File:Intellijel Designs Atlantis - Dual Oscillator Subtractive Synth Voice, inspired by SH-101, with FM & Sync (2016-10-01 by Kazuhisa OTSUBO).jpg

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日本語: 今日は101の日。今夜はうちの101と遊ぶ。 Atlantis Intelligel Design
  • Atlantis - Dual Oscillator Subtractive Synth Voice. Intellijel Designs.
    "​The Atlantis is heavily inspired by the architecture and sound of the classic Roland SH-101. It has always been one of our favorite synths and we really liked how the seemingly limited architecture allowed for all sorts of creative and musically useful sounds to be easily generated. Just like the 101 it is quick to dial in beautifully rich bass and lead sounds but there is much more sonic territory to explore as well.

    The Atlantis uses triangle core VCOs (based on the Dixie core) instead of Saw core which respond much more musically to FM. The modulation oscillator can be used as an LFO or VCO (audio rate) and both track very precisely over 8 or more octaves. "

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Author Kazuhisa OTSUBO from Tokyo, Japan

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