ARP 2600-M - DESKTOP ANALOG SYNTHESIZER

(This text is machine translated) It is impossible to summarize the importance that the ARP 2600 has had in the history of analog sound synthesis. The ARP 2600 debuted in the fall of 1970, at an AES (Audio Engineering Society) convention along with two other synths considered a classic. The ARP 2600 stood out because it retained the versatility of a modular system in a modern, portable and highly intuitive format. The synth includes a wide range of modules, from oscillators to envelopes, from filters to the amplifier, all the modules necessary for analog sound synthesis. Virtually all of the ARP 2600's front panel sliders and switches are internally connected to a specific control source. For example, the controls on the dashboard allow you to vary the pitch of Oscillator 1 through the keyboard (On / Off switch), or by using the Sample & Hold module (slider), the shape of the ADSR envelope (slider ) and / or the sine wave output of Oscillator 2 (slider). This factory pre-wired path provides an important nu...