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UVI Kroma,80年代合成器音色庫,取樣自 Rhodes Chroma 合成器 價格比國外官網更便宜
FUNKY ‘80S ANALOG SYNTHS, REVISITED
INSPIRATION Sporting a bold and blocky design the Rhodes Chroma is a 16-voice analog synthesizer from 1982. One of the first microprocessor-based analog synths it was also the last keyboard designed by ARP, makers of the 2600 and Odyssey among others, before being sold to CBS in 1981. The Chroma could be used as either a 1-osc/16-voice or 2-osc/8-voice synthesizer and was programmed primarily via a large array of membrane buttons ('80s in every sense). While programming wasn't convenient, the design was fairly sophisticated with a rich sound, never harsh – perfect for bass, strings, funky piano sounds and plucks. Following the Chroma was the Polaris, a 6-voice analog synth released in 1984. While being simplified in some ways the Polaris has more memory and an extensive MIDI implementation with full parameter control and can play multiple patches at once. Like the Chroma, Polaris has a fat analog sound capable of incredible bass, brass, strings and more – even some Synthex/Rendez-vous'esque sounds thanks to its sync parameter. We seldom see these synths anymore but their sounds are eminently worthy, and still exceptionally potent – full of the rich analog warmth and character you’d expect from an ARP. |
為什麼帝米可以比官網更便宜 !
1.帝米為 UVI 公司海外簽約經銷商。
2.購買後,即可取得正式版授權序號,少了實體包裝,減少了運費、關稅等額外費用,直接回饋給帝米的客戶啦。
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