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The principal model of Roland's Juno family, originally released in 1982. Popular among 80's pop artists such as: Wham!, Cyndi Lauper, Eurythmics, A Flock of Seagulls and more.

• • • Digital Controlled Oscillators

    • Arpeggiator

    • Chorus Effects

    • ADSR Envelope Filter

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The follow up Keyboard Synth to the Yamaha's DX-7 Keyboard. Originally released in 1983

• • • FM Synthesis

    • 4 Operators

    • 10 On-Board Memory Locations

    • 20 pre-programmed voices:

      • • • Brass

          • String

          • Piano

          • Organ

          • Synth Sound

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The most successful model Keyboard Synth from the DX line of Keyboard Synths released by Yamaha. The Yamaha DX-7 Keyboard was originally released in 1983 and was one of the most successful Digital Synth Keyboards of the 1980's. Adopted by artists such as: A-ha, Kenny Loggins, Prince, Whitney Houston, Celine Dion among others.

• • • Digital Synthesizer

    • 5 Octave Keyboard

    • 16 Note Polyphony

    • 32 Algorithms (across 6 Wave Operators)

    • 128 Preset Patches

    • LCD Display

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Originally released in 1999, A Total Audio Workstation Music Production Toolkit equipped with:

• • • Touch Screen

    • 62-voice digital synthesiser

    • 32MB Multi-Sample sounds

    • 16MB RAM (up to 1000 Samples)

    • Multiple arpeggiators

    • Sampler 48kHz/16 Bit (Stereo Input)

    • 16 Track Sequencer

    • 100,000 note capacity

    • 4 Channel Audio Outputs

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Originally released in 1978. The more recent release of the Mini version is completely modeled on the original Analog Monophonic Synthesizer.

• • • Monophonic

    • Complete Analog Circuitry

    • Self-Oscillating Filters

    • 2 VCO / 2 VCA / 2 VCF / 2 EG / 1 LFO Structure

    • External Signal Processor

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Behringer's homage to a classic 1970 Analog Synthesizer of times past: The Moog's Minimoog Portable Analog Synth. Behringer's rendition features are for most part are an absolute replica of the original with the exception to the Keyboard.

• • • Euro Rack Ready

    • 3 VCO's

    • 24 dB Ladder Filter & VCA

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Virtual Sound Modelling technology enables this rack hardware to sound like all the synths! Polyphonic and Multi-Timbral. Originally released in 1995. Also released as a Keyboard.

• • • • 4 to 12 Voices

      • 4 Part Multi-Timbral

      • 2 VSM Oscillators

      • 2 LFO Generators

      • ADSR Filter Envelope

      • Arpeggiator

      • Knobs and Controls all Midi CC Compatible

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Released in 1993. QuasiMidi's rack digital synth module, favouring the Techno and Trance enthusiasts of the 90's; features include:

• • • • 21 Voice Polyphony

      • 1000 RAM Cached Patches

      • Synthesis:

        • • Additive

          • Subtractive

          • FM

          • ROM

      • 2 Oscillators

      • 64MB ROM Capacity

      • Modulation

      • Built-In Arpeggiator (Midi Sync'd)

      • Effects:

        • • Chorus

          • Vibrato

          • Delay

          • Coder

          • Reverbs

      • GM (General Midi)

      • MIDI: IN, OUT, THRU

      • 6 TRS Audio Outputs (Stereo + 4 Out)

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Released commercially in 1996 - this rack sound module was targeted for the Electronic & Trance Music Community - which was hugely popular during these times.

• • • • 600+ Samples (E-MU Sound Designers, European Company Control Synthesis Ltd)

      • 32 Voice Polyphony

      • 256 ROM

      • 256 RAM

      • 16 Part Timbral

      • Sample Editor

        • • Filters

          • MIDI (Sync'd) LFO

          • MIDI Patch Modulation

      • 3 Stereo Outputs (Configurable)

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Inputs

• • 2 * Stereo Inputs (Assigned from Pro Tools/Ableton Live labelled: "HP Mix A/HP Mix B")

  • 1 * Talkback Mic Input (Redback Desktop Microphone)

  • 1 * Ext Input (Not Used)

Outputs

• • 6 * Stereo Unbalanced Outputs (Accessible from Front)

    • • • • Channel 1 - Rec Room 6 - HP A (1)

          • Channel 2 - Rec Room 6 - HP B (2)

          • Channel 3 - Drum & Foley - HP A (Not Currently Used)

          • Channel 4 - Drum & Foley - HP B (Not Currently Used)

          • Channel 5 - Not currently assigned and can be used in the control room for artists

          • Channel 6 - Not currently assigned and can be used in the control room for artists

  • Each channel has numerous controls, dials and switches:

    • • • • 'A - Mix - B' Dial - This is to mix between the two main source inputs: 'Mix A' and 'Mix B'

          • 'Ext In' Dial - This is NOT currently used across any of the channels.

          • 'Level' Dial - This is the overall volume/level that will send to the connected channel output.

          • 'Mute' Switch - This is a latch switch to toggle the mute across the channel's output.

          • 'Mono' Switch - This is used to Mono sum the selected input source.

This devices manages all the MIDI traffic between all compatible outboard devices and the host (iMac Computer). 

MIDI INPUTS refers to the MIDI Data sent TO the outboard devices.

MIDI OUTPUTS refers to MIDI Data being sent FROM the Midi compatible device/synth.

There are spare MIDI DIN cables hanging available for use for anyone that would like to bring in their own MIDI DIN compatible devices

MIDI CONNECTIONS

FRONT:

• • Channel 1 - Empty and Available for Use

  • Channel 2 - Empty and Available for Use

  • Channel 3 - Empty and Available for Use

  • Channel 4 - Empty and Available for Use

  • Channel 5 - Empty and Available for Use

  • Channel 6 - Empty and Available for Use

  • Channel 7 - Empty and Available for Use

  • Channel 8 - Empty and Available for Use

BACK:

• • Channel 9 - Behringer Model D Synth - MIDI INPUT

  • Channel 10 - Nord Rack - MIDI INPUT

  • Channel 11 - QuasiMIDI QUASAR - MIDI INPUT

  • Channel 12 - E-MU Orbit 9090 V2 (The Dance Planet) - MIDI INPUT

  • Channel 13 - KORG Triton - MIDI INPUT

  • Channel 14 - KORG Triton - MIDI OUTPUT

  • Channel 15 - Empty and Available for Use

  • Channel 16 - Empty and Available for Use

**Note the Korg MicroKey Midi Keyboard & Korg MS-20 Mini Synth are connected via USB directly to the computer.

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• • Speaker Select:

    • A - Main Monitors (KRK Rokit 6 G3 Speakers)

    • B - Currently not used

    • SUB - KRK 12" Powered Sub Woofer

  • AUX Input Knob - Adjusts the level of input from the AUX Input

  • Source Select:

    • I/P1 - Main Monitor Mix from the Universal Audio Apollo (DAW Monitor Mix)

    • I/P2 - Currently not used

    • AUX - For Laptop Playback/Audition use (you can hire a 3.5mm Cable from the Tech Desk)

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• • 38 Hz - 35 kHz Frequency Response

  • 2.3 kHz Crossover Frequency

  • 107 dB Max Peak Output

  • XLR, TRS & RCA Analog Input Connectors

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• • 32 Hz - 139 Hz Frequency Response

  • Adjustable Crossover Frequency

  • 119.5 dB Max Peak Output

  • XLR, TRS & RCA Analog Input & Output Connectors

Inputs

• • HDMI 1 = iMac extended desktop screen