The Crumar Bit One, introduced in 1984, is a six-voice programmable touch-sensitive synthesizer that represents a compelling entry in the mid-1980s affordable polyphonic synthesizer market. As a hybrid digital/analog instrument, it combines digitally...
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The Crumar Bit 99, released in late 1985 (approximately three months after the Bit 01 expander), represented the keyboard incarnation of the improved Bit 01 technology and served as the ultimate expression of Crumar's Bit synthesizer concept. At a reduced...
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The Quasimidi Polymorph is a sample-based&DSP modelling desktop synthesizer module. It represented a significant departure from the company's dance-oriented heritage, offering a sophisticated synthesis engine that transcends genre boundaries. While...
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The Novation Supernova II Rack delivers the same sonic power as the keyboard version in a streamlined 3U rack-mountable form factor. Despite its more compact size, it retains the full synthesis capabilities of its keyboard counterpart, with identical...
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The Quasimidi Sirius represents a comprehensive evolution in dance music production technology, positioning itself as a complete dance workstation that significantly expands beyond its predecessor, the Rave-O-Lution 309. Unlike the 309's single monophonic...
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