep analog features with knobby tweakability.
