Official Wersi Condor DX 100 Audio Demo

Audio from an official company demo cassette. Not sure where I got it or when, but I believe this is an early 80's digital organ/synth combo (the company is German), so 1982-1984 would be my best guess. Like most demo recordings of this era, somewhat cheesy, but SO worth it. ;-)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Wersi
• DX
• 100
• Organ
• Synth
• Vintage

[Macgyver179]

Thank you very much for this upload. I still have 2 of this model and I added Arabic tuning to them. I played it from 1984 till now!

I have a question though, why didn't you add the Drawbars sounds or is this a ready made demo?

[xnonsuchx]

@Macgyver179 - It was just an audio cassette demo direct from Wersi (or maybe just a US distributor) ...I just happened to find it a while back and put it online. It did seem interesting for a 'home organ.'

[Basso9x13]

@paulj0557 -

I have one of these - my Dad assembled it from a kit - including soldering all the circuit boards. The Pitch Bend is a slider (in front of drawbars) - and it only goes down. "Normal" position is all the way to the right, instead of a "center detent". This keyboard has one of the best French Horn sounds I've heard from a synth.

~R

[paulj0557]

You know you were looking for that pitch wheel on the picture when you heard that slide trombone (LOL)!

I love Wersi sound.' ...just an old fashioned love song' keeps popping up in this demo.

[Thedaanvo]

Hi,

The Wersi DMS- keyboards and organs are from around 1984-1987. The organ did have it's own 'overdrive' effect, as you can hear with the Rock-guitar. That was quite rare that time.

[patsaxon]

Fantastic! I never knew of a demo available? I have seen this keyboard when it first came out. Shortly after, the Wersi MK-1 synthesizer came out as I bought two of them as used them on stage while performing on stage for many years. Wersi is the best! Easy to program and good digital sampling technology. I now use a Wersi Pegasus Plus on stage.

[Thedaanvo]

Great! Thanks for sharing!

[drwalpurgis]

Wow! What a find! Thanks for the upload.