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Analogue Solutions Ample Synthesizer

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Analogue Solutions Ample Synthesizer
Product no: 9000-0117-0714 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

Analogue Solutions just keep coming up with fresh synths. Another great creation for veteran sound designers, the all-new Ample can be patched up in many different ways, giving you many more signal-routing options than the relatively clean face of this semi-modular synth suggests.

The Sound of the Analogue Solutions Ample

The Analogue Solutions Ample has been loaded with three oscillators, one of which can be used as an LFO, plus two envelopes and a 16-note sequencer. The gold-plated touch controls at the bottom are your 'keys', but you're also free to hook up an external keyboard via MIDI. Then there's the large modulation matrix, which is where the real sound-shaping magic happens. Freaky bass lines, extreme effects, roaring leads — everything's on the table here. If that classic fat analogue sound and a thousand-and-one options are what you're after, the Analogue Solutions Ample is definitely a worthwhile investment.

Specifications

Product features

Sustainable product	not specified
Synthesizer kind	experimental
Synthesizer options	extensive
Difficulty level	difficult
Vintage remake	no
Sound source	analogue
Number of keys	6
Arpeggiator/sequencer	sequencer
19-inch rack size	not applicable
Synthesizer type	desktop module
Type of keys	touch-sensitive keys/pads
Synthesizer inputs	line in
Synthesizer outputs	line out jack
MIDI & other	MIDI in, MIDI thru
Audio via USB	no
Control	none
Polyphony	1

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	4,9 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	63,5 x 35,0 x 17,0 cm

Product specifications

Analogue Solutions Ample
synthesizer
creative combo of Analogue Solutions gear like the:
- Fusebox
- Concussor Eurorack
- Vostok
- Dr Stranglove
- Generator
3x oscillator
2x LFO (including Oscillator 3)
1x LPF, 24 dB
1 VCA
2x ADSR
modulation matrix
16-step sequencer
echo/delay (lo-fi)
dimensions: 550 x 262 x 83mm
weight: 3.7 kg

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Tuesday 12 January 2016

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