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In fact, he loves it so much that he's brought it back. The Two Voice Pro is similar to the 1975 original, but comes with a few upgrades.
We're hoping to find out more soon, but the great news is that the synth is shipping now priced at $3495. More on the Tom Oberheim website, but here are the all-important specs.
Tom Oberheim Two Voice Pro features
- Mini-Sequencer is enhanced - you still generate a sequence with the knobs ( up to 16 positions ) but you can store sequences from the knobs into flash memory
- Two sequences can be played simultaneously (or play one sequence while also playing on the keyboard, like the old one)
- After sequences are stored in flash memory, you can edit them to add 2-way, 3-way or 4-way ratcheting and you can program the gate length from zero (like a rest) up to almost the complete step length
- Sequences can be chained into songs, and each step in a song can be programmed for sequence number, transpose amount and number of repeats
- Sequencer syncs to Midi Clock
- Keyboard outputs velocity and pressure
- Each module (both SEMs, Mini-Sequencer, Keyboard Control) has mini-jack patch points (56 patchpoints)
- Pitch and Modulation wheels
- Pan pots
- Headphone output
- Separate Vibrato LFO

Casio is getting into the heritage synth game by releasing CZ App, a new iPad synth that's inspired by the CZ-series instruments from the '80s.
Based on phase distortion synthesis, this offers 36 waveforms and is Inter-App Audio and Audiobus compatible.

Modulus, developer of the Modulus 002 synthesizer, will be introducing the synthesizer at NAMM under a new company name, Modal Electronics.
The company says
Though the Modulus trading name dates back to when current company co-founder and director Paul Maddox made his much-admired MonoWave synthesiser in 1999, by becoming aware of the reemergence from bankruptcy of a non-related MI industry company also known as Modulus, Maddox and his fellow directors decided to create a unique brand by also using The NAMM Show 2015 as the perfect platform to announce that it will be now known as Modal Electronics going forward.
At the Winter NAMM Show, Modal Electronics will be showcasing the 002 — its inaugural instrument and also the first analogue/digital hybrid polysynth to have been designed, developed, and manufactured in the UK for four decades.
The highly-specified analogue/digital hybrid super-synth offers 12 discrete voices of polyphony. It offers a hands-on user interface, a high-quality, context-sensitive 4.3-inch screen with wide viewing angle and flexible synthesis options.
The company says, with the ‘volumes being sold so swiftly, 002 has played a significant role in proving that whoever said that the high-end hardware synthesizer market is dead is dead wrong.’
The company says it is working on a range of follow-up product launches for 2015 and beyond. By bolstering its team with the welcomed appointment of William Neen, former CEO of Foxconn Europe, to the board of directors as company CFO, it now benefits from a wealth of electronics industry and manufacturing expertise.
The Modal Electronics 002 is available to purchase for £2,995.00 GBP (plus VAT). EU pricing — correct at time of writing — is €3,795.00 EUR (plus VAT). US pricing — correct at time of writing — is $5,200.00 USD (plus local sales tax).


]Ich frage mich dann allerdings doch, wer sich - angesichts von Ableton's eigenem 'Push' - als Produkt-Zielgruppe von Novation oder Alesis sieht?![]()
Wie kommst du jetzt auf Alesis?
...hab' mich wohl grad selbst vertan...ich glaube 'Livid' war's...Aber da das Teil a.) vermutlich noch keine Unterkategorie der Launch-Serie hinter sich herziehen wird (zumindest nicht bis Herbst)

Das die APCs mechanisch schwächel(te)n, zeugt wohl vom Sparstift.
Schüchterne Frage an die Jury: Gibt's da nicht schon genug von?![]()
da kann man schon noch n bisschen mehr machen mit der Serie... erst recht zweigleisig mit den Pros...
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Gearslutz ist grad abgestürzt, könnte daran liegen: http://www.sequential.com
(Bin ich der einzige, der sich einen neuen dicken VA wünscht?)
Arturia have been teasing their forthcoming audio interface since late last year, and today they've finally unveiled it in all its leather-topped glory.
AudioFuse is a relatively compact 14-in/14-out interface, offering 24-bit AD/DA conversion with a sampling rate of up to 192kHz. Despite its relatively diminutive size, the unit offers an impressive range of I/O options. On the front are a pair of main XLR/balanced jack inputs, which connect to a set of low noise DiscretePro pre-amps, along with two headphone outputs. Around the back these are joined by another pair of jack ins, a phono input, four jack outs, ADAT in/out, S/PDIF in/out, WordClock in/out and MIDI in/out. There's also a trio of USB ports, making the unit a handy hub for other USB equipped gear.
The top panel offers a variety of control features, with highlights including A/B speaker switching, a talkback function via a built-in mic, separate master and monitor mix controls and an option to engage 'soft analogue clipping'.
The whole unit is housed in a metal chassis and comes with a striking leather top case (hat?), which makes the whole thing look like a very high-end lunchbox.
AudioFuse has been designed to work with a variety of software platforms, and Arturia state that the interface can be used with iOS and Android devices, as well as Mac and PC.
AudioFuse is due to arrive during spring 2015, priced at a RRP of €549/$599. Head Arturia for more details.

Gearslutz ist grad abgestürzt, könnte daran liegen: http://www.sequential.com
Tja, ein neuer VA ist von DSI nicht drinnen…stattdessen gibt es das hier:



