Here’s a quick demo of the Analogue Solutions Station X, a mini-modular analog synthesizer:
Station X Features:
- Pure analogue voice circuitry
- Fully patchable
- Compact modular synth
- Available as a module (without case)
- Plenty of modulation possibilities
- Rugged steel construction.
- MIDI In for software sequencer / keyboard control.
Station X is available for £449 via Analogue Solutions.
Video demo by astralboy79.
449? seems a touch pricey for a VCO, filter, and eg
except it’s:
MIDI to CV Converter (so you can play it from MIDI).
Voltage Controlled Oscillator with pulse width control input.
Low Pass ‘Moog’ style filter, 24dB/oct.
Voltage Controlled Amplifier (wired in series to the VCF).
Envelope Generator.
VC Low Frequency Oscillator. Four waveforms and CV controlled of frequency.
Noise Generator.
Sample and Hold.
Is it worth it? I think for a beginner it is, since it’s a nice little assembled unit. Buying a rack, power supply and all these modules separately would cost at least as much, likely more, even using the cheapest possible modules.
Did I hear some mains hum at 11:58?
hi Thomas…when i recorded, the cable had a slight issue. i used a cheap 1/8 to 2x 1/4″ cable and that is the source of the hum. it is audible when using headphones. i did not notice it on monitors. it is not a defect with the synth, rather the cheap cable itself.