| Model ID | S60P |
| Form Factor | Keyboard |
| Signal Path | Analog Hardware |
| Channels | 16 Voices (Presets) Voice (Trombone, Sax, Mute Trompet, Horn, Oboe, Flute, Piccolo, Vibraphone, Violin, Sitar, Electric Bass, Electric Guitar, Whistle, Human Voice, Synthe Sound 1, Synthe Sound 2) |
| Connections | - Main Output · 1/4" Phone Jack (6.35mm)
- Phone Output · 1/4" Phone Jack (6.35mm)
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| Controls | - Volume · Slide Pot · 0-10
- Tune · Rotary Pot · -5 +5
- Aftertouch Sens. · Rotary Pot · 0-10
- Aftertouch WOW (Filter) · Slide Switch · On/Off
- Aftertouch Vibrato · Slide Switch · On/Off
- Brillance (Cutoff) · Slide Switch · 0-10
- Portamento (Glide) · Slide Switch · 0-10
- Preset Selection Switch · Momentary Push Switch · 1-16
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| Notes | A nice little preset Synthesizer, in the same range than the Roland SH2000, Arp Pro Soloist, Multivox MX2000 and so... I found the preset to be very interesting, especially the ''Sitar'', Electric Bass and Choir.
As for many preset synthesizer, no control on ADSR, just a SUSTAIN and HOLD button, but it have AFTERTOUCH (For Filter (WOW) and Vibrato). The Filter aftertouch switch actually give a boost of resonnance when you activate it. There's a ''BRILLANCE'' fader that act as a CUTOFF, PORTAMENTO fader and Volume.
I found that if you press more than one preset button, the synth begin to mix up the preset and glitch pretty well, but beware of the volume peaks when you do this ''hack'', but you can find some really nice basic waveform, without the annoying slow/weak attack. |
