ARP Little Brother
Analog Synthesizer ARP
LittleBrother
SPECS
Little Brother
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Analog Synthesizer
ARP Little Brother built in 1975
1 Voices / Stimmen
1x Multitimbral
Memory / Speicher no
Value / Gebrauchtwert in 2005 was about 230 € (-)
OSC Synthesis can do subtractive
subtractive - and of course its nature is analog
uses hybrid technology: no
Wave Shapes square saw noise
1 OSCs
1 Filter lpf self reso 4 Pole
1 LFOs sine square
1 Envelope Generators 1xADSR
MIDI, Control & Triggering and playing via CV GATE
0 Keys
responds to Pressure/Velocity? no
Arpeggiator no
Sequencer no
Synth ID is 172
- WHAT THESE THINGS MEAN / GENERELLE INFO ZU DEN DATEN
ARP Little Brother built in 1975
1 Voices / Stimmen
1x Multitimbral
Memory / Speicher no
Value / Gebrauchtwert in 2005 was about 230 € (-)
OSC Synthesis can do subtractive
subtractive - and of course its nature is analog
uses hybrid technology: no
Wave Shapes square saw noise
1 OSCs
1 Filter lpf self reso 4 Pole
1 LFOs sine square
1 Envelope Generators 1xADSR
MIDI, Control & Triggering and playing via CV GATE
0 Keys
responds to Pressure/Velocity? no
Arpeggiator no
Sequencer no
Synth ID is 172
- WHAT THESE THINGS MEAN / GENERELLE INFO ZU DEN DATEN
ABOUT Simple kind of "expander" for voice doubling or as sound module for sequencing.. btw: beside the Oberheim SEM one of the first expanders ever made!
ABOUT Eine Art Expander mit einfacher Stimme (zwecks Dopplung oder als Sequencerklangmodul). Es war neben dem Oberheim SEM überhaupt einer der ersten Expander.
ABOUT
DETAILS quite slow LFO, ARP Trigger info: gate pulse in/out 8-10V GROUND to positive. , has s+h
DETAILS ein rel. langsamer LFO, s+h
DETAILS
SOUND simple basses with power , sort of expansion for CV/gate synthesizers
SOUND einfache struktur zum andicken oder für bässe und co, anhängen an andere Synthesizer via CV/gate.
SOUND
ARP known or written as Alan R. Pearlman formerly Tonus Inc.
The second best known synth company in the early 70ies. Alan R.Pearlman founded the Tonus Inc in the US and later changed to ARP. they where the big ones beside Moog until the polyphonic synths came. the Odyssey and ARP2600 were a good addition to the Moogs and sounded less "typical moog". After the hard struggle making a guitar synth (the avatar sold about 300 times) they changed to a very innovative new synth, the Chroma but closed their doors in the early/mid 80ies and sold it to CBS (which was sold to Rhodes/Fender).
ARP Trigger info: gate pulse in/out 8-10V GROUND to positive.
EDP gate pulse out: 'S-Trig' (like moog and some korgs) and 9V GROUND to positive.DER HERSTELLER
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