whoo ntressantie ja ensiniq hield er een rae manier van app bouw op na
welok machines maar wel allemaal erg divers zou mooi zijn datje samples waves kan uit wisselen ,..vl1?
ik geloof je ook hoor - icasei [komtie naam vandaan rare jongens die romeinen

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wil graag geloven dat samples erin kunnen ,..
heb een dpx ,...dan ga ik naarstig op zoek naar ensoniq mirage samples ....?
iemand ?
vfx is heel ander bak he ,... meer micrwave alike en de sd ook
vintagesynthxplorer
Following up on the heels of the ESQ-1 and SQ-80 synths from Ensoniq comes the VFX with more polyphony and waveforms. The VFX allows for PPG-like synthesis using a sort of wavetable synthesis. This puts it into a unique class of digital synthesizers along with the PPG Wave series, Waldorf Microwave series, and Ensoniq SD-1, SQ-80, ESQ-1, and Fizmo.
The VFX has 21 voices of polyphony. A single patch can contain up to 6 of 109 waves in its ROM memory that can be combined and layered. Advanced and analog-like synth parameters including its dual multi-mode digital filters, three 11-stage envelopes, LFO, and 15 modulation sources allow you to further shape and morph your sounds. There's even a built-in 24-bit VLSI dual effects processor with reverb, chorus, flanging, and delay.
The VFX has a standard 61-note keyboard with velocity and polyphonic aftertouch. The synth also has full MIDI implementation with 12 channels for multitimbral functions. The VFX has a cartridge port as well, for storing sounds onto Ensoniq's proprietary media. The VFX is a digital synth, and its filter is pretty weak but the VFX makes some sweet strings and textural sounds but it won't be very handy for any "meaty drum and bass sounds. It has been used by Front 242, Rick Wakeman, Nick Rhodes, Tony Banks, Peter Vettese, T Lavitz, Jonathan Cain (Bad English, Journey), and Oscar Peterson.