the timbre den
The main workhorse is a full SCSI Pentium III,
current spec is 733Mhz, 512MB RAM, 36GB HD,
Plextor CD-ROM + CDRW, Soundblaster Platinum Live
and Scope/SP. Next to the PC I also use my trusty
little 'ole Atari ST-E, 4MB RAM + 544MB hard disk,
which I still use to create samples using software
from Electronic Cow.
The analogues are controlled via Kenton MIDI to CV
converters Pro-4 and Pro-2000.
Main software tools are emagic's Logic Audio and
SoundDiver, the generic patch editor.
On left Atari ST-E
Main workhorse PC
Kurzweil K2000R(S) with 64MB RAM
3 x Yamaha TX7 fm synthis
Yamaha FS1R formant fm synthi
2 x Unitor8 MkII
3 x Fostex VC8 AD/DA converters
top left Korg MS10 (synthi)
top right Korg MS20 (synthi)
middle left Korg SQ10 (analogue sequencer)
middle right Korg MS20 (synthi)
bottom left Korg SQ10 (analogue sequencer)
bottom right Korg MS50 (synthi-expander)
close up on the above MS20 + MS50
Tascam 2624 MkII
left picci: granular synthesiser with resonance + chorus
Atari ST-E software from Electronic Cow
right picci: generic patch editor software from emagic
top left Minimoog
top right Roland SH-101
middle left EMS Synthi-A
middle right EDP Wasp DeLuxe
bottom left EDP Gnat
bottom right Ensoniq VFX-SD MkII
(right in top left corner of the picci
are the Kenton Pro-2000 on top of the
Kenton Pro-4 MIDI to CV converters)
customised EMS Synthi-A incorporating
temperature stabilised oscillators
LFO/audio switch on Oscillators 1 + 3
Portamento control + switch
Oscillator 2/3 sync control + switch
Voltage inverter
Osc2 voltage control shape
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2 x Yamaha TG77 fm synthis
Prophet VS Rack
