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Korg WAVESTATE Wave Sequencing Synthesizer
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Yamaha reface CP
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Korg Minilogue XD
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Moog Subharmonicon
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Korg MICROKORG Mini Synth and Vocoder
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Roland JD-Xi Hybrid Synth
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Roland Juno-DS61
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Yamaha reface CS
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Moog Subsequent 37
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Moog Grandmother Semi-Modular Synth
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Arturia Microbrute
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Yamaha reface DX
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Roland Juno-DS88
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Yamaha MX49 V2 Blue
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Roland Jupiter-X
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Korg Volca Bass
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Korg Volca FM
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Korg Monotron Delay
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Yamaha reface YC
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Ashun Sound Machines (ASM) Hydrasynth Keyboard
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Moog Subsequent 25
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Behringer Odyssey
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Roland SYSTEM-8 Plug-Out Synthesizer
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Nord Wave 2
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Roland Jupiter-XM
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Behringer TD-3-RD
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Korg Volca Keys
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Korg Minilogue Poly Synth
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Korg MS-20 Mini
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Korg Monotron Duo
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Roland VR-730 Organ
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Roland VR-09B Organ
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Yamaha MX88 Synthesiser
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Roland System-1 Synth | System One
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Arturia PolyBrute
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Korg opsix
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Korg Kross 2 61
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Korg microKORG S Synthesizer/Vocoder
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Roland JUNO-DS76 Synth
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Novation Summit
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About Synthesizers
Synthesizers began their climb to prominence back in the mid 1960s with the creation of the first commercially available analog modular synth by Robert Moog. Since then synths have evolved into beasts of many forms, including FM, digital and sample based. Even with these reinventions, analogue synthesizers are still very much a part of today's musical soundscape and can be heard all over TV and radio.
Frequently Asked Questions about Synthesizers
Question: What is a synthesizer?
A synthesizer is an electronic instrument, often controlled by a piano style keyboard. A synth's sound is generated from an oscillator or waveform which is passed through different controllable stages. These could be filters, LFOs (used to make rhythmic changes to specified sections of the signal path), amp envelopes (which give you control over how the sound fades in, fades out and sustains) and effects (delays, chorus, reverb etc.). Synths are very versatile instruments and just one synthesizer can give you a phenomenal amount of sound creation mileage.
Question: Are analog or digital synthesizers better?
There's no correct answer to this question. Some people love the warm tones of analog, while others feel limited by the polyphony analog usually offers. Digital usually grants a wider palette of sounds and can even recreate the sound of analog fairly accurately. If you're really stuck over which to go for, Roland's JDXa synthesizer actually offers both analog and digital synthesis. The sounds can either be kept separate or blended together to create new and unique tones.