Old Classic Vintage Synthesizers or Instruments that Should be Emulated by Now!

[egbert101]

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[wagtunes]

Holy Crap!

Here we go.

Wait, give me a few years and I'll go compile the complete list, not the least of which is this mother.

[Ingonator]

This is my list from the other thread:
- SCI Prophet 600
- SCI Prophet T8
- Roland Jupiter-4
- Yamaha CS-70M
- Yamaha CS-60
- Yamaha CS-50
- Oberheim OB-8
- Oberheim OB-Xa
- Oberheim OB-SX
- Oberheim Matrix 6 (+ Matrix 1000)
- Marion Prosynth (by Tom Oberheim)
- ARP Quadra
- ARP Omni v1 and v2
- ARP Quartet
- Moog Memorymoog
- Moog Polymoog
- Korg Poly-61
- Korg PS-3100
- Korg PS-3200
- Korg PS-3300
- Rhodes Chroma
- Rhodes Chroma Polaris
- Hammond Novachord
- Siel Opera 6
- Siel DK70
- Siel DK80
- Siel DK700
- Siel DK600
- Siel Cruise
- Siel Orchestra
- Siel Orchestra 2
- Crumar Bit 99
- Crumar Bit 01
- Crumar Performer
- Crumar Orchestrator
- Crumar Multiman-S
- Akai AX80
- Akai AX73
- Akai AX60
- Akai VX90
- Akai VX600
- Elka EK-22


I would also add this:
- Roland JD-800 and/or JD-990
- Ensoniq ESQ-1/SQ-80 (SQ-8L was discontinued and/or never fully finished)
- Ensoniq VFX
- Korg DW-8000 (was just released as a Kontakt instrument by Synth Magic)
- Korg DSS-1
- Yamaha SY-77


Until which year could we go back? Those mentioned were built until around 1993.

[Numanoid]

But the MiniMoog hasn't been properly emulated yet has it?

[egbert101]

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[fluffy_little_something]

Would be more interesting to emulate certain plugins in hardware

[egbert101]

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[wagtunes]

Holy Crap!

Here we go.

Wait, give me a few years and I'll go compile the complete list, not the least of which is this mother.

Impressively obscure. No idea what it is. How about this monstrosity or beauty?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mstEVHn8bU

That's cool.

The synth I posted is the Coupland Digital Music Synthesizer which was never commercially released. In fact, it never actually worked right. And then the project was abandoned when they ran out of funding.

So we'll never know.

[egbert101]

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[fluffy_little_something]

Teisco 240

It has a nice basic sound, the sound from 1:10 on sounds prototypically analog to me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjUb5VB_lfw

[wagtunes]

That's cool.

The synth I posted is the Coupland Digital Music Synthesizer which was never commercially released. In fact, it never actually worked right. And then the project was abandoned when they ran out of funding.

So we'll never know.

That one I posted belongs in the seventies but is actually a modern (or post modern) homage to vintage synthesizers.

Here is one I need to add to the list though, the EMS Synthi 100:

Yeah, it's doubtful that anybody is ever going to do this one, though I would LOVE to see it.

[Vortifex]

..

[BlackWinny]

Eminent 310 U

[beely]

Casio CZ5000. Wish I'd never sold mine.

Virtual CZ emulates the CZ range just fine, including sysex compatibility...

Also add:

Synton Syrinx
Moog Prodigy
Yamaha CS-20M/CS-40M (and all the CS monosynths, including the CS-01!)

[egbert101]

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