The Roland S-220 is a digital sampling module released in 1987. It was one of the first accessible digital samplers on the market and was used by electronic musicians in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The S-220 was capable of sampling at 12-bit resolution and had a maximum sample rate of 30kHz.
The Korg Opsix represents a revolutionary approach to FM synthesis, taking this classic synthesis method far beyond its traditional boundaries. This compact 37-key synthesizer builds upon the foundation of 6-operator FM synthesis while introducing...
The Akai S1000 represents a significant advancement in digital sampling technology, following the success of Akai's 12-bit S900, which had established itself as the studio-standard sampler. Released in late 1988, this new 16-bit stereo sampler aims to...
The Akai S1100 represents the evolution of the hugely successful S1000, which had established itself as the industry standard professional sampler. Released approximately two years after the S1000, the S1100 maintains the same operational interface and...
The Kurzweil K2700 represents the pinnacle evolution of the legendary K2 Series Workstations, delivering unprecedented power and versatility for the modern musician, producer, and performer. This flagship instrument combines decades of Kurzweil...
