Anyware Semtex from Proto to now (final version)

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Semtex by Anyware Insturments – Synthesizers– Oberheim inspired modular Synth Ein Oberheim SEM ähnlicher modularer Synthesizer – universal synthesizer module.. modular verwendbar! new link / neuer link: SEMtex Anyware Semtex Synthesizer click image to enlarge.. Semtex Modular XL codename „felix“ reviews.. tests test/review in english by myself for bluesynths.com is here..test von moogulator hier in deutsch another review in english by jörg compare SEM vs Semtex some audio comparing Oberheim SEM vs.Semtex (left side is semtex).. new: the 19″ Semtex XL it has it’s power switch on the front panel…

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Synton Syrinx – the synthesizer from the netherlands

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synton syrinx most are black.. but there are some blue, red, possibly some „lila“ ones, too .. and it has a strange controller „mod pad“ 300 were made by Synton (Felix Visser, Marc Paping and Bert Vermeulen) in Holland even keyless expanders in the 90ies.all pictures and sounds thanks to synthesizer11.com click to enlarge!! you will not regret it!!.. the filters and filter routings are very special –> listen to the filter and Osc sound..: syrinx.mp3 syrinx1.mp3 syrinx2.mp3 syrinx3.mp3 syrinxosc.mp3 and it still can sound different than these demos ;)…

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TMSS Theis Synthesizer

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TMSS Theis Modular Synthesizer Theis Theis Synth overview / überblick.. note: the name of the system is NOT moogulatorium as it looks in the peter forrests (very good) books, it’s only the name of my site ;) it’s simply the TMSS (theis modular) BASIC SYSTEM – TMSS – Basissystem (no MIDI, but optional! / Optional zum Basissystem gibt es weitere Module zB MIDI..) Aktuelle Module – New & current Modules here / hier: MODULE THE OLDER MODULES – DIE ALTEN MODULE (bis 2006) – order separately / Extra bestellbar. ENVELOPE…

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ModDemod

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modDemod – Sounds much like a Ringmodulator via Forum: ModDemod von make noise LIMITED EDITION of 20 This is an ancient telecommunications switching circuit originally used for something called Single Side Band Modulation. Basically a way to put a bunch of lines within limited bandwidth… Harold Bode (and perhaps others) reclaimed this technology for artistic purposes in the early 1960’s, and Bob Moog (in collaboration with Bode) incorporated it into his Modular Synthesizer Systems in the 70’s. By then they were calling it a „Ring Modulator“ and the circuit had…

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