Brand new Hardware
Add to this thread for new Hardaware that has just been made available to buy
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Posts about something that has not yet been released will be deleted
2- Do not copy and paste text from ‘news sites’. Gather your own information about a new product.
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Thank you and post away!
RULES
1- Only post about something that is available to buy.
Posts about something that has not yet been released will be deleted
2- Do not copy and paste text from ‘news sites’. Gather your own information about a new product.
Posts that are a copy and paste of articles from other new-sites will be deleted
3- When adding a picture of the product make usre to set the size of the picture to maximum 200 pixels wide. How?
When you upload a picture, html will be generated to display that picture. Look at the html and were it say ” width=300" alt=""/>” change the number to 200 or less
Posts with bigger size pictures will be deleted.
Thank you and post away!
Tags: new hardware
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Dave Smith's new Prophet 8! Real analogue with full hands on control - 8-voice synthesizer with a 100% analog signal path
Two analog oscillators per voice - Classic Curtis analog low-pass filters - Extensive modulation routing capabilities - Four-on-four splits and layers with separate stereo outputs for each layer - Arpeggiator, gated 16 x 4 step sequencer, and LFOs all syncable.
It offers more than the Prophet 5 not just in terms of polyphony
Info and sounds here, I think this means business, I'm a bit excited about it!
http://davesmithinstruments.com/products/p8se/
Please check out this discussion I started on the Prophets available today, I would love your input
http://musictechmag.ning.com/forum/topic/show?id=769831%3ATopic%3A2...
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Novation SL Compact MIDI controller, available in 25 and 49 key versions.
Automap Universal - 144-character LCD screen - Semi-weighted keyboard with after-touch - Speed dial - programmable drum pads -
Bundled software: Ableton Live Lite 6 - Novation Bass Station - Waldorf PPG Wave Lite classic synth - and more lite or ultra lites versions of other software
Here
SL Compact 25 retails at £219 / $299.95 and the SL Compact 49 £259/ $399
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the SL Zero mk2 is on my wish list at the moment . have a midi controller already but love the idea of auto mapping
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http://www.elektron.se./
New versions of Machinedrum and Monomachine
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M-Audio Introduce Their First Headphones - The Studiophile Q40 headphones are currently shipping with an MSRP of $179.95 USD.
10Hz to 20kHz - 116dB - lightweight construction - collapsible design - and more info here:
http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/StudiophileQ40-main.html
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Akai MPK49 Performance Controller now available: http://www.akaipro.com/prodMPK49.php
12 genuine MPC drum pads - MPC Swing - Arpeggio functions - USB/MIDI - MMC/MIDI Start Stop transport buttons - LCD display - and more.... = £299.99 GBP
Update: I have seen at a £269.99 on online shops
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Wow I didn't realise Roland was about to release a new Keyboard Workdstation
The Roland Phantom G Series
http://www.roland.co.uk/synth_room_catdet.asp?ID=FANTOMG8
The effect section sounds good:
Fantom-G is loaded with a state-of-the-art effects engine, with multi-effects available for each Fantom-G sound/part. In 16-part multi-timbre mode, up to 22 effect routings can be used simultaneously. Create complex setups with 16 insert effects per patch, plus global reverbs and choruses. Mastering effects are provided for polishing songs created with the onboard sequencer.
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